2010 ASABE Annual International Meeting - American Society of ...
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Invited Technial Sessions<br />
MONDAY<br />
Technical Session #129<br />
HISTORICAL AND RECENT ADVANCES<br />
IN VEGETATIVE FILTER STRIP<br />
(SW-21, SW-22, BE-22) – INVITED PRESENTATIONS<br />
Monday, June 21 – 2:30PM-6:00PM<br />
Location: 305<br />
Moderator: R. Munoz-Carpena, G. Fox<br />
• Vegetative Filter Strips – A historical Perspective – Ernest W. Tollner<br />
• Predicting Flow, Sediment, Chemicals, and Pathogens in VFS: The<br />
Kentucky, Oklahoms State and Clemson Models – John C. Hayes<br />
• Development and Implementation <strong>of</strong> a VFS Model for Surface Mined Lands<br />
– Bruce N. Wilson<br />
• Planning and Design Tools Developed from VFSMOD – Mike Dosskey<br />
• Modeling Nutrient and pesticide Trapping by Grass and Forest Buffers<br />
Using the Riparian Ecosystem Management Model – David D. Bosch<br />
• Evaluating and Modeling the Influence <strong>of</strong> Converging or Diverging Flow on<br />
Vegetative Filter Strip Performance – Matthew J. Helmers<br />
• Vegetative Filter Strip Field Data, Modeling, Function, and Implications for<br />
Deseign – Kyle Douglas-Mankin<br />
• Development and Testing <strong>of</strong> a VFS Empirical Pesticide Reduction<br />
Component – Garey A Fox<br />
• Incorporation <strong>of</strong> VFS Effects on the EPA Pesticide Assessment <strong>of</strong> Impacts to<br />
Aquatic Environment – George G. Sabbagh<br />
• Development and Testing <strong>of</strong> a Flexible Biogeochemical Multireaction<br />
Transport Component for VFSMOD – O. Perez-Ovilla<br />
• Modeling Transport <strong>of</strong> Colloids and Other Emerging Contaminants<br />
Through Dense Vegetation – Bin Gao<br />
4th <strong>Annual</strong><br />
Gale a. Holloway<br />
Memorial GOLF<br />
OUTING<br />
Sunday, June 20<br />
8AM-1PM<br />
Grand View Golf Club<br />
Technical Session #135<br />
SPECTRAL SCATTERING TECHNOLOGY<br />
FOR FOOD QUALITY AND SAFETY EVALUATION<br />
(FPE-701, IET-348) – INVITED PRESENTATIONS<br />
Monday, June 21 – 2:30PM-5:00PM<br />
Location: 316<br />
Moderators: Yankun Peng and Renfu Lu<br />
Spectral scattering technology has recently emerged as a new means for food<br />
quality and safety evaluation. Compared to conventional near-infrared<br />
spectroscopy, spectral scattering technology can provide better quantification<br />
<strong>of</strong> the scattering and absorption properties <strong>of</strong> turbid media in the visible and<br />
near-infrared region. This special technical session, co-sponsored by FPE-701<br />
(Physical Properties <strong>of</strong> Agricultural Products) and IET-348 (Electromagnetics<br />
and Spectroscopy), has invited researchers from the United States and abroad<br />
to give talks about the latest progress in spectral scattering technology research<br />
and to discuss issues and challenges and new applications <strong>of</strong> the technology in<br />
food and quality and safety inspection.<br />
• Estimating Optical Properties <strong>of</strong> Apples During Controlled Atmosphere<br />
Cool Storage – Laszlo Baranyai<br />
• Optical Characterization <strong>of</strong> Biological Material: A Multiscale Approach –<br />
Wouter Saeys<br />
• A Comparison <strong>of</strong> Optical Measurements in Turbid Media – Paul Martinsen<br />
• Hyperspectral Imaging-Based Spatially-Resolved Technique for Measuring<br />
the Optical Properties <strong>of</strong> Horticultural and Food Products – Renfu Lu<br />
• Light Backscatter Applications in Milk and Dairy Foods Processing –<br />
Fred A. Payne<br />
• Photon Migration in Skeletal Muscles and its Potential Application for<br />
Characterizing Beef Tenderness – Yao Gang<br />
• Spatially-Resolved Spectral Scattering Technique for Simultaneous<br />
Assessment <strong>of</strong> Multi Quality Attributes <strong>of</strong> Pork – Yankun Peng<br />
• Laser-Based Optical Scattering Technology for Direct Detection and Typing<br />
<strong>of</strong> Foodborne Bacterial Pathogens – Arun K. Bhunia<br />
Technical Session #149<br />
PERSPECTIVES IN INDO-U.S. COLLABORATIVE<br />
PROJECTS – INVITED PRESENTATIONS<br />
Monday, June 21 – 2:30PM-5:00PM<br />
Location: 330<br />
Moderator: Ganti S. Murthy<br />
Invited session to discuss challenges and opportunities for establishing<br />
collaborations with institutions in India. Presentations will be followed by a<br />
panel discussion<br />
Featured speakers: Dr. Ramesh Kanwar, Iowa State University; Dr. G.S.V.<br />
Raghavan, McGill University; Dr. Gajendra Singh. Indian Agricultural Research<br />
Institute (IARI); Dr. Jeyamkondan Subbiah, University <strong>of</strong> Nebraska-Lincoln<br />
Abstract: AABFEIO will conduct a session focused on Indo-US collaborative<br />
projects. Speakers from various universities in North America will provide their<br />
perspectives on collaborative projects with institutions in India. They will share<br />
their experiences, and insights into the processes, existing mechanisms,<br />
avenues for funding and lessons learnt in collaborative projects. Presentations<br />
will be followed by an open panel discussion. The session is aimed at<br />
stimulating discussion amongst members, encourage formation <strong>of</strong> new<br />
collaborations and bring valuable insights to members for future collaborative<br />
efforts.
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