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Alan Mehlenbacher, PhD

Department of Economics, University of Victoria
Mail: PO Box 1700 STN CSC, Victoria BC, CANADA V8W 2Y2
Office: BEC 392; E-Mail: amehlen@uvic.ca

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Current Research:

Coalition formation and applications to international agreements.

Network formation and applications to innovation and economic growth.

Academic Background:

PhD, University of Victoria

MBA, Simon Fraser University

MSc, University of British Columbia

BS, University of Michigan

Teaching Experience:

Economics: Environmental Economics (Econ 381), Computer Aided Modelling in Economics (Econ 353), Applied Econometrics (Econ 345), Industrial Organization (Econ 310A), Statistical Inference (Econ 246), Intermediate Macroeconomics (Econ 204)

Computer Science: Agent Systems (Csc 485/585), Network-Centric Computing (Seng 450/550), The Practice of Computing Science (Csc 212)

Information Technology: Strategic Information Management, Data Modelling, Database Concepts

Publications

Economics

Mehlenbacher, A., 2009. Economic Impact of Climate Change on Douglas Fir and Spruce Forests in British Columbia. In: Final Technical Report: Forest Science Program Project Y093061. Pacific Climate Impact Consortium .

Mehlenbacher, A., 2009. Multiagent system simulations of signal averaging in English auctions with two-dimensional value signals. Computational Economics, 34: 119-143.

Mehlenbacher, A., 2009. Multiagent system simulations of treasury auctions. Computational Economics. 34: 67-117.

Mehlenbacher, A., 2007. Multiagent system platform for auction experiments. University of Victoria, Economics Department Discussion Paper, DDP0706.

Mehlenbacher, A., 2007. Multiagent system simulations of sealed-bid auctions with two-dimensional value signals. University of Victoria, Economics Department Discussion Paper, DDP0707.

Mehlenbacher, L.A., 1980. An optimization model for aggregate haul economics. Alberta Transportation Technical Report.

Management

Mehlenbacher, L.A., 2002. Just say no to annual budgeting. Signals, The Signal Group.

Mehlenbacher, L.A., 1993. Information technology strategy alignment. The CMC Report, Institute of Certified Management Consultants.

Mehlenbacher, L.A., 1992. Strategic Information Management in Transportation and Highways. Course Textbook.

Mehlenbacher, L.A., 1991. Strategic Information Management in the Ministry of Health. Course Textbook.

Mathematical Modelling

Whitfield, D. W. A., L. A. Mehlenbacher, and C. Labine, 1982. Solar radiation attenuation in a hillside jack pine forest. Canadian Journal of Botany. 60: 1913-1922.

Mehlenbacher, L. A. and D.W.A. Whitfield, 1977. Modelling thermal eddy diffusivity at canopy height. Boundary-Layer Meteorology. 12: 153-170.

Whitfield, D.W.A., J.M. Mayo, J.E. Harter, S. Nelson, and A. Mehlenbacher, 1977. Tree geometry and optical properties of leaves. In: Long term prediction of vegetation performance on mined sands. Edited by L.C. Bliss. Report of the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental research Project, VE 6, Government of Alberta.

Statistics

Mehlenbacher, L.A., 1979. Ridge regression. University of Alberta Technical Report.

Mehlenbacher, L.A., 1978. Least squares ANOVA with unequal subclass numbers. University of Alberta Technical Report.

Biology

Spellenberg, R. W. and L. Mehlenbacher, 1971. Anatomical and cytological studies of an intergeneric hybrid. Canadian Journal of Botany. 49: 1565-1574.

Mehlenbacher, L., 1970. Floret development, embryology, and systematic position of Oryzopsis hendersonii. Canadian Journal of Botany. 48: 1741-1758.

Maze, J., L. Bohm, and L. Mehlenbacher, 1970. Embryo sac and early ovule development in Oryzopsis milacea and Stipa tortilis. Canadian Journal of Botany. 48: 27-41.

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Alan Mehlenbacher, PhD

Department of Economics, University of Victoria Mail: PO Box 1700 STN CSC, Victoria BC, CANADA V8W 2Y2 Office: BEC 392; E-Mail: amehlen@uvic.ca

Publications

Department of Economics, University of Victoria
Mail: PO Box 1700 STN CSC, Victoria BC, CANADA V8W 2Y2
Office: BEC 392; E-Mail: amehlen@uvic.ca