13th International Soil Conservation Organization Conference

Session Details

Thursday Poster Session

Thursday, 8 July 2004 12:30 -13:30

Conserving Land and Soil and Raising Their Productivity: The Great Role of Agricultural Terracing
  • Dr Ek R Ojha, Formerly, Central Bank of Nepal; Kathmandu University; Currently, none, Nepal
    • Managing Land and Water Through User Participation: A Case Study of Punjab Pakistan
  • Mr Abdul Hamid, International Water Management Institute, Pakistan
  • Mr Mehmood Farooqi, On Farm Water Management, Pakistan
    • Dynamics of Root Development of Herbaceous Vegetation on Abandoned Land on Loess Plateau in China
  • Dr Peng Li, Institute of Soil and Water Conservation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
    • Climate Varibility and Irrigated Agriculture: A Case Study of an Irrigation Sub-division Buchiana, Rechna Doab, Punjab Pakistan
  • Mr Abdul Hamid, International Water Management Institute, Pakistan
  • Mr Khalid Mahmood, Pakistan
    • The Effects of Natural Forest Clearance and Subsequent Land-use on Soil Erosion Losses and Soil Properties in the Golestan Natural Park of Iran
  • Ali Reza Zahirnia, Agriculture Faculty of Tehran University, Iran
  • Shahla Mahmoudi, Agriculture Faculty of Tehran University, Iran
    • Agricultural Land Protection Policy Against of Non-Agricultural Uses In Turkey
  • Mehmet Kilic, Ankara University, Department of Agricultural Economics, Faculty of Agriculture, Turkey
    • Spatial Analysis of Watersheds - A Case Study from Czech Republic
  • Dr Sudhakar VR Rapole, Department of Natural Resources and Mines Queensland, Australia
    • A Case Study of Desert Control Project Using Windbreak Systems, Daxing County, Beijing
  • Xianrui Zhang, Tianjin Water Resources Bureau, China
    • China's Desertification and Its Control
  • Hongjiang Wang, TianjinWater Resources Bureau, China
    • Soil Conservation in Flood Prone Areas of Bangladesh through Sesbania (Sesbania robusta) Production
  • A T M Farid, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Bangladesh
    • A Study on the Relation between the Variation of the Precipitation in DABIE Mountain Watershed and Sediment Transport in Dasha River Valley
  • Jianchun Zhang, China Geography Association, China
    • Attitude and Adoption Behaviour of Tribals with Respect to Agroforestry
  • Gangadharappa Rudrappa Nadigara, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, India., India
    • Decision Making and Participation of Farmwomen in Watershed Development Programme of Karnataka
  • Gangadharappa Rudrappa Nadigara, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, India., India
    • The Ecological Characteristics of Soil Water and Nutrient and Their Relations to Landform and Vegetation in a Small Watershed of a Semi-arid and Loess Hilly Area
  • Dr Wenzhao Liu, Institute of Soil and Water Conversation, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Ministry of Water Resources, China
    • Minimum Cultivation of Eucalyptus, and Soil and Water Losses by Hydric Erosion on Coastal Plains of Aracruz (ES) region, Brazil
  • Marx L N Silva, Federal University of Lavras, Brazil
    • Apply Information System to Water and Soil Loss Evaluation
  • QiJiang Zhu, Dept of Geography, Beijing Normal University, China
  • Xin Zhang, Dept of Geography, Beijing Normal University, China
    • Soil Erodibility Variation in Relation to Environmental Factors on Volcanic Soils of the Canary Islands (Spain)
  • Dr Antonio R Rodríguez, Dpto. Edafología y Geología, University of La Laguna, Spain
  • Dra Carmen D Arbelo, University of La Laguna, Spain
  • Lda Cecilia M Armas, University of La Laguna, Spain
  • Ldo Juan L Mora, Dpto. Edafología y Geología, University of La Laguna, Spain
  • Ldo José A Guerra, Dpto. Edafología y Geología, University of La Laguna, Spain
    • Functional Relationships between Soil Fertility and Organic Matter Dynamics as Affected by Human Activities in Southern African Savannah
  • Dr Luigi P D'Acqui, Istituto per lo Studio degli Ecosistemi - CNR, Italy
    • Using Crop Modelling to Assess Impacts of Different Soil and Water Conservation Options for Small Scale Farming in Kenya
  • Jeremia Gitonga Njeru, Natural Resources Management, Kenya
    • Problem Identification and Needs Assessment of Agricultural Water Resource Management in China
  • Prof Donmei Wang, Beijing Forestry University, China
    • Analysis on the Input Intensity of Soil and Water Conservation in China
  • Mingwan Yin, Department of Water Resources, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, China
    • Effect of Planting Chamaecrista Rotundifolia cv. Wynn on Soil Conservation and Improvement in Red Soils Region of Southern China
  • Zhaoyang Ying, Ecological Agriculture Research Centre, Fujian Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
  • Prof Yibin Huang, Ecological Agriculture Research Centre, Fujian Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
    • Water Resources of Turkmenistan: Use and Conservation
  • Lea Orlovsky, Jacob Blaustein Institute for Desert Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
    • Managing by Ourselves: A Strategy for Improving People’s Participation in Watershed Management -Experiences from India
  • Jaya Gannavaram, MANAGE - National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management, India
    • Monitoring Cultivation Effects on Soil Fertility Status and Organic Matter Accumulation Patterns in Easthern African Soils
  • Luigi P D´Acqui, Istituto per lo Studio degli Ecosistemi, ISE-CNR, Italy
    • Techniques of Soil Protection as Used by Rural Population in the Regions of Mining Exploitation in Kasai Provinces (DR Congo)
  • Simon-Pierre Ntumba, VUAPROD ( Responsible of Agricultural Production National Program ), Zaire
  • Angel Pemba Kavuanda, VUAPROD ( Agricultural Coordinator of Rural Women Population ), Zaire
    • Land Use Recommendations. A Tool for Land Use Planning in the Valencian Region, Spain
  • Juan Sánchez, Centro de Investigaciones Sobre Desertificación-CIDE, Spain
    • Development Scenarios for Severely Degraded Arid Hillsides in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates
  • Michael A Zoebisch, Asian Institute of Technology - AIT, Thailand
    • Effects of the Soil-water Loss on the Balance of Ecological Economy and Social Sustainable Development
  • Mr Hong Cheng, Nanchang Hydraulic and Water Power Engineering College, China
  • Mr Aiping Liu, Nanchang Hydraulic and Water Power Engineering College, China
  • Mrs Xiaojie Yang, China
    • How Can be Soil Degradation Approached for a Sustainable Land Use? An Holistic Perspective for the Mediterranean Region Based on Soil Quality, Characteristics and Processes
  • Juan Sánchez Díaz, CIDE-Centro de Investigaciones sobre Desertificación (CSIC, University of Valencia, GV), Spain
    • A Pedological and Geomorphological Analysis of Goorganga Wetlands to Assist with Managing the Area's Biodiversity
  • Scott M Hardy, Whitsunday Shire Council, Australia
    • The Consortium for Integrated Resource Management - A Case Study of a Cross-organisational Science Partnership
  • Ian J Gordon, Consortium for Integrated Resource Management, Australia
    • Cultivation and Utilization of Arachis Pinto in the Orchard Areas of Red Soil Region in China and its Efficiency on Water-soil Conservation
  • Yi-bin Huang, Ecological Agriculture Research Center, Fujian Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
    • Community Based Integrated Natural Resources Management A Holistic Approach for Soil and Water and Water Conservation A Case of Ngara District - Tanzania
  • Pitio B Ndyeshumba, Natural Resources Development Planning Programme, Tanzania
    • Soil and Water Conservation Planning on the Loess Plateau in China
  • Coen J Ritsema, Alterra, The Netherlands
    • Environmental Consequences of Land Use Changes in Java, Indonesia
  • Fahmuddin Agus, Soil Research Institute, Indonesia
    • Landscape Rehabilitation in Light of Water Availability - New Challenges for the Tisza Region in Hungary
  • Zsuzsanna Flachner, Research Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
    • Study on Assessment of Resource Degradation and Management Under Different Land Use Systems in Alfisol Regions of Karnataka
  • Murukannappa Murukannappa, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, India
    • Strategy and Modelling of Cleaning Chemical Factory Contamination with Use of Nanotechnologies
  • Jiri Maryska, Dpt. of Modelling of Processes, Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic
    • Managing Soil Erosion Control in Babon Catchment, Central Java, Indonesia: Toward Community-based Soil Conservation Measures
  • Kasdi Subagyono, Soil Research Institute, Indonesia
    • The Soil Conservation and Flood Prevention Measures in a Small Watershed in Olesnice Region in the Czech Republic
  • Aleksandra Sala, University of Technology Brno, Czech Republic
    • The Impact of Land Use Change on Water Resources: An Example of Water Use by Australian Acacia Species Planted in Western Tanzania
  • Dr Gerson I Nyadzi, Tumbi Agricultural Research and Development Institute, Tanzania
    • Research Actuality and its Prospect of Hedgerow in China
  • Jinxing Zhou, Insitute of Forestry Research, Chinese Academy of Forestry, China
    • The Relationship Between Pteronia Incana Invader Shrub Species and Soil Moisture, and the Implications for Soil Surface Conditions and Erosion in Peddie District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
  • Vincent Kakembo, University of Port Elizabeth, Vista Campus, South Africa
    • Utilization of Arachis Pinto in Red Soil Region and its Efficiency on Water-soil Conservation in China
  • Yi-bin Huang, Eco-Agriculture Research Center, Fujian Academy of Agr. Sci., China
    • ESCP the NT Experience
  • Ian A Lancaster, Northern Territory Government; Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Environment, Australia
    • Salinity Hazard Mapping to Prioritise Community Action
  • James B Moss, Natural Resource & Mines Qld, Australia
    • Research on Basic Ecological Landform Unit of Soil Erosion Pre-dict in Small Watershed, Loess Plateau , China
  • Liping Zhang, Institute of Soil and Water Resources and Environmental Science, College of Environmental and Resource Science, Zhejiang Univer, China
    • Soil Conservation in Arid Land of Kuwait
  • Dr Mahdi S Abdal, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Kuwait
    • Improving Soil Fertility with Enriched Manure Through Cattle Mineral Supplementation
  • Dr Maïmouna Cissé M Cissé, Institut Sénégalais de Recherches Agricoles (ISRA), Senegal
    • Waterconsume and Stuff Discharge after Conversion of Arable Farm Land into Grassland and in the Case of Natural Succession
  • Gisbert Schalitz, Agricultural Landscape and Land Use Research, Germany
    • Soil and Water Conservation in Tunisia
  • Mohamed Boufaroua, Soil and water Conservation Directorate, Tunisia
    • Bioremediation of Degraded Sodic Waste Lands - An Indian Experience
  • Dr Garg Kumar Vijay, National Botanical Research Institute,, India
    • The Role of Gender in Adoption of Legumes for Soil Fertility Improvement in Central Kenya
  • Jayne N Mugwe, Kenya
    • Soil and Water Conservation - Case Study of Participatory Small-Scale Irrigation Development
  • Boasiko Ohene Antwi, Soil Research Institute, Ghana
    • Assessment of Erosion Rates and Methods of Soil Conservation in the East Himalayan Watershed of the Brahamaputra River, India
  • Sanjiv Kalita, Gauhati University, India
    • Cesium-137 and Unsupported Lead-210 as Agricultural Landscape Planning Tool in the Forest-savanna-transition Zone of Ghana
  • Boasiko Ohene Antwi, Soil Research Institute, Ghana
    • The Use of Saline Water of the Caspian Sea for Irrigation and Crop Production in Northern Iran
  • Hossein Ghadiri, Griffith University, Australia
    • Economic Benefits of Combining Soil and Water Conservation Measures with Nutrient Management in Semiarid Burkina Faso
  • Robert Zougmoré, Wageningen University and Institute for Environment & Agricultural Research, The Netherlands
    • On Farm-Soil Resource Management in Tajikistan
  • SR Sanginov, SSRI, Tajikistan
    • Integrating Management of Elements that Make Up the Air/soil Interface "A Dream"
  • Stewart Cannon, Rural Property Design, Australia
    • Relationship between Plant Species Diversity and Soil Erosion on Different Secondary Succession Phases of Semi-Humid Evergreen Broad-Leaved Forest
  • Wang Zhenhong, College of Life Science of Yunnan University and Yunnan Key Laboratory for Bio-resource Conservation and Utilization, China
    • Applying Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques to Managing Impacts of Diffuse Sources of Pollution Due to Land Use Change in Tweed Catchment, NSW
  • Yi H Lu, Department of Environment & Conservation (formerly NSW EPA), Australia
    • Interaction Between Flow-driven and Rainfall-driven Soil Erosion Processes Using Two Contrasting Soil Types
  • H Rouhipour, Member of Erosion and Sedimentation Committee, Iran
    • The Effect of Intercropping Maize with Beans or Cowpeas on Runoff and Soil Loss
  • Billy M Kariaga, Monash University South Africa, South Africa
    • Management Factor Efections in Flood Pruducing in National Garden Called Golestan
  • Ahmadi Zeid, University of Tehran, Iran
    • Investigation of Desertification Process - A Data Integration Approach through Geographic Information System
  • Dr G Venkataraman, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India
    • Use of Phytocaps in Remediation of Closed Landfills
  • Ian R Phillips, Griffith University, Australia
    • Transfer of Nutrients and Major Ions of an Agricultural Catchment to Runoff Waters: Analysis of Their Spatial Distribution
  • Mercedes Taboada-Castro, Universidad de A Coruna, Facultad de Ciencias, Spain
    • Storm-Wise Sediment Yield Prediction in Iran
  • Dr H Roohipor
    • Relationship of Geomorphic Units and Erosion and Sediment Yield in Kashidar Watershed, Golestan Province, Iran
  • M Ownegh, Gorgan University, Iran
    • Assessing Applicability of Australian Landslide Databases for Hazard Management
  • M Ownegh, Gorgan University, Iran
    • Effect of an Organomineral Fertilizer and Vetiver Grass Strips on Soil and Water Conservation and Improved Crop Yields in Nigeria
  • O Babalola, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
    • Study of Top Soil Conservation by Grass Carpeting in Bangladesh Environment
  • M A Sattar, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh
    • Predicting Changes in Carbon Storage in Soils and Vegetation following Land Use Change: The NSW Environmental Services Scheme, Carbon Sequestration Predictor
  • Andrew Rawson, NSW Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources, Australia
    • Soil Erosion and Non-point P-transport at Different Scales - From Plot to Catchment
  • Gregor M Ollesch, UFZ - Centre for Environmental Research, Germany
    • Watershed Management in Hot Arid Region of India
  • Dr M A Khan, Central Arid Zone Research Institute- JODHPUR 342 003, India
  • Dr Rajesh K Goyal, Central Arid Zone Research Institute- JODHPUR 342 003, India
    • People’s Participation in Conserving Coil and Water: A Study of India
  • Dr Nataraju Mukhahally Siddegowda, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore., India
    • Developing Guidelines for the Use of Indigenous Knowledge in Participatory Soil Conservation and Watershed Development in Morocco
  • Pr Abdelaziz Merzouk, Institut Agronomique et Veterinaire Hassan II, Rabat, Morocco
    • Heavy Metal Concentrations in Ground Water Within Delhi Stretch of the Yamuna Flood Plain
  • Dr Naresh Chandra Gupta, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, India
    • Soil Conservation under Saline Groundwater Table, Egypt
  • Mohamed Mohamed Moukhtar, Soils, Water & Env. Res., Inst. Agric Res. Centre, Egypt
    • Erodibility of an Andisol (Hydric Fulvudands) in the Andean Central Zone of Colombia
  • Franco H Obando-Moncayo, University of Caldas, Colombia