Ramon Driesen

Research Technician

ENR2, N574

edriesen@email.arizona.edu

Ramon Driesen joined CLIMAS in the summer of 2018 following his graduation from the University of Arizona. He completed his BS in Applied Mathematics with a Minor in Spanish and is interested in the development of renewable technology and their potential uses in rural communities. He is interested in attending Graduate School to deepen his knowledge of the development of renewable technologies and their uses.

At CLIMAS his primary responsibilities are to assist with research activities and to provide technical assistance in the development of small-scale solar technologies that will be used to collect climate data in the Sonoran Desert region. Ramon also collaborates with the Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology (BARA) in their ongoing projects in the AMBOS Nogales region.

Name	Project type	Project Dates
Rethinking Social Vulnerability: Climate Risks and Impacts	Research	2021
Environmental Risks and Built Environment in the Borderland of the Southwest	Research	2019
Visualization and Analysis Tools for the North American Monsoon - Integrating Citizen Science Data and Observations	Research	2018
Collaborative Research on Environmental Risks and Built Environment in the Borderlands of the Southwest	Research	2018

Name

Project type

Project Dates

Rethinking Social Vulnerability: Climate Risks and Impacts

Research

2021