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Public Affairs Faculty

Theodore K. Miller
Professor Emeritus

Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1970

Professor Miller's research interests focus on processes which operate in the fluvial system, with particular emphasis on stream channel development. His most recent research focus is on the effects of long term environmental change on fluvial systems.

His major teaching focus is in statistical analysis. He is co-director of the Interdisciplinary Consortium for Statistical Applications at Indiana University.

Recent Publications

V. Champion and T. Miller, "Predicting mammography utilization through model generation," Psychology, Health and Medicine, v.1, 1996, 273-283.

B.U. Watson and T.K. Miller, "Auditory Perception, Phonological Processing, and Reading Ability/Disability," Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, v. 36, 1993, 850-863.

T.K. Miller, "An assessment of the equable change principle in at-a-station hydraulic geometry," Water Resources Research, vol. 27, 2751-2758 (1991).

T.K. Miller, "A model of stream channel adjustment: Assessment of Rubey's Hypothesis," The Journal of Geology, Vol. 99, 699-710 (1991).