This document lists over 30 presentations given by Alex Cuclis between 2009-2016 on topics related to air quality, emissions measurement techniques, greenhouse gases, and remote sensing. The presentations were delivered to universities, government agencies, and industry conferences. The list demonstrates that Cuclis was a frequent speaker on issues involving monitoring air pollutants and estimating emissions from industrial facilities like refineries.

1. List
of
Presentations
by
Alex
Cuclis
“Air
Quality
in
Houston”,
Advanced
Sustainable
Design
class
at
Rice
University,
course
instructor
Jim
Blackburn,
Houston,
Texas,
April
7,
2016.
“Introduction
to
the
Fluxsense
Presentation
on
Solar
Occultation
Flux”,
Houston-­‐Galveston
Area
Council,
Houston,
Texas,
February
22,
2016.
“VOC
Flux
Measurements
with
DIAL
and
SOF”,
Regional
Air
Quality
Planning
Advisory
Committee,
Houston-­‐Galveston
Area
Council,
Houston,
Texas,
October
29,
2015.
“HARC’s
Air
Quality
Program”,
Edge
Engineering
and
Science,
Houston,
Texas,
June
11,
2015.
“Fine
Particulate
Matter
in
Harris
County”,
Houston
Advanced
Research
Center,
The
Woodlands,
Texas,
December
2,
2015.
“Fine
Particulate
Matter
in
Harris
County”,
Texas
Environmental
Research
Consortium
Science
Advisory
Committee,
The
Woodlands,
Texas,
August
31,
2015.
“Solar
Occultation
Flux”,
Technology
Collaboration
Center,
Air
Quality
Technologies
Event,
Houston,
Texas,
March
26,
2015.
“Leak
Detection
for
Natural
Gas
Systems”,
moderator
of
a
panel
presentation,
HARC/GTI
Methane
Connections
Conference
in
The
Woodlands,
Texas,
September
24,
2014.
“EDF
Methane
Detection
Challenge
and
HARC/GTI
Methane
Conference”,
HARC
Board
Meeting,
Houston,
Texas,
September
11,
2014.
“Cost,
Concentrations
&
Regulations:
Using
Optical
Techniques
in
the
Oil
Field
and
at
Refineries”,
Conference
on
Lasers
and
Electro-­‐Optics
(CLEO),
Sacramento,
California,
June
10,
2014.
“Harris
County
PM2.5
Emissions
Inventory
Project”,
Greater
Houston
Partnership,
Houston,
Texas
on
February
19,
2013
and
at
Regional
Air
Quality
Planning
Committee,
Houston-­‐Galveston
Area
Council,
Houston,
Texas
on
October
31,
2013.
“Sustainability
and
Emissions:
VOC
Issues”,
University
of
Houston
Sustainability
Workshop,
Houston,
Texas,
February
13,
2013.
“Why
Emission
Factors
Don’t
Work
at
Refineries
and
What
to
do
about
it”,
presented
at
EPA’s
national
Emissions
Inventory
Conference,
Tampa,
Florida,
August
13-­‐16,
2012.
https://www3.epa.gov/ttnchie1/conference/ei20/session7/acuclis_pres.pdf
“Estimating
and
Measuring
Emissions”,
Yates
High
School,
Houston,
Texas,
August
6,
2012.
“Monitoring
Emissions”,
Air
Alliance
Houston,
Houston,
Texas,
May
19,
2012.
“Measuring
VOCs
in
Refineries
and
Chemical
Plants”,
University
of
Houston
Law
School,
March
23,
2011.

2. List
of
Presentations
by
Alex
Cuclis
(continued)
“Sweden’s
Approach
to
Refinery
Emissions
and
their
Influence
on
the
U.S.
EPA”,
presented
at
the
National
Petrochemical
and
Refiners
Association
Environmental
Conference,
New
Orleans,
Louisiana,
September
21,
2011.
“How
Industry
Objections
to
Measuring
VOCs
with
DIAL
May
Impact
Measuring
GHGs”,
invited
speaker
at
the
National
Institute
of
Standards
and
Technology,
Baltimore,
Maryland,
September
1,
2011.
“Considerations
for
Planning
a
Monitoring
Campaign
at
a
Petrochemical
Complex:
Lessons
Learned”,
the
American
Geophysical
Union
(AGU)
conference,
San
Francisco,
California,
December
12,
2010.
“Energy
Balances
for
Nations
and
Individuals”,
AIChE
Regional
Process
Technology
Conference,
Galveston,
Texas,
October
8,
2010.
“VOC
and
GHG
Monitoring
at
Petrochemical
Plants”,
EPA
Region
VI,
Dallas,
Texas,
September
9,
2010.
“Locating
and
Measuring
VOC
Fluxes
at
Petrochemical
Plants
with
Remote
Sensors”,
MIRTHE
summer
workshop,
Rice
University,
Houston,
Texas,
August
6,
2010.
“EPA
Caterpillar
Marine
Project”,
Houston
Advanced
Research
Center,
The
Woodlands,
June
29,
2010.
“Remote
Sensing
Refinery
Pollutants”,
NASA’s
Eyes
in
the
Sky
II
Workshop,
Houston,
Texas,
June
24,
2010.
“World
Energy
Consumption
Momentum”,
Houston
Advanced
Research
Center,
The
Woodlands,
Texas,
May
4,
2010
and
Engineers
Without
Borders,
Houston,
Texas,
May
12,
2010.
“Remote
Sensing
VOCs
and
GHGs”,
Instrument
Society
of
America/Analyzer
Division,
Houston,
Texas,
December
16,
2009.
“Remote
Sensing
VOCs
and
GHGs”,
Houston
Advanced
Research
Center’s
Remote
Sensing
Workshop,
Houston,
Texas,
December
7,
2009.
“Greenhouse
Gases:
If
You’re
not
Measuring,
You’re
just
Guessing”,
Houston
Advanced
Research
Center,
The
Woodlands,
July
8,
2009.
“Potential
Formaldehyde
Sources
in
the
Houston
Ship
Channel
and
Texas
City
Industrial
Park”,
University
of
Houston,
Houston,
Texas,
May
5,
2009.
“Underestimating
Emissions
Inventories
and
Science
that
Counts”,
American
Institute
of
Chemical
Engineers’
Spring
National
Meeting,
Tampa,
Florida,
April
28,
2009.
“Underestimating
Emissions
Inventories
and
Science
that
Counts”,
presented
testimony
on
Texas
House
Bill
4582,
Austin,
Texas,
April
22,
2009.

3. List
of
Presentations
by
Alex
Cuclis
(continued)
“If
You’re
not
Measuring
then
You’re
just
Guessing:
Auditing
GHG
Emissions”,
Plenary
Speaker
at
the
International
AWMA
Greenhouse
Gas
Measurement
Conference,
San
Francisco,
California,
March
24,
2009.
“Underestimated
Emissions
Inventories
(VOCs,
Air
Toxics
and
GHGs)”,
South
Texas
Section
–
AIChE
Workshop,
Houston,
Texas,
February
7,
2009.
“Remote
Sensing:
If
You
are
not
Measuring
then
You
are
just
Guessing”,
Hot
Air
Topics
Conference,
Houston,
Texas,
January
9,
2009.
“Measure
or
Estimate
Air
Pollutants?
Measuring
Pollutants
in
2–Dimensions
and
the
Fatal
Flaws
of
Estimations:
Implications
on
Policy”,
Air
Quality
Briefing,
Legislative
Update,
The
Woodlands,
Texas,
December
1,
2008.
“Air
Quality
Priorities/Use
of
Remote
Sensing
Technologies
to
Improve
VOC
Inventories
at
Remote
Sources”,
Houston
House
Representatives
Meeting,
The
Woodlands,
July
19,
2008.
“Remote
Sensing
Technology
for
Measuring
VOC
Emissions”,
presented
at
the
Senate
Committee
on
Natural
Resources
Hearing,
The
Woodlands,
Texas,
July
8,
2008.
“Use
of
Remote
Sensing
Technologies
to
Improve
VOC
Inventories
at
Remote
Sources”,
AWMA
101st
Annual
Conference,
Portland,
Oregon,
June
26,
2008.
“Underestimated
Emissions
Inventories
(VOCs,
Air
Toxics
and
GHGs)”,
Greater
Houston
Partnership
Clean
Air
Committee,
Houston,
Texas,
May
27,
2008.
“Air
Quality
Studies
–
Texas
2000
and
2006”,
Regional
Air
Quality
Air
Task
Force
Forum,
Jacinto
City,
Texas,
March
26,
2008.
“Point
Source
Emission
Inventories:
The
Good,
the
Bad,
the
Ugly”,
EPA
Remote
Sensing
Conference,
Research
Triangle
Park,
North
Carolina,
April
1,
2008.
“Air
Quality
Studies
–
TexAQS
2006”,
Green
Drinks,
Houston,
Texas,
February
29,
2008.
“The
Billion
Dollar
Dilemma:
Under-­‐Reported
Petrochemical
Pollutants”,
Engineers
Without
Borders
Engineering
Ethics
Seminar,
Houston,
Texas,
February
18
and
February
25,
2008.
Policy
and
Data
Testimony,
EPA
Refinery
MACT
Hearing,
Houston,
Texas,
November
27,
2007.
“Remote
Sensing
Point
Source
VOCs
Using
the
IR
Camera
and
More!”,
Houston
Area
Monitoring
Group
Remote
Sensing
Workshop,
November
21,
2007,
Houston,
Texas.
“Remote
Sensing
and
Emissions
Estimates”,
AWMA
Hot
Air
Topics
Conference,
Houston,
Texas,
October
29,
2007.

4. List
of
Presentations
by
Alex
Cuclis
(continued)
“TexAQS
II
and
Emission
Inventories”,
Regional
Air
Quality
Planning
Committee,
Houston,
Texas,
October
25,
2007.
“Differential
Absorption
LIDAR
(DIAL)”,
Sunoco
LDAR
Workshop,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania,
October
24,
2007.
“SOF/DIAL
Inter-­‐Comparison
Proposal”,
Texas
Environmental
Research
Consortium
Science
Advisory
Committee
Meeting,
The
Woodlands,
Texas,
October
23,
2007.
“Air
Quality
Research
in
East
Texas”,
AWMA
Gulf
Coast
Meeting,
Houston,
Texas,
August
8,
2006.
“Measurement
Methods:
Innovative
Source
and
Flux
Measurements”,
NARSTO
Conference,
October
15,
2003,
Austin,
Texas.
“Open
Path
Spectroscopic
Techniques
to
Measure
VOC's”,
Instrument
Society
of
America,
Analyzer
Division,
Houston,
Texas,
June
18,
2003.