Carl Fisher

President / Eng. Physicist at OKC Products, Inc.
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Weld County, Colorado, United States, US

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Experience

    • United States
    • Information Technology & Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • President / Eng. Physicist
      • Jan 1992 - Present

      OKC Propducts, Inc. designs, manufactures and markets industrial control systems for remote access and control. Recent activity is directed toward developing low cost, solar powered cloud based remote acces and control devices with Class 1 Division 1 Intrinsically Safe certification. Markets include the Oil & Gas industry, environmental monitoring and waste disposal monitoring.Designed, patented and implemented SunSmart technology to realize more efficient methods to maintain and charge battery powered systems using limited power resources.Developed and implemented vTagNet technology to enable collaborative processing between individual instruments and devices in a wireless network and to perform as a single measurement and control system.Principal architect and design engineer for implementing new technology and product designs.SunSmart and vTagNet are Trademarks of OKC Products, Inc.

    • United States
    • Chemical Manufacturing
    • President
      • Feb 1975 - Jan 1992

      Contract research and development for the energy related industries. Primary focus is in the areas of exploration geophysics, mining, geothermal power systems, solar thermal electric power generation, rock mechanics, nuclear logging methods, and seismic site stability analysis for nuclear power plants. Supported by US Bureau of Mines funding, developed, field tested and patented "Method for Predicting Failure in Earth Structures" to predict earthquakes, avalanches and failures in underground mines and earthen dams. Additional development projects included gamma ray ore grade monitoring and control systems, electromagnetic techniques to sense female hormone release for use in fertility monitors, neutron-activation down-hole logging tools. Also developed solar design specifications for a NSF funded 1 mega-Watt solar power generation system study.Developed the microseismic emission (ME) method for structural stability analysis of rocks and other earthen structures. Developed beta particle detectors for radon gas concentration meters. Participated as a technical reviewer for President Jimmy Carter's Commission on Nuclear Non-Proliferation Practices - Final Report. Technical book reviewer for the American Association for the Advancement of Science's new book releases.

    • Geophysical Engineer
      • Mar 1967 - Mar 1975

      Applied research and development in the area of geophysical exploration methods and techniques, particularly relating to deep earth electrical and electromagnetic prospecting, through the earth communications, and roof fall warning systems for underground mines. Performed magneto-telluric geophysical surveys to delineate geologic structures within the Canadian Shield and Sierra Nevada mountains suitable for ELF communication with submerged submarines under U.S. Naval research project. Applied research and development in the area of geophysical exploration methods and techniques, particularly relating to deep earth electrical and electromagnetic prospecting, through the earth communications, and roof fall warning systems for underground mines. Performed magneto-telluric geophysical surveys to delineate geologic structures within the Canadian Shield and Sierra Nevada mountains suitable for ELF communication with submerged submarines under U.S. Naval research project.

    • PhD Research Assistant
      • Sep 1968 - Aug 1971

      Research assistant to PhD candidates, particularly in the thesis areas of electromagnetic geophysical prospecting, neutron activation and x-ray diffraction. Research assistant to PhD candidates, particularly in the thesis areas of electromagnetic geophysical prospecting, neutron activation and x-ray diffraction.

    • Airborne Electromagnetic Systems Technician
      • Jun 1968 - Aug 1971

      Electronics technician building and testing prototype airborne geophysical electromagnetic prospecting systems. Electronics technician building and testing prototype airborne geophysical electromagnetic prospecting systems.

    • United States
    • Armed Forces
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Gun Fire Control Technician
      • Sep 1963 - Feb 1967

      Service, maintain and operate electronic systems to compute ballistics, aim and fire large bore 3" and 5" guns.Boot Camp, San Diego, CAA-School, Mare Island, CAUS Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, HawaiiUSS Renshaw DD499Vietnam Tours of Duty Service, maintain and operate electronic systems to compute ballistics, aim and fire large bore 3" and 5" guns.Boot Camp, San Diego, CAA-School, Mare Island, CAUS Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, HawaiiUSS Renshaw DD499Vietnam Tours of Duty

Education

  • University of Colorado Boulder
    Bachelor's Degree, Engineering Physics
    1968 - 1971
  • Robert S. Rogers High School
    HS Diploma
    1962 - 1963

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