Don E. Sabol Jr.
Assistant Research Professor Geology
Division of Earth and Ecosystem Sciences
Desert Research Center
Egypt
Biography
Don E. Sabol Jr. research interests include mesoscale meteorology, wildland fire and weather relationships, predictive modeling of climate and meteorological impacts in the western United States, visualization techniques, GIS, data analysis, and applications research. His thesis work was verification of a climate model as compared to remote automated weather stations.
Research Interest
new approaches to planetary life detection; microbiology of compost tea making and its use as an alternative to fungicide in agriculture and viticulture.
Publications
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Predictive terrain hazard maps for military operations in the desert based on geomorphic mapping, remote sensing, and soil databases [abstract]
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Predictive soil maps based on geomorphic mapping, remote sensing, and soil databases in the desert southwest
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Parent Material Mapping of Geologic Surfaces Using ASTER in Support of Integrated Terrain Forecasting for Military Operations
