Douglas King

Professor at Food Science, Iowa State University0 Followers

Dr. Douglas King leads initiatives in the Nutritional Sciences Council at Iowa State University, where he serves as a Professor. With his office situated at 103b Forker, 534 Wallace Rd., Ames, IA, Dr. King is an integral part of the academic community, contributing to the advancement of nutritional sciences. At Iowa State University, Dr. King is involved in various academic and research activities, fostering an environment of learning and innovation. His role in the Nutritional Sciences Council underscores his commitment to enhancing the understanding and application of nutritional science principles. Through his work, Dr. King plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of food science education and research at the university.

Research Interests

Nutritional sciences food science education dietary health nutrient metabolism

Publications

1 - Use of remote sensing for forest vegetation management: A problem analysis,The Forestry Chronicle

Douglas G. Pitt , Robert G. Wagner , Ronald J. Hall , Douglas J. King , Donald G. Leckie , Ulf Runesson ,

, 459-477, 1997-08-01

2 - Fusion of Multispectral Imagery and Spectrometer Data in UAV Remote Sensing,Remote Sensing

Chuiqing Zeng , Douglas J. King , Murray Richardson , Bo Shan ,

, 696, 2017-07-06

3 - Evaluating the Relationships of Inter-Annual Farmland Vegetation Dynamics with Biodiversity Using Multi-Spatial and Multi-Temporal Remote Sensing Data,Remote Sensing

Niloofar Alavi , Douglas King ,

, 1479, 2020-05-06

4 - Comparison of Empirical and Physical Modelling for Estimation of Biochemical and Biophysical Vegetation Properties: Field Scale Analysis across an Arctic Bioclimatic Gradient,Remote Sensing

Blair E. Kennedy , Douglas J. King , Jason Duffe ,

, 3073, 2020-09-19

5 - Equal opportunities in transition?,Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal

Allen Douglas King , Jim Barry , Elisabeth Berg ,

, 86-104, 2011-02-15

6 - Blanding’s Turtle (Emydoidea blandingii) Potential Habitat Mapping Using Aerial Orthophotographic Imagery and Object Based Classification,Remote Sensing

Rebecca Barker , Douglas J. King ,

, 194-219, 2012-01-11

7 - Mapping the Dabus Wetlands, Ethiopia, Using Random Forest Classification of Landsat, PALSAR and Topographic Data,Remote Sensing

Pierre Dubeau , Douglas King , Dikaso Unbushe , Lisa-Maria Rebelo ,

, 1056, 2017-10-17

8 - Understanding Forest Health with Remote Sensing -Part I—A Review of Spectral Traits, Processes and Remote-Sensing Characteristics,Remote Sensing

Angela Lausch , Stefan Erasmi , Douglas King , Paul Magdon , Marco Heurich ,

, 1029, 2016-12-18

9 - Understanding Forest Health with Remote Sensing-Part II—A Review of Approaches and Data Models,Remote Sensing

Angela Lausch , Stefan Erasmi , Douglas King , Paul Magdon , Marco Heurich ,

, 129, 2017-02-05

10 - Mouth rinsing with branched‐chain amino acids and carbohydrates on steady‐state metabolism, exercise performance, and the endocrine responses to exercise (634.6),The FASEB Journal

Zebblin Sullivan , Walter Hsu , Douglas King ,

, 2014-04-01

11 - Facilitating Compromise in Redistricting with Transfer Distance Midpoints,INFORMS Journal on Optimization

Kiera W. Dobbs , Douglas M. King , Ian G. Ludden , Sheldon H. Jacobson ,

, 214-239, 2024-07-01

12 - Almond Harvesting, Processing, and Microbial Flora,Applied Microbiology

A. Douglas King , Mary Jo Miller , Linda C. Eldridge ,

, 208-214, 1970-08-01

13 - Development of a forest structural complexity index based on multispectral airborne remote sensing and topographic dataThis article is one of a selection of papers from Extending Forest Inventory and Monitoring over Space and Time.,Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Jon Pasher , Douglas J. King ,

, 44-58, 2011-01-01

14 - Effect of prior exercise on glucose metabolism in trained men,American Journal of Physiology-Endocrinology and Metabolism

Adam J. Rose , Kirsten Howlett , Douglas S. King , Mark Hargreaves ,

, E766-E771, 2001-10-01

15 - Random Acts of Violence? Examining Probabilistic Independence of the Temporal Distribution of Mass Killing Events in the United States,Violence and Victims

Douglas M. King , Sheldon H. Jacobson ,

, 1014-1023, 2017-01-01

16 - Systematics of Conidiobolus (Entomophthorales) using numerical taxonomy. I. Biology and cluster analysis,Canadian Journal of Botany

Douglas S. King ,

, 45-65, 1976-01-01

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