Michael J. Keables

Degrees

1986 PhD, geography, University of Wisconsin - Madison
1982 MS, geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison
1978 BA, geography, University of Colorado

Research Interests

My main research focus is on spatial and temporal variability of water resources as related to climatic fluctuations. Current research projects include the identification of midtropospheric circulation patterns associated with maize production in central Mexico during ENSO events, local water budget variability for the past 50 years in the Great Plains, and soil water budget modeling using evaptranspiration estimates derived from satellite imagery.

Recent Publications

Keables, Michael J. and Mehta, Shitij, 2010.  A soil water climatology for Kansas. Great Plains Research 20:229-248 (2010 Charles E. Bessey award for best natural sciences article published in Great Plains Research in 2010.)