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Technical SessionsASABE 2011 Annual International Meeting – Louisville, Kentucky USA3:20PM 1110447 Environmental Impact Analysis of Biofuel Crops Expansion in Michigan usingSWATBrad J. Love, Michigan State Univ, Bancroft, MI (B. Love, A. Nejadhashemi)3:35PMBREAK3:45PM 1111176 Impacts of corn stover removal for biofuel on hydrology/water quality inIndianaCibin Raj, Purdue Univ, West Lafayette, IN (Cibin R, I. Chaubey, M. Thomas, andB. Engel)4:00PM 1111177 Watershed scale impacts of energy crops on hydrology and water qualityCibin Raj, Purdue Univ, West Lafayette, IN (Cibin R, I. Chaubey, E. Trybula, M.Thomas, and B. Engel)4:15PM 1111802 An Assessment of the Water Quality Impacts of Corn-Silage as a BioenergyFeedstock for Cellulosic Biofuel ProductionMark A. Thomas, Purdue Univ, West Lafayette, IN (M.A. Thomas, B.A. Engel, andI. Chaubey)4:30PM 1111876 Comparison of Water Use, Water Quality, and Energy Aspects of SweetSorghum, Switchgrass and Sugarcane as Biofuel Feedstocks in FloridaSanjay Shukla, Univ of Florida, Immokalee, FL (S. Shukla, G. Hendricks, Z. Helsel,J. Knowles, R. Gilbert)Wednesday, August 10 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 330 (SW-20) APPLICATIONS OF CONSERVATION SYSTEMS –Sponsored by SW-20Moderator: Carolyn M. Jones, USDA NRCS, Napa, CALOCATION: BREATHITTTime Paper # Title/Authors2:30PMIntroduction2:35PM 1111823 Conservation Agricultural Research in Cambodia and the PhilippinesManuel R. Reyes, North Carolina A&T State Univ, Greensboro, NC (M. Reyes, S.Boulakia, A. Mercado, V. Ella)2:50PM 1110462 A New Mindset for Determining Fertilizer Application RatesR Daren Harmel, USDA ARS, Temple, TX (Haney, Harmel, Franzluebbers)3:05PM 1110816 Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on Synoptic Assessment for Prioritizing BMPImplementation to Reduce Sediment LoadTaeil Jang, Univ of Georgia, Tifton, GA (T. Jang, G. Vellidis, J.B. Hyman, E. Brook,L.A. Kurkalova)3:20PM 1110831 A Study on Evaluating a Conservational Method to Improve Natural DegradedGrasslandHongfang Yuan, China Agricultural Univ, Beijing, Peoples Republic of China (H.Yuan, D. Wang, G. Wang, P. Liu, Y. You,)3:35PMBREAK3:45PM 1110476 Wheat Strip Effects on Nutrient Transport Following Manure ApplicationJohn E. Gilley, USDA ARS, Lincoln, NE (Chance Thayer, John Gilley, Lisa Durso,David Marx)4:00PM 1111303 Performance of Cowpea under Three Tillage Systems on an Oxic Paleustalf inSouth Western Nigeria.Jacob O. Akinyemi, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria (J.O.Akinyemi, O.E. Akinpelu, A.O. Olaleye)4:15PM 1110637 Turning Waste into Revenue - The Role of Center Pivot Irrigation Solutions forDistributing Process Water and Other Alternative SourcesAndrew K. Smith, Reinke Manufacturing Co Inc, Boyne City, MI (A.K. Smith)4:30PM 1111690 The question of scale: analyzing Best Management Practice (BMP) records andtheir impact on water quality using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool(SWAT) in the Eagle Creek WatershedCaitlin Grady, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN (Caitlin Grady and JaneFrankenberger)Wednesday, August 10 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 331 (SW-31) ADVANCES AND EVALUATION OF IRRIGATIONDESIGN – Sponsored by SW-24Moderator: Jon P. Whan, USDA NRCS, San Angelo, TXLOCATION: COMBS CHANDLERTime Paper # Title/Authors2:30PMIntroduction2:35PM 1111105 Optimal Design of Pressurized Irrigation systems for Golf Courses andTurfgrass Using different Water Uniformity ModelsAbdrabbo A. Shehata, Columbia University, New York, NY (Yasser M. Atta)2:50PM 1110901 Drip Fertigation Uniformity Effects on Soil Water and Nitrogen DistributionJiusheng Li, Dept of Irrigation & Drainage, Beijing, Peoples Republic of China (J.Li)3:05PM 1110945 Benefits of Using Pressure Compensating (PC) Micro-Irrigation EmissionDevicesInge Bisconer, Toro Micro-Irrigation, El Cajon, CA (Inge Bisconer)3:20PM 1111215 A Wireless Soil Moisture Measurement SystemRuixiu Sui, USDA ARS, Stoneville, MS (Ruixiu Sui, Daniel Fisher, StevenThomson)3:35PM 1110869 The Use of Cost Analysis Functions in the Evaluation of Solid-set SprinklerIrrigation in Banana (musa spp.)Ernesto Basticdas-Obando, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogota D.C.,Colombia (E. Bastidas-Obando, S.M. Guzman-Gutierrez, C.A. Gonzalez-Murillo)3:50PMBREAK4:00PM 1110787 2010 Variable Rate Irrigation Field ResultsJacob L. LaRue, Valmont Industries Inc, Omaha, NE (Jacob L LaRue)4:15PM 1110670 Drip Fertigation Uniformity and Moisture Distribution as Affected by SpatialVariation of Soil Properties and Lateral Depth and Injector TypeJiusheng Li, Dept of Irrigation & Drainage, Beijing, Peoples Republic of China (JLi, Z. Du)4:30PM 1111684 Modeling of Sprinkler Efficiency with Consideration of MicroclimateModification EffectsJiusheng Li, Dept of Irrigation & Drainage, Beijing, Peoples Republic of China(Weixia Zhao, Jiusheng Li)4:45PM 1111965 Uniformity Assessment of Drip IrrigationHugo Perea, Texas A&M, Weslaco, TX (H. Perea, J. Enciso, B.J. Lesikar, D. Dutta,V.P. Singh)Wednesday, August 10 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 332 (SW-6B) STORMWATER POLLUTION, PREVENTION,MONITORING AND MODELING – Invited PresentationsSponsored by SW-21, BE-22Moderator: Debabrata Sahoo, Woolpert Inc, West Columbia, SCLOCATION: WILLISStudies have shown that pollutants conveyed by stormwater discharges can havea negative impact on receiving waterbodies. As a result, local and federalregulators have initiated rulemaking to better protect waterbodies from theharmful effects from stormwater discharges. New stormwater regulations andrules have prompted several industry leaders to develop innovative storm waterquality modeling methods and low impact development (LID) practices to helpcomply with these new requirements. Although these tools and technologies havehad a positive impact on the quality of our waterways they are still evolving andin some cases are limited by technical concerns. This session attempts toaddress these concerns by bringing in experts from academia and the privateindustry to present their work on stormwater policy and regulations, monitoring,modeling programs, and research needs.Time Paper # Title/Authors2:30PMIntroduction2:35PMThe Changing Direction of Stormwater Management RegulationsBill Spearman, Woolpert Inc., Dayton, OH2:55PMSustainDr. Leslie Shoemaker, Tetra Tech Inc., Fairfax, VA3:15PMUrban Stormwater Quantity and Quality Modeling for the Design CommunityDr. Bill Barfield, Woolpert Inc., Stillwater, OK3:35PMStormwater Research in a Changing EnvironmentDr. John Hayes, Professor Emeritus, Clemson University, Clemson, SC3:55PM BREAK4:00PM 1110623 Performance Evaluation of Best Management Practices for SustainableStormwater Runoff TreatmentXubin Pan, Texas A&M University, Kingsville, TX (Presenter: Rubin Duan; X. Pan,R. Duan)4:15PM 1111608 Design, Modeling, and Testing of a Passive Flocculent Injection System forControlling Sediment Concentrations in StormwaterJason R. Vogel, Oklahoma State Univ, Stillwater, OK (J.R. Vogel, D.E. Storm, K.Garbrecht, N. Bhadbhade, B. Barfield, A. Tobertge, H. Azawi)Wednesday, August 10 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 333 (SE-9B) MEASUREMENT AND MITIGATION OF GASEOUSPOLLUTANTS FROM LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY MANURESTORAGE AND TREATMENT SYSTEMS - PART 2 –Sponsored by SE-305Moderator: Gregory W. Zwicke, USDA NRCS, Hillsboro, ORLOCATION: JONESTime Paper # Title/Authors2:35PMIntroduction2:35PM 1110737 Fitting Statistical Distributions to Fine Particulate Matter in the Vicinity of anAnimal Feeding OperationQianfeng Li, North Carolina State Univ, Raleigh, NC (Q. Li, L. Wang Li, E.L.Cortus, J.C. Ramirez, A.J. Heber)2:50PM 1111534 WINTAC: A Wind tunnel-based Transition Assessment Chamber for evaluatingmethods of interfacing a FANS unit with exhaust ventilation fans during in situperformance testingIgor M. Lopes, Univ of Kentucky, KY (I. Lopes, F. Damasceno, D. Overhults, G.Day, G. Morello)3:05PM 1111553 Effect of Operating Nearby Fans on Test Results from a Fan AssessmentNumeration System (FANS)Gabriela M. Morello, Univ of Kentucky, KY (G.M. Morello; D.G. Overhults, R.S.Gates, G.B. Day, L.M. Lopes.)3:20PMBREAK3:30PM 1111559 Field Evaluation of a Wet Scrubber for Removal of Ammonia Emissions from aPoultry Manure Composting Facility for Nitrogen FertilizerRoderick B. Manuzon, Ohio State Univ, Columbus, OH (R. Manuzon, L. Zhao, L.Hadlocon)3:45PM 1111677 A Spray Wet Scrubber for Mitigation of Ammonia (NH3) Emission from the PitExhaust of a Deep-Pit Swine FacilityLara Jane S. Hadlocon, Ohio State Univ, Columbus, OH (R.B. Manuzon, L. Zhao)4:00PM 1110759 Ammonia and GHGs Emissions during Composting of Dead Hens with ManureHongmin Dong, Chinese Academy of Agr Mech Sciences, Beijing, PeoplesRepublic of China (H. Dong, J. Xi, Z. Zhu, B. Shang)