Michael E. Valdez

CONSULTING

• 1985-6, to the John E. Fetzer Foundation, Inc. Kalamazoo, MI. designing and building high precision computer controlled instruments to measure variables of the environment.
• 1985, to the John E. Fetzer Energy Medicine Research Institute, Phoenix, AZ. design and construction of a computer for automatic plant growth monitoring and a high resolution video camera sampling interface.
• 1985, to the John E. Fetzer Energy Medicine Research Institute, Phoenix, AZ, Report on the Feasibility of Monitoring Plant Growth and Other Experiments.
• 1985, to the Florida State School for the Blind, St. Augustin, Fla. developing talking computer programs to tutor blind children in mathematics and in the use of the computer.
• 1984, to Department of Biology, Florida Institute of Technology, multiple interfacing of a balance studies platform for computer monitoring of human subjects.
• 1983, to Ray Walton, Miami, Fla. design and supervision of construction of a computer system to read English text typed on a computer, to replace his voice lost in an operation.
• 1982, to Florida Solar Energy Center, Port Canaveral, Florida, multiple interfacing of instruments with several computers.
• 1981, to Harbour Pines Racquetball Club, design of the electrical system for the new facilities.
• 1979-1980, to the Geology Department, California State University, Long Beach, CA. on the possibility of using basic microwave radiation for earthquake prediction.
• 1978-1980, to the Geology Department, California State University, Long Beach, CA. on the design of a microprocessor controller for a gravimeter, with capabilities for analyzing and recording the data.
• 1979-1984, to E. S. Maxey, M.D., Stuart, Fla. on the design of a microcomputer controlled instrument for measuring skin conductivity; the instrument has capabilities for statistical analyses of the measurements, storage and display.
• 1979, to the Mechanical Engineering Department, California State University, Long Beach, CA. on the design of a microprocessor controller for a fatigue meter, with capabilities for generating any stress cycle.
• 1976, to Gene Gessner, Consulting Engineers, Iowa City, Iowa, on a computer program for heating and air conditioning design for buildings.