David M. Rountree

M.S.E.E. Working on Doctorate in Physics

Research skills

  • Technical
    COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS, Analytical/Research Skills, Computer/Technical Literacy, Correlating EMF and EVP using sensors and software, Sound mapping, Infrasound, Acoustical engineering
  • IT
    Mobilizing applications, Human-computer interface, Project Management
  • Statistical
    Be able to define the term variable, Descriptive, and inferential statistics., Differentiate between types of variables: continuous, discrete, Quantitative, and qualitative., Be able to calculate possible error, and relative error when measuring in metric system., Define accuracy., Given a distribution of observations, be able to make graphic representations., Given sets of connected variables, be able to plot a scattergram, and determine a correlation coefficient. Be able to describe the direction and magnitude of the correlation coefficient., Be able to describe and use measures of central tendency: mean, Mode, and median., Be able to describe and use measures of dispersal or variation: range, Variance, and standard deviation., Describe the differences between populations' samples, Parameters, and statistics., Describe a normal distribution, given a distribution, calculate the standard error of the mean., Describe the inferential statistics., Describe three rules of probability., Be able to test the difference between means using student t-tests., Be familiar with basic research design and the statistical methods used in them.

Research interests

  • Interests
    Audio Engineering, currently studying Electronic Voice Phenomena, and Terrestrial Wormholes, Mapping emerging low frequency EMF

Other

  • Scientific Memberships
    Audio Engineering Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science, International Frequency Sensor Association,
  • Other Interests
    SCIENCE (AAAS), Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, Foundations of Physics, IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, New Journal of Physics, American Journal of Physics, , The Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku,

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