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The BIOHYDROLOGY 2009
Time Schedule
Monday, Sept. 21, 2009, 08:00–19:00
Session
+ Chairperson
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Time
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Lecturer
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Lecture
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08:00–09:30
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Registration
and discussions at the posters
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09:30–10:00
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Opening/introductory
speeches
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Plenary
Session
Prof.
Coen J. Ritsema
Alterra,
Wageningen, The Netherlands
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10:00–10:25
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Prof.
Joerg Bachmann
Leibniz University of Hannover, Hannover, Germany
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Keynote
Lecture
Bachmann
J,
Goebel M-O, Lamparter A, Woche SK, Deurer M: Wettability-induced
modification of soil biophysical properties
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10:25–10:50
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Prof.
Philippe Baveye
SIMBIOS
Centre, Abertay University, Dundee, UK
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Keynote Lecture
Baveye
P:
Bioclogging of soils and aquifer materials: Roots before biohydrology and
current perspectives
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10:50–11:15
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Prof.
Winfried E.H. Blum Univ.
of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU), Vienna, Austria
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Keynote Lecture
Blum
WEH:
Spatial
and temporal dimensions of biohydrological processes in soils
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11:15–11:40
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Prof. Antonio D.
Ferreira
Escola
Superior Agraria de Coimbra, Coimbra,
Portugal
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Keynote Lecture
Ferreira
AJD,
Coelho COA, Ferreira CSS, Shakesby RA, Walsh RPD, Prata SA, Keizer JJ: Towards
a theory of soil degradation processes following forest fires. Processes
and thresholds from 20 years of experiments in Portugal
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11:40–12:05
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Prof.
Peter F. Germann
University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland
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Keynote Lecture
Germann
P,
Lange B, Luscher P: Rise and fall of the forest-hydrological paradigma –
a gigantic bio-hydrological experiment in Switzerland
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12:05–12:30
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Prof.
Nicholas Jarvis
Swedish
University of Agricultural Sciences
(SLU), Uppsala, Sweden
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Keynote Lecture
Jarvis
N,
Lindahl
A, Rosen K:
Earthworms and “non-local” transport phenomena
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12:30–14:00
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Luncheon and
discussions at the posters
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Plenary
Session
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14:00–14:25
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Prof.
G. Peter Matthews
University
of Plymouth, Plymouth, UK
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Keynote
Lecture
Matthews
GP,
Laudone GM, Whalley WR, Bird N, Gregory A, Cardenas L, Misselbrook T:
Measurement and pore-level modelling
of
the production of nitrous oxide from soil
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14:25–14:50
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Prof. John Nieber
University
of Minnesota, St
Paul, MN, USA
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Keynote Lecture
Nieber
JL,
Sidle R, Steenhuis TS: Potential for enhanced seepage and subsurface
erosion from discontinuous macropore networks
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14:50–15:15
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Prof.
Jiri Simunek
University
of California Riverside, Riverside, CA, USA
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Keynote Lecture
Simunek
J,
Jacques D, Twarakavi NKC, van Genuchten MTh: Modeling subsurface flow and
contaminant transport as influenced by biological processes at various
scales using selected HYDRUS modules
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15:15–15:40
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Prof.
Keith R.J. Smettem
The University of Western Australia, Nedlands, Australia
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Keynote Lecture
Smettem
KRJ:
Measurement of near-saturated soil hydraulic properties in
situ: 25 years of tension infiltrometer development
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15:40–16:05
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Prof.
Tammo S. Steenhuis
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA
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Keynote Lecture
Steenhuis
TS,
Zevi Y, Gao B, Morales VL, Cakmak ME, Salvucci AE, Zang W, Aparicio E, Hay
A: Retention of biocolloids in the vadose zone
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16:05–17:00
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Coffee
break and discussions at the posters
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Session
1
Dr.
Paul D. Hallett
Scottish
Crop Research Institute, Invergowrie, Dundee, UK
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17:00–17:25
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Prof.
Gerrit H. de Rooij
Wageningen
University, Wageningen, The Netherlands
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Keynote Lecture
de
Rooij GH,
van der Ploeg MJ, Gooren HPA, Bakker G, Hoogendam CW, Huiskes C, Kruidhof
H, Koopal LK: Measuring
low water potentials with polymer
tensiometers: principles, performance, and
applications
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17:25–17:50
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Prof.
Henryk Czachor
Institute of Agrophysics PAS, Lublin, Poland
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Keynote Lecture
Czachor
H,
Pieniadz J, Niewczas J, Flis-Bujak M: Water
sorptivity and water retention of subcritically repellent soils
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17:50–18:15
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Dr. Horst H. Gerke
Leibniz-Centre
for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF), Muencheberg, Germany
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Keynote Lecture
Gerke
HH,
Ellerbrock RH, Leue M: Local
properties of coatings and biopore surfaces are controlling preferential
flow in structured soils
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18:15–18:30
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Dr.
Ahmad
B. Moradi
Helmholtz
Centre for Environmental Research, Leipzig, Germany
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Carminati
A, Moradi AB: Water distribution at the root-soil interface: why is
there more water next to roots?
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18:30–18:45
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Dr.
Richard Whalley
Rothamsted
Research, Harpenden,
UK
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Gregory
AS, Webster CP, Watts CW, Whalley WR,
Macleod
CJA, Joynes
A, Papadopoulos
A, Haygarth PM, Binley
A, Humphreys
MW, Turner LB, Skot
L, Matthews
GP: The effect of grass genetics on
soil
hydraulic properties
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18:45–19:00
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Prof.
Masaharu Kitano
Faculty
of Agriculture, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
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Kitano
M,
Urayama K, Sakata Y, Sonoda Y, Ebihara K, Sago Y, Yoshikoshi H, Araki T,
Yasutake D, Cho H, Kobayashi T:
Column experiment on water and salt movement in soil driven by crop
roots
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19:00–21:00
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Icebreaker party
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Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, 08:00–18:30
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Session
1
Dr.
Viliam Novak
Institute
of Hydrology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
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08:00–08:15
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Ms.
Julia Bayer
University
of Koblenz-Landau, Landau, Germany
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Bayer
JV,
Schaumann GE: Proton
NMR relaxometry – a useful tool for hydrological applications
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08:15–08:30
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Prof.
Abdelmonem
M. Amer,
Menoufia University, Shebin El-Kom, Egypt
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Amer
AM:
Moisture adsorption capacity and surface area as deduced from vapour
pressure isotherms in relation to hygroscopic water of soils
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08:30–08:45
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Ms.
Gina M. Lucci
Lincoln
University & AgResearch, Mosgiel, New Zealand
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Lucci
GM,
McDowell RW, Condron LM: Evaluation of equilibrium phosphorus
concentration techniques (EPC0) using different base solutions
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08:45–09:00
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Prof.
Pavol
Elias
Slovak
Agricultural University, Nitra, Slovakia
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Elias
P:
Canopy conductance estimation by multi-layer approach: Species-rich
deciduous forest canopy case
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09:00–09:15
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Dr.
Guillaume Lacombe
International
Water Management Institute,
Vientiane,
Lao PDR
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Lacombe
G,
Pierret A, Sengtaheuanghoung O: History of major land cover changes in the
Indochina region based on long-term flow records of the Mekong river
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09:15–09:30
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Dr.
Viliam Novak
Institute
of Hydrology SAS, Bratislava, Slovakia
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Novak
V,
Lichner L, Zhang B, Knava K: The
impact of heating and plant cover on soil hydraulic properties of the
soils from Sekule, Slovakia
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09:30–09:45
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Dr.
Pavla Pekarova
Institute
of Hydrology SAS, Bratislava, Slovakia
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Pekarova
P,
Halmova D, Miklanek P, Onderka M, Skoda P, Liova S, Kucarova K: Impact of
riparian vegetation on temperature of stream water
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09:45–10:00
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Dr.
Zuzana Sitkova
National
Forest Centre – Forest Research Institute, Zvolen, Slovakia
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Horvat
O, Sitkova Z, Hlasny T: Climate change impacts on the hydrological
regime of mesoscale basins: the Bebrava catchment case study
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10:00–10:30
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Coffee break
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Session
1
Prof. Jiri Simunek
University
of California Riverside, Riverside, CA, USA
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10:30–10:45
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Dr.
Jaime G. Cuevas
Instituto
de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, Chillan, Chile
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Cuevas
JG,
Little C, Calvo M, Pino M: Coupling
between air temperature, streamflows, and stream temperature in forested
watersheds of southern Chile
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10:45–11:00
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Dr.
Andrea Cipakova
Regional Public Health Authority, Kosice, Slovakia
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Cipakova
A,
Lichner L: Cadmium sorption and
partitioning in soils of
Danubian Lowland
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11:00–11:15
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Prof.
Xiaohua
Dong
China
Three Gorges University, Yichang, China
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Dong
X:
Derivation
and appropriate application of a recursive equation for parameter updation
of the instantaneous unit hydrograph
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11:15–11:30
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Prof. Angela Anda
University
of Pannonia, Keszthely, Hungary
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Anda
A,
Diossy L: Simulation in plant-water relation: a case study for Hungary
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Sub-Session
1.1
Prof. Jiri Simunek
University
of California Riverside, Riverside, CA, USA
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11:30–11:45
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Prof.
Haruyuki Fujimaki
University
of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
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Fujimaki
H,
Kikuchi N: Drought and salinity tolerances of young jatropha
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11:45–12:00
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Ms.
Aki Hoshino
The
University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
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Hoshino
A,
Fujimaki H, Okuro T, Undarmaa J, Takeuchi K: Change of soil hydraulic
properties along the trajuctory after the crop abandonment at a semi arid
grassland in Mongolia
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12:00–12:15
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Prof.
Tetsuo Kobayashi
Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
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Kobayashi
T,
Teshima J, Mori M, Yasutake D, Wang W, Cho H: Identification
of the composite parameters of the BBH-B model specifying the effects of
biohydrologic processes on the water balance of crop fields
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12:15–12:30
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Dr.
Rastislav Skalsky
Soil
Science & Conservation Research Institute, Bratislava, Slovakia
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Novakova
M, Skalsky R, Takac J: The agro-hydrological modeling in landscape
– various scales approaches
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12:30–14:00
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Luncheon and
discussions at the posters
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Session
2
Dr.
Axel Kleidon
Max-Planck-Institute
for Biogeochemistry, Jena,
Germany
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14:00–14:25
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Dr.
Edouard L. Davin
ETH
Zurich, Switzerland
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Keynote Lecture
Seneviratne
SI, Davin EL, Teuling AJ, Jaeger EB: The
role of soil and vegetation for climate
variability and climate change
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14:25–14:50
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Prof.
Josef Eitzinger
Univ.
of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU), Vienna, Austria
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Keynote Lecture
Eitzinger
J,
Thaler S, Gerersdorfer
T, Laube W, Holawe F, Orfanus T: Estimation
of spatial climate variability in agricultural environments and its
relevance for climate change impact assessments
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14:50–15:15
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Prof.
Milan Lapin
Comenius
University, Bratislava, Slovakia
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Keynote Lecture
Lapin
M,
Hrvol J, Melo M, Tomlain J: Possible climate change impacts on hydrologic
cycle in Slovakia and observed values in 1951–2007
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15:15–15:30
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Dr.
Manoel Cardoso
Brazilian
Institute for Space Research, Cachoeira Paulista,
Brazil
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Cardoso
M,
Nobre C, Sampaio G, Hirota H, Valeriano D, Camara G: Long-term
potential for tropical-forest degradation due to deforestation and fires
in the Brazilian Amazon
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15:30–15:45
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Prof.
Stefan H. Doerr
University
of Wales Swansea, Swansea, UK
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Doerr
SH,
Shakesby RA, Blake WH, Sheridan GJ, Lane PNJ, Smith HG, Bell T: Effects of
an extreme biomass burning event on soil hydrology: findings from the
catastrophic 2009 Victoria wildfires
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15:45–16:00
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Prof.
Katarina Strelcova
Technical
University, Zvolen, Slovakia
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Strelcova
K,
Kucera J, Fleischer P, Giorgi S, Gomoryova E, Skvarenina J, Ditmarova L: Canopy
transpiration of mountain mixed forest as a function of environmetal
conditions in boundary layer
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16:00–17:00
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Coffee
break and discussions at the posters
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Session
2
Prof.
Katarina Strelcova
Technical
University, Zvolen, Slovakia
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17:00–17:15
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Prof.
Alaa El Din El Nahry
National
Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, Cairo,
Egypt
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El
Nahry AH,
Doluschitz R: Climate
change and its impacts on the coastal zone of the Nile Delta, Egypt
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17:15–17:30
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Dr.
Jaroslav Fisak
Institute
of Atmospheric Physic AS CR, Prague,
Czech Republic
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Fisak
J,
Stoyanova V, Tesar M, Petrova P, Daskalova N,
Tsacheva T, Marinov M: The pollutants in fog water and in air at Milesovka
Observatory (Czech Republic)
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17:30–17:45
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Dr.
Axel Kleidon
Max-Planck-Institute
for Biogeochemistry, Jena,
Germany
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Kleidon
A,
Arens S, Bohn K, Buendia C, Pavlick R, Porada P, Reu B, Richter S,
Schymanski S, Sickel K: The Jena-GLOBE:
a thermodynamic approach to modelling the transfer of energy and
mass in the soil-vegetation-atmosphere system
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17:45–18:00
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Dr.
Jiri Nekovar
Czech
Hydrometeorological Institute, Prague, Czech Republic
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Nekovar
J,
Mozny M, Kott I: Long-term
fluctuations of the soil moistures and temperatures in the Czech lower
Elbe valley for the period 1921–2008
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18:00–18:15
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Prof.
Inom
Normatov
Institute
of Water Problems, Hydropower and Ecology, AS RT, Dushanbe, Tajikistan
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Normatov
I,
Murtazaev U: Formation of hydrofauna in reservoirs of the Central Asia in
condition of global climate change
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18:15–18:30
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Dr.
Tomas Orfanus
Institute
of Hydrology SAS, Bratislava, Slovakia
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Orfanus
T,
Novak V, Eitzinger
J:
Factors
influencing water stress spatial variability at field scale
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18:30–18:45
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Prof.
Bernard Siska
Slovak
Agricultural University, Nitra, Slovakia
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Takac
J, Siska B: Climate
change impact on soil water balance of Danubian Lowland
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18:45–19:00
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Dr.
Pascalle
Smith
Federal
Research Station Agroscope Reckenholz-Taenikon (ART), Zurich, Switzerland
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Smith
P,
Calanca P, Ammann Ch, Lazzarotto P: Management
and climate change impacts on carbon and water fluxes from Swiss
agricultural sites
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Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009, 08:00–18:35
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Session
3
Prof.
Gabriele E. Schaumann
University
Koblenz-Landau, Landau,
Germany
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08:00–08:25
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Prof.
Rainer Horn
Christian Albrechts University of Kiel, Kiel, Germany
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Keynote Lecture
Horn
R,
Peth S, Richards BG: Heavy soil loading and its consequence for soil
structure, strength and deformation of arable soils
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08:25–08:50
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Dr.
Alain Pierret
International
Water Management Institute, Vientiane, Lao PDR
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Keynote Lecture
Pierret
A,
Ribolzi O, Gonkhamdee S, Vigiak O, Ayutthaya SIN, Pannengpetch K,
Sengtaheuanghoung O, Maeght J-L, Emmanuel Bourdon E, de Rouw A, Do FC,
Nandris D, Valentin C, Noble A:
Interactions between agriculture and soil hydrology: Challenges and
opportunities for a sustainable management of environmental services in
Southeast Asia
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08:50–09:15
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Prof.
Rony Wallach
Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, Rehovot, Israel
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Keynote Lecture
Wallach
R,
Graber ER: Unstable flow in repellent and sub-critical repellent soils
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09:15–09:30
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Prof.
Radka Kodesova
Czech
University of Agriculture, Prague,
Czech Republic
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Kodesova
R, Kodes V, Brodsky L,
Kocarek M, Drabek O, Kozak J: Land cover impact on pesticide groundwater
vulnerability
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09:30–09:45
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Prof.
Artemi Cerda
University
of Valencia, Valencia,
Spain
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Cerda
A,
Jurgensen MF, Burguet M: Water and soil losses as a consequence of ant
nesting on citrus
orchards in Eastern Spain. The influence of land management
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09:45–10:00
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Dr.
Kalman Rajkai
Research
Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry HAS, Budapest,
Hungary
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Huzsvai
L, Rajkai K: Modeling of plant adaptation to climatic drought
induced water deficit
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10:00–10:30
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Coffee break
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Session
3
Dr.
Kalman Rajkai
Research
Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry HAS, Budapest,
Hungary
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10:30–10:45
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Dr.
Stephen O. Afolayan
National
Horticultural Research Institute, Ibadan, Nigeria
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Afolayan
SO,
Adeoye IB, Olufunmi OO, Olaosebikan FO, Tifase EO, Ajetunmobi T: Effect of
manuring and plantain/cocoyam mixtures on yield of plantain, soil chemical
properties, soil biology and soil hydrology under fish/snail farming
systems
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10:45–11:00
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Prof.
Recep Gundogan
Kahramanmaras
Sutcu Imam University, Kahramanmaras, Turkey
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Gundogan
R,
Merdun H, Demirkiran AR, Hall N, Agturk R, Erol A: Temporal soil moisture
contents in an alley cropping system under pistachio in the semiarid
region of Turkey
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11:00–11:15
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Dr.
Paul D. Hallett
Scottish
Crop Research Institute, Invergowrie, Dundee, UK
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Hallett
PD,
McKenzie BM: Does crop production under shelter increase water repellency?
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11:15–11:30
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Prof.
Ali A. Jafarzadeh
University
of Tabriz, Tabriz, I.R. of Iran
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Jafarzadeh
AA,
Shahbazi
F, Shahbazi MR: Suitability
evaluation of some specific crops in Souma area (Iran), using Almagra
model
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11:30–11:45
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Mr.
Matthias Kaendler
International
Institute Zittau,
Zittau, Germany
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Kaendler
M,
Seidler C: Erosion processes in a small catchment in the upper Lusatia
Region induced by heavy rain events
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11:45–12:00
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Prof.
Sumbangan
Baja
Hasanuddin
University, Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
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Baja
S,
Ramli M, Lias SA: Land
use, soil erosion, and water protection in the Jeneberang valley,
Indonesia
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12:00–12:15
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Dr.
Farzin
Shahbazi
University
of Tabriz, Tabriz, I.R. of Iran
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Shahbazi
F,
Jafarzadeh AA, Shahbazi MR: Agro-ecological field vulnerability evaluation
and climate change impacts in Souma area, Iran, using MicroLEIS DSS
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12:15–12:30
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Dr.
Uttam C. Sharma
Centre for Natural Resources Management, V.P.O. Tarore, Jammu &
Kashmir, India
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Sharma
UC,
Sharma V: Plant-animal-soil-hydrology
interactions in the northeastern region of India
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12:30–14:00
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Luncheon
and discussions at the posters
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Session
3
Prof.
Artemi Cerda
University
of Valencia, Valencia,
Spain
|
14:00–14:15
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Prof.
Gabriele E. Schaumann
University
Koblenz-Landau, Landau,
Germany
|
Schaumann
G,
Diehl D, Egerer S, Bayer JV: Discussion of mechanisms leading to changes
in soil particle surface properties following the climate change
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14:15–14:30
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Prof.
Zahra Thomas
Agrocampus-INRA,
Rennes, France
|
Thomas
Z,
Ghazavi G, Merot Ph: Interactions
between hedgerow, soil and hydrology
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14:30–14:45
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Prof.
Daisuke Yasutake
Kochi
University, Kochi, Japan
|
Yasutake
D,
Araki T, Wang W, Kobayashi T,
Cho
H, Mori M, Kitano M: Analysis
of salts transport affected by root absorption capacity in
surface-irrigated fields in the upper Yellow River basin
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Session
4
Prof.
Artemi Cerda
University
of Valencia, Valencia,
Spain
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14:45–15:10
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Dr.
Erik L.H.
Cammeraat
University
of Amsterdam, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
|
Keynote
Lecture
Cammeraat
LH,
Kooijman AM:
Biological control of pedological and hydro-geomorphological processes in
a deciduous forested ecosystem
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15:10–15:35
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Dr.
Sarah De Baets
Katholieke
Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium
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Keynote
Lecture
De
Baets S,
Poesen J: The effects of plant roots on soil erosion by concentrated flow
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15:35–16:00
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Dr.
Pilar Llorens
Institute
of Environmental Assessment and Water Research,
CSIC, Barcelona, Spain
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Keynote
Lecture
Llorens
P,
Muzylo A, Latron J, Schnabel S, Domingo P, Gallart F: Rainfall
partitioning by Mediterranean vegetation and its effects on soil water
balance
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16:00–17:00
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Coffee
break and discussions at the posters
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Session
4
|
17:00–17:15
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Prof.
Nasser Aliasgharzad
University
of Tabriz, Tabriz, I.R. of Iran
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Aliasgharzad
N,
Bolandnazar SA, Neyshabouri MR, Chaparzadeh N: Impact of soil
sterilization and irrigation intervals on P and K acquisition by
mycorrhizal onion (Allium cepa L.)
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17:15–17:30
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Mr.
Sam Al-Kufaishi
Aalborg
University, Aalborg, Denmark
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Al-Kufaishi
SA,
Moldrup P, Blendstrup
H, De Jonge LW, Schjonning P, Kawamoto K, Komatsu T: Soil
physical constraints and land use impact on hysteretic soil-water
repellency
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17:30–17:45
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Dr.
Rob Bryant
University
of Wales Swansea, Swansea, UK
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Bryant
R,
Cheng S, Doerr SH, Wright CJ, Bayer JV, Williams PR: Nano-scale
investigation of soil particles and model material surfaces with biofilms
and contrasting hydrophobicity using atomic force microscopy (AFM)
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17:45–18:00
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Prof.
Jan Cermak
Mendel
University of Agriculture and Forestry, Brno, Czech Republic
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Cermak
J,
Nadezhdina N: Importance of field eco-physiological studies of tree water
relations for hydrological purposes
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18:00–18:15
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Dr.
Erika Gomoryova
Technical
University, Zvolen, Slovakia
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Gomoryova
E,
Vass D, Pichler V, Gregor J, Gomory D: Effect
of alginite amendment on microbial activity and soil water content in
forest soils
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18:15–18:30
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Dr.
Karl-Heinz
Haeberle
Technische
Universitaet Muenchen, Freising, Germany
|
Haeberle
K-H,
Wieser G, Patzner K, Blaschke H, Matyssek R: Altitudinal
variation and consistencies in water relations of forest trees and stands
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18:30–18:45
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Prof.
Kamila Hlavcova
Slovak
University of Technology, Bratislava, Slovakia
|
Hlavcova
K,
Szolgay J, Kohnova S, Horvat O: The limitations of assessment of land use
change impacts on runoff with a distributed hydrological model: case study
of the Hron River
|
|
18:45–19:00
|
Dr.
Ladislav Holko
Institute
of Hydrology SAS, Experimental Hydrological Base, Liptovsky Mikulas,
Slovakia
|
Holko
L,
Skvarenina J, Kostka Z, Fric M, Staron J: Impact
of spruce forest on rainfall interception and seasonal snow cover
evolution in the Western Tatra Mountains, Slovakia
|
Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009, 08:00–18:30
|
Session
4
Dr.
Miroslav Tesar
Institute
of Hydrodynamics AS CR, Prague, Czech
Republic
|
08:00–08:15
|
Dr.
Marian Homolak
Technical
University, Zvolen, Slovakia
|
Homolak
M,
Capuliak J, Pichler V, Lichner L: The impact of soil moisture and plant
cover on hydraulic conductivity of the soils from Sekule, Slovakia
|
|
08:15–08:30
|
Dr.
Jan Hrvol
Comenius
University, Bratislava,
Slovakia
|
Hrvol
J,
Horecka V, Skvarenina J, Strelcova K, Skvareninova J: Long-term results of
evaporation rate in xerothermic Oak vegetation stage in southern Slovakia
|
|
08:30–08:45
|
Dr.
Ivan Meszaros
Institute
of Hydrology SAS, Bratislava, Slovakia
|
Meszaros
I,
Miklanek P: Influence of vegetation cover on evapotranspiration patterns
in mountainous areas
|
|
08:45–09:00
|
Prof.
Karol Micieta
Comenius
University, Bratislava, Slovakia
|
Micieta
K,
Murin G: Flora of Slovakia under global warming
|
|
09:00–09:15
|
Prof.
Jaroslav Skvarenina
Technical
University, Zvolen, Slovakia
|
Skvarenina
J,
Merganic J, Merganicova K, Vorcak J, Siska B: Using throughfall index for
understanding interception and precipitation regime in the mountain spruce
forests of Oravske Beskydy
|
|
09:15–09:30
|
Dr.
Rudolf Soltes
University
of Zilina, Tatranska
Javorina, Slovakia
|
Soltes
R: The
effectivity of the anti-flood technology at the hydrologically
managed forest indicated by vegetation, the Tatra Mts., Slovakia
|
|
09:30–09:45
|
Dr.
Emilia
Urbanek
University
of Wales Swansea, Swansea, UK
|
Urbanek
E,
Walsh RPD, Shakesby RA, Doerr SH: Effects of stones, cracks and holes on
water movement in hydrophobic soils
|
|
09:45–10:00
|
Prof.
Scott Woods
University
of Montana, Missoula, MT, USA
|
Woods
S,
Balfour V: Causes of variability in the effects of vegetative ash on
post-wildfire runoff and erosion
|
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10:00–10:30
|
Coffee break
|
|
Session
5
Prof.
Stefan H. Doerr
University
of Wales Swansea, Swansea, UK
|
10:30–10:55
|
Dr. Stanley J.
Kostka
Aquatrols
Corporation of America, Paulsboro, NJ, USA
|
Keynote Lecture
Kostka
SJ,
Bell DJ, Gadd NJ: Estimation
of crop losses associated with soil water repellency in horticultural
crops
|
|
10:55–11:20
|
Dr.
Andrew G. Williams
University
of Plymouth, Plymouth, Devon, UK
|
Keynote Lecture
Williams AG, Dowd JF, Heppell CM, Meijles
EW: The
influence of vegetation and animals on runoff generation in a small upland
catchment on Dartmoor, UK
|
|
11:20–11:45
|
Prof.
Bin Zhang
Institute
of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning, Chinese Academy of
Agricultural Sciences, Beijing, P. R. China
|
Keynote Lecture
Zhang B, Wang Y, Lin L, Zepp H: Effects
of agroforestry system on subsurface interflow and nitrogen interception
along the slope
|
|
11:45–12:00
|
Dr.
Valerie Hauchart
Universite
de Limoges, Limoges Cedex, France
|
Hauchart
V:
Managing pluvial resources and improving soil hydrology: survival
questions for cotton farming system. The case study of the Mouhoun
(Burkina Faso)
|
|
12:00–12:15
|
Dr.
Suresh
J. Kumar
National
University of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland
|
Kumar
SJ,
Sweeney J: The impact of climate change on soil hydrology and degradation:
an assessment of vulnerabilities on Irish Agriculture
|
|
12:15–12:30
|
Dr.
Lubomir Lichner
Institute
of Hydrology SAS, Bratislava, Slovakia
|
Lichner
L,
Cipakova A, Vogel T, Dusek J: Use of radioactive tracer techniques for
parameter estimation in the unsaturated zone of soils
|
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12:30–14:00
|
Luncheon
and discussions at the posters
|
|
Session
5
Dr.
Lubomir Lichner
Institute
of Hydrology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
|
14:00–14:15
|
Prof.
Andrzej Lachacz
University
of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Olsztyn, Poland
|
Lachacz
A,
Nitkiewicz M, Kalisz B: Water repellence of post-boggy soils with various
content of organic matter
|
|
14:15–14:30
|
Dr.
Christopher
Macleod
North
Wyke Research, North Wyke,
Devon, UK
|
Macleod
CJA,
Binley A, Gregory A, Haygarth PM, Humphreys MW, Joynes A, Papadopoulos A,
Skot L, Turner LB, Watts C, Whalley WR: Linking
the biology and physics of temperate multifunctional grasses and soil
hydrological function
|
|
14:30–14:45
|
Dr.
Jean-Charles Michel
Agrocampus
Ouest, Research Unit Ephor, Angers, France
|
Michel
JC:
Changes
in water repellency as a main factor influencing hysteresis phenomena of
water retention properties: the case of organic growing media used in
Horticulture
|
|
14:45–15:00
|
Dr.
Evgeny Y. Milanovskiy
Moscow
State University named M.V.Lomonosov, Moscow, Russia
|
Milanovskiy
EY,
Shein EV: Hydrophobic-hydrophylic components relation in soil organic
matter and water stability aggregates in typical Chernozem
|
|
15:00–15:15
|
Prof.
Mohammad
Reza Neyshabouri
University
of Tabriz, Tabriz, I.R. of Iran
|
Neyshabouri
MR,
Rahmati M, Oustan S, Feiziasl V: Crop
rotation effects on soil structural properties, aggregate fractal
dimension and drayland wheat yield in semiarid regions of Iran
|
|
15:15–15:30
|
Prof.
Marina Pintar
University
of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia
|
Pintar
M,
Mali B, Kreigher H: The impact of ski slope management on Krvavec (Slovenia)
on hydrological functions of soils
|
|
15:30–15:45
|
Ms.
Alexandra Savage
University of Leeds,
Leeds, UK
|
Savage
A,
Holden J, Wainwright J: The role of land management on carbon cycling in
peatlands
|
|
15:45–16:00
|
Prof.
Evgeny V. Shein
Moscow
State University named M.V.Lomonosov, Moscow, Russia
|
Shein
EV,
Umarova AB, Milanovskiy EYu, Sokolova IV: Preferential
water flow, local soil biota and
structure degradation in Chernozem 20 years after land-reclamation
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16:00–17:00
|
Coffee
break and discussions at the posters
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Sub-Session
5.1
Dr. Stanley J.
Kostka
Aquatrols
Corporation of America, Paulsboro, NJ, USA
|
17:00–17:15
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Dr.
Trygve
S. Aamlid
Turfgrass
& Seed Production, Bioforsk Ost Landvik, Grimstad, Norway
|
Aamlid
TS,
Espevig T, Pettersen TO, Skar SLG, Kvalbein A: Evaluation the surfactant
Aqueduct® for recovery of turfgrass quality on a severely water repellent
golf green
|
|
17:15–17:30
|
Ms.
Mica K. Franklin
Aquatrols
Corporation of America, Paulsboro, NJ, USA
|
Franklin
MK,
Boerth TJ, Karas I, Borgert CJ: The
environmental impact of soil surfactants
|
|
17:30–17:45
|
Dr.
Sowmya Mitra
Syngenta
Crop Protection, Basel, Switzerland
|
Chaichi
MR, Mitra
S,
Nurre P, Slaven J, Quest M, Kostka S: Influence
of wetting agents in deficit irrigation regimes of field corn
|
|
17:45–18:00
|
Ms.
Demie Moore
Aquatrols
Corporation of America, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
|
Moore
D,
Kostka SJ, Boerth TJ, Franklin MK, Ritsema CJ, Dekker LW, Oostindie K,
Wesseling JG, Stoof C, Park D: The effect of soil surfactants on soil
hydrological behavior, the plant growth environment, irrigation efficiency
and water conservation
|
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18:00–18:15
|
Concluding words
|
Poster Sessions
|
Session
No. + Date
|
Poster
No.
|
Presenting
person
|
Presentation
|
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Poster
Session 1
(Sessions
S1&S2)
Sept.
21, 9:00 – Sept. 22, 13:00
|
1.
|
Prof.
Joerg Bachmann
Leibniz University of Hannover, Hannover, Germany
|
Goebel
M-O, Woche SK, Bachmann J: Do
soil aggregates really protect encapsulated organic matter against
microbial decomposition?
|
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2.
|
Prof.
Winfried E.H. Blum Univ.
of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU), Vienna, Austria
|
An
SS, Mentler A, Acosta-Martínez V, Blum WEH: Soil microbial
parameters and stability of soil aggregate fractions under different plant
communities of grassland soils on the Loess Plateau, China
|
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3.
|
Mrs.
Andrea Hagyo
Research
Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry HAS, Budapest,
Hungary
|
Hagyo
A,
Farkas Cs, Nagy Z, Rajkai K: Efects of heavy rainfalls on
evapotranspiration and water balance of a low mountain grassland in
present and changed climate conditions
|
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4.
|
Mrs.
Hilda
Hernadi
Pannon
University, Keszthely, Hungary
|
Hernadi
H,
Farkas Cs, Mako A, Mate F: Climate
sensitivity of soil water regime of different Hungarian Chernozem soil
subtypes
|
|
5.
|
Mr.
Jozef Pecho
Slovak
Hydrometeorological Institute, Bratislava,
Slovakia
|
Fasko
P, Lapin M, Melo M, Pecho J: Changes in precipitation regime in
Slovakia – past, present and future
|
|
6.
|
Dr.
Pavla Pekarova
Institute
of Hydrology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
|
Pekarova
P,
Miklanek P, Onderka M, Sebin M: Hydrological and chemical balance of water
quality parameters in two small basins with different vegetation cover
|
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7.
|
Mrs.
Triin Saue
Tartu
University/Estonian Research Institute of Agriculture, Saku, Estonia
|
Saue
T,
Kadaja J: A
calculation scheme for estimating the precipitation redistribution on
slopes
|
|
8.
|
Prof.
Arne
Sellin
University
of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia
|
Sellin
A,
Lubenets K: Variation of transpiration within a canopy of silver birch:
effect of canopy position and daily versus nightly water loss
|
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9.
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10.
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11.
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12.
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13.
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14.
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15.
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16.
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17.
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18.
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19.
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|
Poster
Session 2
(Session
S3)
Sept.
22, 14:00 – Sept. 23, 13:00
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1.
|
Prof.
Gerrit H. de Rooij
Wageningen
University, Wageningen, The Netherlands
|
Thwaites
LA, de Rooij GH, Salzman S, Allinson G, Stagnitti F, Carr R,
Versace V, Struck S, March T: Near-surface
distributions of soil water and water repellency under three effluent
irrigation schemes in a blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus) plantation
|
|
2.
|
Mrs.
Doerte Diehl
University
of Koblenz-Landau, Landau, Germany
|
Diehl
D,
Bayer JV, Woche SK, Schaumann GE: Influence of changes in soil pH on water
repellency
|
|
3.
|
Ms.
Sina Egerer
University
of Koblenz-Landau, Landau, Germany
|
Egerer
S,
Schaumann GE: Effects of irrigation with olive oil mill waste-water on
soil
|
|
4.
|
Mr.
Dennis Gordon
Scottish
Crop Research Institute, Invergowrie, Dundee, UK
|
Gordon
DC,
Hallett PD: An automated microinfiltrometer to measure small-scale soil
water transport properties
|
|
5.
|
Dr.
Paul D. Hallett
Scottish
Crop Research Institute, Invergowrie, Dundee, UK
|
Gordon
DC, Hallett PD: Rise in CO2 affects soil water transport through repellency
|
|
6.
|
Dr.
Stanislav
Hejduk
Mendel
University of Agriculture and Forestry, Brno, Czech
Republic
|
Hejduk
S,
Kasprzak K: Specific features of water regime of agricultural soil in
winter and early spring
|
|
7.
|
Prof.
Rainer Horn
Christian
Albrechts University of Kiel, Kiel, Germany
|
Horn
R,
Peth S: Soil
structure formation and management effects on gas emission
|
|
8.
|
Prof.
Ali A. Jafarzadeh
University
of Tabriz, Tabriz I.R. of Iran
|
Jafarzadeh
AA,
Vahidi MJ, Oustan Sh: Iron nature and profile distribution in relation to
pedogenic processes in some soils developed under different physiographic
units in south Ahar (Iran)
|
|
9.
|
Prof.
Radka Kodesova
Czech
University of Agriculture, Prague,
Czech Republic
|
Kodesova
R,
Rohoskova M: Aggregate
stability within the soil profile affected by agricultural practice
|
|
10.
|
Mr.
Antonin Nikodem
Czech
University of Agriculture, Prague,
Czech Republic
|
Nikodem
A,
Kodesova R, Boruvka L, Drabek O, Pavlu L: Impact
of various organic horizons on Al and S mobility in representative forest
soil profiles in the Jizera Mountains
|
|
11.
|
Dr.
Hosein Saremi
Ravanab
Fars Co., Shiraz, Iran
|
Saremi
H,
Torabi A: Monitoring
and assessment of sediment yield from a small watershed using GIS to
develop a management plan for sustainable agriculture
|
|
12.
|
Mr.
Tamas
Szegi
Szent
Istvan University, Godollo, Hungary
|
Szegi
T,
Czibulya Zs, Makadi M, Tombacz E: Effects of composted sewage
sludge application on sandy soils: aggregation, hydraulic and some
biological properties
|
|
13.
|
Dr.
Daniel Szejba
Warsaw
University of Life Sciences, Warsaw, Poland
|
Szejba
D,
Cymes I, Szatylowicz J, Szymczyk S: An impact of drainage system on soil
water regime on example of Lidzbark Warminski experimental site
|
|
14.
|
Prof.
Animat B. Umarova
Moscow
State University named M.V.Lomonosov, Moscow, Russia
|
Umarova
AB,
Shein EV, Beketskaya TV: Hydraulic
functions anisotropy and preferential water flow in agricultural
texture-differentiated soils
|
|
15.
|
Dr.
Tomasz Zaleski
University
of Agriculture in Krakow, Krakow, Poland
|
Zaleski
T,
Mariusz K, Mazurek R: Soil
morphology and water regime in arable soils derived from loess-like
sediments of the Carpatian Foothills
|
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16.
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17.
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18.
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19.
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Poster
Session 3
(Sessions
S4&S5)
Sept.
23, 14:00 – Sept. 24, 18:00
|
1.
|
Prof.
Artemi Cerda
University
of Valencia, Valencia,
Spain
|
Cerda
A,
Doerr SH, Mataix-Solera J, Bodi MB: Ants trigger soil losses
after forest fire in Eastern Spain
|
|
2.
|
Mr.
Michal Dohnal
Czech
Technical University, Prague, Czech Republic
|
Dohnal
M,
Dusek J, Vogel T, Cislerova M, Lichner L, Stekauerova V: Ponded
infiltration into soil with biopores – field experiment and modeling
|
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3.
|
Dr. Csilla Farkas
Research
Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry HAS, Budapest,
Hungary
|
Farkas
Cs,
Birkas M, Varallyay Gy: Soil tillage systems to reduce the harmful effect
of extreme weather and hydrological situations
|
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4.
|
Ms.
Mica K. Franklin
Aquatrols
Corporation of America, Canton, GA, USA
|
Boerth
TJ, Danan SJ, Franklin MK: Evaluating Wilhelmy plate method to
measure surfactant placement in a water repellent sand profile
|
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5.
|
Mr.
Timo
Gebhardt
Georg-August-University,
Goettingen, Germany
|
Gebhardt
T,
Feuerbach T, Grimmeisen F, Schulz C, Haeberle K-H, Matyssek R, Ammer Ch:
Water balance of a Norway spruce stand in response to different thinning
intensities
|
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6.
|
Dr.
Marta Ginovart
Technical
University of Catalonia, Castelldefels
(Barcelona), Spain
|
Josa
R, Ginovart M, Sole A: Analyzing the effect of direct drilling and
conventional tillage with residue extraction on soil macroporosity under
dryland farming in a sub-humid environment (NE Spain)
|
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7.
|
Prof.
Nicholas Jarvis
Swedish
University of Agricultural Sciences
(SLU), Uppsala, Sweden
|
Aamlid
TS,
Larsbo M, Jarvis N:
Effects of surfactant use and peat amendment on leaching of fungicides and
nitrate from golf greens
|
|
8.
|
Dr.
Peter Laszlo
Research
Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry HAS, Budapest,
Hungary
|
Laszlo
P,
Gyuricza Cs: The effects of conservation tillage systems on soil
hydrophysical parameters and earthworm activity in sandy loam soil
|
|
9.
|
Dr.
Demie Moore
Aquatrols
Corporation of America, Salt Lake City, USA
|
Moore
D,
Kostka SJ, Lennert LL, Franklin MK, Moore RA: The evolution of soil
wetting agents for managing soil water repellency
|
|
10.
|
Ms.
Ewa Papierowska
Warsaw
University of Life Sciences, Warsaw, Poland
|
Papierowska
E,
Szatylowicz J, Kalisz B, Lachacz A: Effect of soil properties on soil
water contact angle
|
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11.
|
Mr.
Karsten Schacht
Ruhr-University
Bochum, Bochum, Germany
|
Schacht
K:
GLOWA Jordan River: Soil protection through risk assessment and
sitespecific wastewater management
|
|
12.
|
Dr.
Farzin
Shahbazi
University
of Tabriz, Tabriz I.R. of Iran
|
Shahbazi
F,
Jafarzadeh AA, Sarmadian F, Neyshabouri MR, Oustan S, Romero M-A, de la
Rosa D: Alcor
and Aljarafe models application for exploring the agro-ecological limits
of sustainability in Ahar area (Iran)
|
|
13.
|
Dr.
Miloslav Sir
Institute
of Hydrodynamics AS CR, Prague, Czech
Republic
|
Sir
M,
Lichner L, Tesar M, Hallett PD, Martinkova M: Simulation
of phytomass productivity based on the optimum temperature for plant
growth in a cold climate
|
|
14.
|
Prof.
Jaroslav Skvarenina
Technical
University, Zvolen, Slovakia
|
Hribik
M, Skvarenina J, Suchomel J: Ecohydrological effect of Norway
spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.)
and European beech (Fagus silvatica L.) on snow water equivalent
and snow melting in the middle-mountain region of Polana Mts. –
Biospherical Reserve
|
|
15.
|
Prof.
Keith R.J. Smettem
The University of Western Australia, Nedlands, Australia
|
Smettem
KRJ:
The relation between runoff generation and temporal stability of soil
macropores in a fine sandy loam
|
|
16.
|
Dr.
Miroslav Tesar
Institute
of Hydrodynamics, Academy of Sciences of CR, Prague, Czech Republic
|
Buchtele
J, Tesar M: The variability of evapotranspiration and soil water
storage in longtime
series of rainfall-runoff process
|
|
17.
|
Ms.
Eszter Toth
Research
Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry HAS, Budapest,
Hungary
|
Toth
E,
Koos S: Relationship
between soil water content and carbon dioxide emission in different soil
management systems
|
|
18.
|
Prof.
Anton Zaujec
Slovak
Agricultural University, Nitra, Slovakia
|
Zaujec
A,
Gonet SS, Chlpik J, Simansky V: Soil organic matter and aggregates
stability in soils after wind throw and fire in the High Tatras Mountains
|
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19.
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