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I have a list of EPA public access computer models which is very
long but not quite exclusive because it doesn't mention some 
of the air pollution models which are contained in the Code of Federal
Regulations, in the appendix.

I also have a copy of Statistics by Example, By Terry Sincich, which
describes quite a few (more than twenty) EPA studies.

The simple analysis of the F statistic, chi square and student's t
in Sincich is the gist of my prior experience.  However, I possess
a copy of Enders A. Robinson's Probability Theory and Applications
and I have read it.  I understand that there are different models
because I have read the Robinson book but I do not have a better grasp
of probability theory as applied because of it.

I am thinking of designing a project to evaluate the EPA computer models
but it would require the assistance of academics and professionals
who could help me to apply the theory to these models (which would
fill this gap in my academic background).

Is there anyone on the network who could at least share some thoughts
on getting started?

Jeff Thomas