Thomas O. Spicer
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Professor
Also affiliated: NSWC Dahlgren Division (2020)
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Biography and Research Information
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Thomas O. Spicer's research focuses on the development and validation of atmospheric dispersion models, particularly for heavier-than-air gas mixtures. He has investigated the behavior of dense gas plumes, examining factors such as wind and air entrainment through wind tunnel studies. His work includes the validation of models like DEGADIS and comparisons of multiple dispersion models against field experiment data, such as the Jack Rabbit II chlorine experiment and the Thorney Island experiments. Spicer has also explored regulatory aspects, including United States regulations for siting Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminals. His publications span topics from theoretical models of accidental releases to the practical application of these models in assessing potential hazards. He holds an h-index of 10 with 39 total publications and 378 citations.
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- h-index: 14
- Publications: 64
- Citations: 495
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Professor publications 1983–2025University of Arkansas Ralph E. Martin Department of Chemical Engineering ORCID
Selected Publications
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Pressure-liquefied ammonia jet dispersion: Multi-model intercomparison using Desert Tortoise and FLADIS field data (2025)
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Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis (2025)
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Wind tunnel model of the Jack Rabbit II field experiments in the mock urban array: Part 2. approach wind conditions and particle image velocimetry measurements of simulated chlorine releases (2025)
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Strengthening Writing (and Reading) Skills in a Senior-Level Lab Course while Reinforcing Life-Long Learning Skills (2025)
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Laser Doppler velocimetry and particle image velocimetry measurements in a wind tunnel model of the jack rabbit II special sonic anemometer study (2024)
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Continued assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials for hazard assessment of large scale releases (2022)
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Overview of the Jack Rabbit II (JR II) field experiments and summary of the methods used in the dispersion model comparisons (2021)
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Gaps in toxic industrial chemical model systems: Improvements and changes over past 10 years (2021)
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Erratum to “Preliminary assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials accounting for boundary layer and maximum deposition effects” [Atmos. Environ. 256 (2021) 118274] (2021)
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Preliminary assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials accounting for boundary layer and maximum deposition effects (2021)
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Simplified source description for atmospheric dispersion model comparison of the Jack Rabbit II chlorine field experiments (2020)
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Three-dimensional Flow Structure of a Simulated Atmospheric Boundary Layer Using a Modified Irwin Spire-Roughness Technique (2020)100th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting OpenAlex
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Using Process Simulators to Quantify Flashing Two Phase Release Conditions (2019)2019 Spring Meeting and 15th Global Congress on Process Safety OpenAlex
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Transient large-scale chlorine releases in the Jack Rabbit II field tests: Rainout source data analysis from video records (2019)
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Quantifying the mass discharge rate of flashing two phase releases through simple holes to the atmosphere (2018)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Field test validation of the degadis model
- Bhopal atmospheric dispersion revisited
- Wind tunnel study of air entrainment into two-dimensional dense gas plumes at the Chemical Hazards Research Center
- United states regulations for siting LNG terminals: Problems and potential
- Modeling the Phase I Thorney Island experiments
Showing 5 of 18 shared publications
- Overview of the Jack Rabbit II (JR II) field experiments and summary of the methods used in the dispersion model comparisons
- Gaps in toxic industrial chemical model systems: Improvements and changes over past 10 years
- Deposition Following Accidental Releases of Chlorine from Railcars
- Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis
- Pressure-liquefied ammonia jet dispersion: Multi-model intercomparison using Desert Tortoise and FLADIS field data
- Gaps in toxic industrial chemical model systems: Improvements and changes over past 10 years
- Deposition Following Accidental Releases of Chlorine from Railcars
- Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis
- Pressure-liquefied ammonia jet dispersion: Multi-model intercomparison using Desert Tortoise and FLADIS field data
- Overview of the Jack Rabbit II (JR II) field experiments and summary of the methods used in the dispersion model comparisons
- Deposition Following Accidental Releases of Chlorine from Railcars
- Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis
- Pressure-liquefied ammonia jet dispersion: Multi-model intercomparison using Desert Tortoise and FLADIS field data
- Overview of the Jack Rabbit II (JR II) field experiments and summary of the methods used in the dispersion model comparisons
- Gaps in toxic industrial chemical model systems: Improvements and changes over past 10 years
- Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis
- Pressure-liquefied ammonia jet dispersion: Multi-model intercomparison using Desert Tortoise and FLADIS field data
- Bhopal atmospheric dispersion revisited
- Wind tunnel study of air entrainment into two-dimensional dense gas plumes at the Chemical Hazards Research Center
- Wind-tunnel data sets for complex dispersion model evaluation
- Preliminary assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials accounting for boundary layer and maximum deposition effects
- Deposition Following Accidental Releases of Chlorine from Railcars
- Erratum to “Preliminary assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials accounting for boundary layer and maximum deposition effects” [Atmos. Environ. 256 (2021) 118274]
- Transient large-scale chlorine releases in the Jack Rabbit II field tests: Rainout source data analysis from video records
- Preliminary assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials accounting for boundary layer and maximum deposition effects
- Erratum to “Preliminary assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials accounting for boundary layer and maximum deposition effects” [Atmos. Environ. 256 (2021) 118274]
- Overview of the Jack Rabbit II (JR II) field experiments and summary of the methods used in the dispersion model comparisons
- Gaps in toxic industrial chemical model systems: Improvements and changes over past 10 years
- Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis
- LNG Safety Research: FEM3A Model Development
- LNG Safety Research: FEM3A Model Development
- LNG Ssfety Research: FEM3A Model Development
- Overview of the Jack Rabbit II (JR II) field experiments and summary of the methods used in the dispersion model comparisons
- Results from the model evaluation panel
- Laser Doppler velocimetry and particle image velocimetry measurements in a wind tunnel model of the jack rabbit II special sonic anemometer study
- Wind tunnel model of the Jack Rabbit II field experiments in the mock urban array: Part 2. approach wind conditions and particle image velocimetry measurements of simulated chlorine releases
- Laser Doppler velocimetry and particle image velocimetry measurements in a wind tunnel model of the jack rabbit II special sonic anemometer study
- Wind tunnel model of the Jack Rabbit II field experiments in the mock urban array: Part 2. approach wind conditions and particle image velocimetry measurements of simulated chlorine releases
- Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis
- Pressure-liquefied ammonia jet dispersion: Multi-model intercomparison using Desert Tortoise and FLADIS field data
- Atmospheric Dispersion of Pressure-Liquefied Ammonia: Results from the Jack Rabbit Iii Model Inter-Comparison Exercise on Desert Tortoise and Fladis
- Pressure-liquefied ammonia jet dispersion: Multi-model intercomparison using Desert Tortoise and FLADIS field data
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