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following information is subject to change. Final information will be posted in
final program.
MONDAY, MARCH 31
I. Agricultural BMP Effectiveness
Moderator: Jose Arumi
Assessment of conservation benefits
derived from conservation practices in the
Jerry L Lemunyon, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, Fort
Worth, Texas United States (J. L.Lemunyon, S. R.
Potter, and R.L. Kellogg)
Revising BMP Efficiencies for the
Thomas W
Simpson,
Evaluation of selected nutrient
management beneficial management practices (BMPs) in
Andrea
II. Regulatory Approaches to Watershed Management
Moderator: Theo Dillaha
Using Watershed Management to
Implement Total Maximum Daily Loads
Francoise
M Brasier,
Modes and Capacities for Citizens
Involvement in the
Ricardo L Oyarzun, Centro de Estudios Avanzados en Zonas Aridas, La Serena, IV Region
Chile (C. Lostarnau, M. Señoret,
E. Dattwyler, G. Soto, M.Soto,
J. Oyarzun, R. Oyarzun)
Key Considerations in Development of
Watershed Approaches
Ron
Jones,
III. Field Watershed Scale Modeling Part 1
Moderator: Alfereda Acuna
Modeling Impacts of Post DevelopmentWater Quality BMPs
John C
Hayes, Clemson University, Clemson, SC United States (J.C. Hayes, B.J.
Barfield, S.L. Harp, M.Chalavadi, B. Bates and D.
Alexander)
Hydrologic and Chemical-Transport
Modeling to Assess Watershed-Scale Impacts of Onsite Wastewater Pollutants and
Future Scenarios
John E
McCray,
Water Quality Modeling Using SWAT
Model in Lake
Shimelis G Setegn, The Royal Institute of
Technology (KTH), Stockholm Sweden (S.G. Setegn, C.H.
Green, R. Srinivasan)
IV. Allocation Issues for Point and
Moderator: Theo Dillaha
Integrated nutrient management to
control water pollution. A further step ahead referred to an Italian lake basin
Monica Garnier, Water Research Institute -National Research
Council,
Optimal placement of conservation
practices in the Raccoon River Watershed in
Philip W
Gassman, Center for Agricultural and Rural Development,
Modeling hydrological response to
climate change; experience from two south – central Chilean Watersheds.
Alejandra
Stehr, Centro Eula-Chile University of Concepcion,
V. Emerging Tools in Water Quality Analysis
Moderator: E.William
Tollner
Emerging Concepts for Design and Management
of Irrigation Canals
Jose Luis Arumi, Universidad de Concepcion,
Chillan, Biobio Chile (J. Arumi;
D. Rivera; O. Melo)
Exploratory Data Analysis Techniques
Applied to Hydrological Time Series I: Self-Organizing Maps
Diego
Rivera,
Exploratory Data Analysis Techniques
Applied to Hydrological Time Series II: Wavelets Transform
Diego
Rivera,
VI. Field Watershed Scale Modeling Part 2
Moderator: Alfereda Acuna
Spatially-Explicity
Simulation of Soil C Dynamics with the Century Model
Carlos G Tornquist, UFRGS,
Porto Alegre, RS Brazil (C.G. Tornquist.
J. Mielniczuk)
Seasonal Nutrient Concentrations in
Agricultural Subwatersheds of the
John A
Daniel, USAD-Agricultural Research Service,
Carbon Improvements to the SWAT
Model
Cole H.Green-Rossi, USDA ARS,
TUESDAY, APRIL 1
VII. Agricultural BMP Effectiveness
Part 2
Moderator: Brian Benham
Stream Ecosystem Health in Rural
Mixed Land-Use Watersheds
Marie
Claire G Brisbois,
Use of composted biosolids
in urban landscapes
Clyde L
A Multi-Criteria Decision Support
Model for Assessing Conservation Practice Adoption
George Vellidis,
VIII. Data Collection to Support Water
Quality/Quantity Development
Moderator: Andrea Kalischunk
How does stream order and watershed
scale affect water quality monitoring?
Discovering a Link between Urban
Runoff Quality and Population Demographics
Roger H
Glick, City of
Multi-Criteria Decision Support
Model for Assessing Conservation Practice Adoption
George Vellidis,
IX. Field Watershed Scale Modeling Part 3
Moderator: Diego Rivera
A Model Evaluation and ModificationStrategy
Ramesh P Rudra,
Utility of AGWA in NRCS Rapid
Watershed Assessments
Tim A
Sweeney, USDA/NRCS, Little Rock, AR United States (T. Sweeney, D. J. Semmens, Ph.D., D. C. Goodrich, Ph.D.)
Using AVSWAT for Investigation and
Water Quality Management of Zayandeh-Roud Watershed
in
Teymour Sohrabi,
X. Watershed Management in Developing Countries
Moderator: Alejandro Stehr
Engineered Conservation Structures
Using Discarded Tires
Donald C.
Slack,
Hydrology of forested and cultivated
watersheds in upland landscapes of the
Conrad Heatwole, Virginia Tech,
Quick Thematic Assessment on
Watershed Management and Upland Development in Northern
Gloria A
Oanes,
XI. Environmental Legislation, Regulation and
Education Applicable to Agriculture in Developing Countries
Moderator: Brian Benham
Comparison of Agricultural
Application of Pulp Mill Residues and Traditional Soil Amendments: The
Brazilian Case and International Legislation
Renata Maltz, Vida Desenvolvimento Ecologico Ltda, Porto Alegre, RS Brazil
Understanding water resources
through a High School-University cooperative project development
Cecile du Mortier, Facultad de Ciencias Veterinarias, Universidad
de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires Argentina (M. Míguez,
C. du Mortier, M. Vaccaro, M.Inés Morando, A. Fernández Cirelli)
Payments for watershed services in
developing countries
Theo A
Dillaha, Virginia Tech,
XII. Field Watershed Scale Modeling Part 4
Moderator: Alejandro Dusailliant
A Distributed Hydrological Model of
Irrigation and Agricultural Land Use at Catchment Scale: An Integrated
Catchment Model Applied to
Arnold R.Thorsten, University of Hohenheim
(A.R.Thorsten, H.Uribe, T.
Berger )
Surface Water Interactions with
Shallow Groundwater in a Hydrologically Well- Bounded
Valley in
Jose Luis Arumi,
Universidad de Concepcion, Chillan, Biobio Chile (J. Arumi; D. Rivera;E. Holzapfel, A. Fernald)
Use of CEEOT-SWAPP Modeling System
for Targeting and Evaluating Environmental Pollutants
Ali
Saleh, Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Reseach
(TIAER),
XIII. Bacterial Monitoring, Source Identification and
Control Practices
Moderator: Oscar Link
Evaluation of Microbial Water
Quality Indicators in an Agricultural Watershed
Daniel R
Shelton, USDA/Agricultural Research Service, Beltsville, MD United States (D.R.
Shelton, J.S. Karns, J.S. Van Kessel,
A.Sadeghi, C. Coppock and
Y.A. Pachepsky)
Growing Season Surface Water Loading
of Fecal Bacteria within a Rural Watershed
Andrew C
Sinclair,
Comparing Alternative Methods of
Simulating Bacteria Concentrations with HSPF Under Low-Flow Conditions
Brian Benham, Virginia Tech,
XIV. Management Practices for Sediment Control
Moderator: Alejandro Stehr
Management Practices for Sediment
Control by Using Vetiver Technology: Results of a
Case Study from a Typical Watershed area in
Mohammad
H Golabi,
Reduction of Interrill
Erosion by different application methods of Polyacrylamide
and Gypsum
Salvador
F Acuna, Purdue University/USDA-ARS NSERL, West
Lafayette, IN United States (S. F. Acuna, L.D. Norton,
E. Ventura)
APPARENT INCREASES IN RAINFALL
EXTREMES
Trevor
Dickinson,
XV. Performance and Validation of Models for Water
Quality/Quantity Part 1
Moderator: Antonio Lo
Uncertainty Consideration in
Watershed Scale Models
Adel
Shirmohammadi,
Uncertainties in a watershed
modeling
Luciana Sarmento, ANA, Brasília, DF Brazil (L. Sarmento,
S. Koide)
Uncertainty Analysis of Artificial
Neural Networks and Neuro-Fuzzy Models in River Flow
Forecasting
Ashkan Farokhnia, Tarbiat
modares university,
XVI. Performance Validation of Water Quality/Quantity
Part 2
Moderator: Alex Schwartz
Assessment of Riparian Buffers for
Protecting Streams from Small and Large Scale Agricultural Developments in
Ernest W
Tollner,
Modeling transport and treatment of
organic trace pollutants during riverbank filtration
John
McCray, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Co United States (J. E.McCray, G.L.Oldham, J. E.Drewes, C. Hoppe)
Water Resources Assessment at
Rodrigo M Sánchez-Román, Universidade
de São Paulo, Piracicaba, São Paulo Brazil (R.M.
Sánchez-Román, M. V. Folegatti, A.M.G.Orellana-González)
Hydrological Modeling of a Complex Irrigation
District in the Central Valley of
Hamil L.Uribe,
XVII. Pollution Control/Management Sources for Point
and
Moderator: Roberto Urrutia
Response of Soil, Water and Plants
to Fertilization with Mineral and Organic Nitrogen Fertilizers
Vito I
Sardo,
Removal of iron and manganese
existing in water in presence of sulfate by rapid sand filter
Hossein Banejad, Professor Assistance, Hamedan, Hamedan Iran (H.Banejad,
R.Pirtaj Hamedani, V. Daneshi)
Study of Low Impact Development
(LID) as a NewWatershed Management Concept in Greater
Robby Y. Tallar, Maranatha Public Services
and
XVIII. Wetlands, Stream and River Restoration, Biomonitoring and Land Use Impacts on Downstream Water
Bodies
Moderator: Gladys Vidal
Restoration of a prior converted
farm in
Michael R
Burchell, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,
NC United States (M.R. Burchell, R.O. Evans, K.L.Bass, S.W. Broome, J.D. Wright, and J.A.Lindgren)
Stream Restoration Project
Evaluation in
Gregory D
Jennings, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC United States (G.
Evaluation of Flow Regime in the
Mediterranean Streams Using a Flashiness Index
Antonio Lo Porto, Water Research Institute (IRSA-CNR),
Bari Italy (A.M.De
Girolamo, A.Lo Porto, D. De Luca, A.Abouabdillah,
G.Santese)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2
XIX. Agricultural BMP Effectiveness Part 3
Moderator: Reza Savabi
Soil Contamination Potential of
Emergency Livestock Mortality Composting
Thomas D
Glanville,
Effect of Liquid and Dry PAM
Applications on Sediment Concentrations in Surface Runoff from Furrow-irrigated
Fields.
Examination of Waste Disposal
Contamination of Groundwater in Akure,
Oyebola A Elemide,
XX. Field Watershed Scale Modeling Part 5
Moderator: Adel Shirmohamadi
Impacts of Land Cover Change During
and After Urban Development
Billy J
Barfield, Woolpert, INC, Stillwater, OK United States
(B.J. Barfield, J.C. Hayes, S.L. Harp, M.Chalavadi, S.Yeri, B. Bates, D. Alexander)
Modeling Impacts of Construction
during Urban Development
Sam L
Harp,
Assessment of Bioenergy-Related
Scenarios for the
Philip W
Gassman, Center for Agricultural and Rural Development,
XXI. Water Quality Issues for
Moderator: Devendra M.Amatya
Effects of Thinning on Hydrology and
Water Quality of a Drained
Devendra
M Amatya, USDA Forest Service, Charleston, SC United States (D.M. Amatya, R.W.
Skaggs)
Plani-S: a tool to protect water quality
on forest roads in
Mark Partington, Feric, a division of PInnovations,
Hydrologic impacts of converting
grassland to managed forest in
George M Chescheir,
XXII. Performance and Validation of Models for Water
Quality/Quantity Part 3
Moderator: Claudio Vadovinos
Modeling the Effect of Soil
Amendments on Water Balance and Water Quality
M.Reza Savabi, USDA-ARS,
Effects of Mining Activity on the
Water Quality of the
Ricardo L Oyarzun, Centro de Estudios Avanzados en Zonas Aridas, La Serena, Chile (A. Parra, J. Oyarzún, H.Maturana, N.Krestchmer, F.
Meza, R.Oyarzún)
Hydrosystems Modeling in an
Juan
Pablo Schuster, Universidad de Chile,
XXIII. Water Quality Standards
Moderator: Phillip W. Gassman
Development and Verification of
JAZZ1D: A Stream Temperature Model
Oscar
Link,
A Discussion of Policy and Science
for Developing Nutrient Water Quality Standards for Engineered Reservoirs
Tami Younos,
Water Quality Status in Tanks of Tunga Left Bank Command,
Basavaraja Simpi, Department of P.G.Studies and Research in Applied Geology,
XXIV. Advances in Water Quality/Quantity
Moderator: Ricardo Barra
Advances in Irrigation Water
Disinfection by Solar Photocatalysis
Felipe de la Hoz, Univeristy of Concepcion, Chillan Chile (F.
de la Hoz, J. Arumi, D. Rivera)
Ground Water Level and Deep
Percolation Studies: Preliminary Results for Water Resource Estimations for
Drought Monitoring
John A
Daniel, USDA-Agricultural Research Service,
Integration of applicable techniques
to affected river bed contamination study by the metallic mining industry
Ana M Chavez Sernaque, Universidad De Piura, Piura Peru
(A.Chávez Sernaqué, J.
García Iglesias)
POSTER SESSION
Poster # Title and Authors
1 Non-Destructive Measurement
on Crop Water Stress Based on Microcomputer
Shifeng yang, Tianjin University Of
Science and Technology,
Haijian, Y.Ye, C. Hao)
2 Watershed model evaluation
of agricultural ditch drainage control structures for improved water quality
Ali M Sadeghi, USDA-ARS,
3 Decision
support system for catchment management with focus on mining impacts and arid
zones –
Nicole Kretschmer, Centro de Estudios Avanzados en
Zonas Aridas, La Serena, Chile (N. Kretschmer, A.Buxo, L.Ribeiro, G.Soto, M.Soto, R.Oyarzún, M. Venegas)
4 Non-Destructive Measurement
on Crop Water Stress Based on Microcomputer
Shifeng Yang,
5 Reducing Overland Flow by
Means of Grass Hedges – Experimental Results in
Ying Ju Wu,
6 Sediment control with rice
straw mat covers from sloping fields - a rainfall simulation study
Joongdae Choi,
7 In-Situ Monitoring of Runoff
and Sediments in Bayou Wikoff Sub-Watershed
H M Selim,
8 Water Quality Status in
Tanks of Tunga Left Bank Command,
Basavaraja Simpi, Dept. of P.G.Studies & Research in Applied Geology, Kuvempu University, Shimoga,
Karnataka India (B. Simpi, S. Murthy)
10 AGRIRISK:A
Decision Support System Integrated to SWAT to Compute Hydrologic & NPS
Pollution Risk Analysis in Agricultural Watersheds
Gabriel
G Vazquez-Amabile, Purdue University, Tandil, Buenos Aires Argentina
11 Construction of a Digital
Hydrologic Soil Group Map for
Gabriel
G Vazquez-Amabile, University
of La PLata, Tandil, Buenos
Aires Argentina (G.G. Amabile, P.A
Mercuri, F. Gaspari, B.A.Engel)
12 Fractured Aquifers
Hydrological Behavior in Small Catchments
Rosangela Cezar Pimentel Pontara, UFMS
Federal University of Mato
Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Corumbá,
MS Brazil (R.Cezar Pimentel
Pontara; S. Koide;N.Aldo Campana)
13 Evaluation of BMPs to reduce pollution at the farm level in
Juan Enciso, Texas A&M University, Weslaco, TX United States
(J. Enciso, L. Garza, K. Wagner, R.Miranda,
W. Rosenthal, A. Jones.)
14 Macro-level analysis of CNMPs in the
Edward Osei, Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research,
15 Impacts of the Agriculutral Expansion in the Brazilian Legal Amazon on the
Surfance Runoff Generation: A Study Case
Eduardo E
Maeda, Brazilian National Institute for Space Research - INPE, São Paulo Brazil
(E. Maeda, A. Formaggio, Y.r
Shimabukuro)
16 Using QUAL2K to Investigate a Dissolved Oxygen TMDL for
Bing Du,
Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research,
17 Refinement and Validation
of SWAT Model For
Ali Saleh,
TIAER, Stephenville, Texas United States (J.B. Houser, A.Saleh,
L.M.Hauck)
18 Interactions of Woody Biofuel Feedstock Production Systems with Water Resources:
Considerations for Sustainability
Devendra M
Amatya,
19 Swine Wastewater Treatment
by a Combined System: Preliminary Results
Gladys
Vidal,
20 Adaptive Watershed
Management in the South American Highlands
Victor
Barrera, INIAP (Alwang, Barrera and Andrade)
21 Wet-HAWQ: AWetland Model for TMDL Assessment
Jason
Ulrich,
22 Adaptive Watershed
Management in
Ruben Botello,
PROINPA (R.Botello, A.K.
Saavedra, O. Vargas, I.Figueroa, J. Alwang)
23 Dairy Market Chains in IndigenousCommunities of the Chimbo
RiverWatershed
Heather
Weeks,
24 Assessment of Bioenergy-Related Scenarios on Soil Carbon for the Boone
River Watershed in North Central Iowa using Century and EPIC
Philip W.
Gassman,
25 Land Use Change on the
Intensive and Extensive Margin in a Biofuels Hotspot:The Case of
Philip W.
Gassman,