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David E. HallIT Specialist, Application Software
USDA Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Research Station
1221 South Main Street
Moscow, ID 83843
Projects:
David is the primary programmer creating the
FS WEPP interfaces to the WEPP
(soil erosion and sediment transport) computer program.
FS WEPP includes FuME, ERMiT, WEPP:Road, Disturbed WEPP, and Rock:Clime.
In past years, David worked primarily in developing slope stability simulation computer models
and was one of three coordinators in developing the three-volume
Slope Stability Reference Guide for National Forests in the United States.
He has been involved in programming all three levels of analysis:
- Level I--LISA (Level I Stability Analysis) and DLISA,
- Level II--SARA (Stability Analysis for Road Access) and DSARA, and
- Level III--STABL3FW (the technology of which went into XSTABL)
Publications:
Professional affiliations:
- Association of Computing Machinery (ACM)
USDA Forest Service - RMRS - Moscow Forestry Sciences Laboratory
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