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Mr. Kerber, can you provide me the list and background of the "project advisory panel" for the U.L. Vertical Ventilation study? I amm extremely curious as to who is on the panel and what there background is. Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks for your time.
My name is TJ and I work out on the west coast in California. I have been working with Jerry Tracy on behalf of the California Fire Chiefs Training Section to get the two of you out here to discuss some of your findings in your studies on High Rise Wind Driven Fires. Great stuff and I'm excited to hear you guys in person. As you can see I don't use the Fire Engineering site for networking, but I saw your name and thought I would drop you a line. Looking forward to talking with you soon. Take Care and Be Safe ~ TJ