E-An Zen

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E-An Zen is known for his significant contributions to the fields of geology and geomorphology, particularly in relation to the Civil War and the Potomac River. His work often bridges the gap between natural sciences and historical events, showing how geological factors influenced military strategies and outcomes. His book, "Rocks and War: Geology and the Civil War Campaign of Second Manassas," illustrates this connection with detailed research and analysis of the geological features that affected troop movements and battle tactics during the Civil War.

In addition to his historical studies, Zen has authored research focused on the geomorphology of river systems, notably in the Potomac River area. His publications, such as "The Seven-Story River: Geomorphology of the Potomac River Channel," showcase his expertise in understanding the physical processes shaping river landscapes. Through his scholarly work, E-An Zen has made notable impacts in both academic and practical applications in geology, influencing a wide range of studies related to environmental science and historical geography.