A Tradition of Excellence The Many Facets of Georgia Tech A Tradition of Excellence November 2002

Georgia Institute of Technology “Georgia Tech” Location FY 02 Research Awards ($M) Atlanta, Georgia • GTRI 115.0 Resident Instruction 165.8 TOTAL $280.8 Academic Colleges Enrollment Engineering 9,007 Architecture 876 Ivan Allen 808 Computing 1,892 Sciences 1,387 Management 1,450 TOTAL ENROLLMENT 15,420 2002 Freshman Class Average SAT Score: 1336 November 2002

Georgia Tech National & State Regional Offices • Huntsville, AL Ft. Walton Beach, FL Ft. Monmouth, NJ Dayton, OH Warner Robins, GA Arlington, VA Albany Columbus Warner Robins Douglas Brunswick Savannah Atlanta Dublin Macon Carrollton Rome Gainesville Augusta Athens Dalton Cartersville Griffin Morrow Norcross Newnan November 2002 AO/GTRI 4/16/2017 #3

Major Units of Georgia Tech President’s Office Degree - Granting Colleges Inter- disciplinary Centers Georgia Tech Research Institute Continuing Education Economic Development Engineering Computing Architecture Sciences Management Humanities Manufacturing Micro- electronics Electronics Packaging Telecommuni-cations Applied Research Customer Funded (7) Laboratories Defense Electronics Short Courses Taught by Faculty On Campus At Customer Distance Learning Venture Lab Incubators Industry Assistance November 2002

GTRI Financial Statistics FY02 Major Customers Historical Volume Dollars in Millions $120 $115.5 $110.1 $108.5 State and Local 12.4% $105.9 Army 18.3% $100 $100.1 $106.4 $102.5 $80 Industry 7.7% Navy 9.7% $60 Industry- Fed Subcontract 11.1% Air Force 24.7% $40 DoD Other 12% $20 Federal Other 4.1% $0 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Projected Total Personnel: 1112 November 2002

America’s Top Graduate Engineering Schools* Last Year 1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1) 2. Stanford University (CA) (2) University of California—Berkeley (2) 5. University of Illinois--Urbana--Champaign (5) 6. University of Michigan—Ann Arbor (6) 7. California Institute of Technology (7) 8. Cornell University--NY (8) University of Southern California (8) 10. Carnegie Mellon University (PA) (10) University of Texas—Austin (10) 4. Georgia Institute of Technology (4) November 2002 * Source: U.S. News & World Report (September 2002)

Indoor Air Quality Charlene Bayer, GTRI charlene.bayer@gtri.gatech.edu November 2002

Environmental Separations Branch Technologies Indoor Air Asthma & Exposure Monitoring Biogenic Organics in Outdoor Air Product Emissions Research IQ-Gel for Air Cleaning Separations Sciences New Ventilation Systems Last Bullet: CSIRO in Australia developed the indoor air quality guidelines for the Sydney Olympics. November 2002

Environmental Separations Branch Projects IQ-Gel for indoor air cleaning & chem/biowarfare protection Real-time exposure & lung function monitor for asthma & CF patients Field test methods measuring gas phase filtration lifetimes Newer ventilation technologies for improved IAQ in schools Air cleaning building ventilation systems Fungal MVOCs Product emissions Biogenic and elemental PM10 & PM2.5 determination Last Bullet: CSIRO in Australia developed the indoor air quality guidelines for the Sydney Olympics. November 2002

Environmental Separations Branch Unique Capabilities Test Rig Environmental Chamber Facility (17 chambers ranging from 28.3 m3 – 135 mL) Mass Spectrometric Facility (7 systems – GC/MS, LC/MS, MS/MS, ICP/MS, ion trap/MS) Real-time, telemonitoring exposure & lung function monitoring system Last Bullet: CSIRO in Australia developed the indoor air quality guidelines for the Sydney Olympics. November 2002

52.2 Test Rig Required by ASHRAE method 52.2 to test particulate air filters GTRI’s system adapted to also test gaseous phase air filters – currently the only system capable of testing filters for both particles and gases Available for particle and gaseous filtration research Being used to test the GTRI-patented IQ-Gel research for indoor air cleaning and chem/biowarfare protection ASHRAE method 52.2 Test Rig November 2002

Proposed GT Indoor Air Quality Measurements Monitor changes in asthma exacerbations and indoor air exposures with the GTRI asthma monitoring system Monitor exposures of selected volunteers with passive VOC monitors Match hospital admissions changes with indoor and outdoor AQ measurements First bullet additional comments: There will be a selected group of pediatric patients and the AIRS will be placed in the volunteers’ bedrooms. November 2002

Proposed GT Indoor Air Quality Measurements Monitor indoor air quality in selected schools, office buildings, and/or households Investigate occupant changes in health symptoms via questionnaire Monitor IAQ in Olympic facilities following procedures set at the Sydney Olympics, 2000 Last Bullet: CSIRO in Australia developed the indoor air quality guidelines for the Sydney Olympics. November 2002