Dr. Sultan received an award from Western Michigan University for Excellence in Discovery: Research and External Funding over $1 Million Level for 5 years 2009-2014.
A new publication titled: Geophysical, remote sensing, GIS, and isotopic applications for a better understanding of the structural controls on groundwater flow in the Mojave Desert, California by D. Dailey, W. Sauck, M.Sultan, A. Milewski, M. Ahmed, W.R. Laton, R. Elkadiri, J. Foster, C. Schmidt, and T. Al Harbi got accepted to be in the Journal …
ESRS members Dr. Racha El Kadiri and Mustfa Kemal Emil lead a one month training session November-December on landslide hazard assessment in mountainous areas for four visiting Saudi Geological Survey members. This Training is a collaboration between ESRS and the Saudi Geologic Survey.
At the recent AGU fall meeting in December, 10 abstracts were presented by ESRS members in San Francisco, California.
In December 2014 two ESRS students graduated from Western Michigan University, Racha El Kadiri graduated with her Ph.D. in Geosciences and Cameron J. Manche with his MS in Geosciences.
This past October Dr. Mohamed Sultan and Dr. Mohamed Ahmed presented three abstracts at the Geological Society of America (GSA) in Vancouver, Canada.
Dr. Mohamed Sultan and Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Presented two abstracts at the Grace Science Team Meeting (GSTM) in Potsdam, Germany this past October. Picture: Grace Science Team Members at the GSTM meeting in Postdam, Germany
ESRS memeber Mustafa Kemal Emil lead a two month training course August-October for five Saudi Geologic Survey members on remote sensing and GIS applications in the paleohydrology of arid lands. This training is a collaboration between ESRS and the Saudi Geologic Survey.
Dr. Mohamed Ahmed, an ESRS senior research scientist, held a two month training course August-October for five Saudi Geologic Survey members on the principals and hydrological applications of using the (GRACE) satellite. This training is a collaboration between ESRS and the Saudi Geologic Survey.
ESRS members Dr. Mohamed Ahmed and Racha El Kadiri lead a week Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) training session October-November for 10 visiting Saudi Geological Survey members. This training is made possible through an on going collaboration between ESRS and The Saudi Geologic Survey.