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SESSION NO.39
plain Acid Sulfate Soils from Eastern Australia.
Nadia R. Toppler*, Richard T. Bush and Leigh A.
Sullivan, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soil Research,
Southern Cross University
39-14 3003b Sulfur Isotope Ratios Applied to Acid Sulfate Soil
Materials. Crystal A. Maher*, Leigh A. Sullivan and
Richard T. Bush, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soil Research
39-15 3004a The Influence of Naturally Occurring Schwertmannite
on Sulfur Biomineralization in Coastal
Acid Sulfate Soils Landscapes. S. P. Henderson*,
L. A. Sullivan, R. T. Bush and E. D. Burton, Centre
for Acid Sulfate Soils Research (CASSR)
39-16 3004b Conversion of Naturally Occurring Schwertmannite
to Hematite by Controlled Heating: Implications
for Soluble Acidity and Titratable Actual
Acidity. S. P. Henderson*, L. A. Sullivan, R. T. Bush
and E. D. Burton, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soils Research
(CASSR)
39-17 3005a Developing Australian Standards for Analysis of
Acid Sulfate Soil—A Step Towards International
Standards. Angus E. McElnea* 1 , Col R. Ahern 1 ,
Glenn Barry 1 , Steven Dobos 2 and Leigh A. Sullivan 3 ,
(1)Queensland Department of Natural Resources
and Mines, (2)Dobos & Associates, (3)Centre for
Acid Sulfate Soil Research, Southern Cross University
39-18 3005b Schwertmannitic Coatings on Subsoil Macropores
of Coastal Acid Sulfate Soil Landscapes in
Eastern Australia and Implications for Groundwater
Geochemistry. Leigh A. Sullivan*, Yasmin
Cabot, Richard Bush and Edward Burton, Southern
Cross University
39-19 3006a The Reduction Rates of Fe and SO 4 2- in Some
Acid Sulphate Soils in Southern Vietnam. Tran
Kim Tinh*, Department of Soil Science, Agronomy
Faculty, Can Tho University, S. Ingvar Nilsson, Department
of Soil Sciences, Swedish University of
Agricultural Sciences and Ingrid Öborn, Dept. of
Soil Sciences
39-20 3006b Pollution of Some Toxic Metals (Al, As, Cd, Cu,
Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb, Zn) ) in canal water leached out
from Acid Sulphate Soils in the Mekong Delta-
Vietnam in Relation To Available Concentration
of These Metals in Soils. My Hoa Nguyen* 1 , Tri
Cuong Huynh 2 and Kim Tinh Tran 2 , (1)Cantho University,
Vietnam, (2)Cantho University
39-21 3007a A Comparison Between a Laboratory Chromium
Reducible Sulfur Technique and a Reduced Inorganic
Sulfur Analyzer for the Determination of
Reduced Inorganic Sulfur in Acid Sulfate Soils.
Crystal A. Maher*, Leigh A. Sullivan and Kerr
Geoff, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soil Research
39-22 3007b Weathering of Acid-Sulfate Clays (“Cat Clays”)
and Its Impacts in Landfill Situations. Elly
Triegel*, Triegel & Associates, Inc.
39-23 3008a The Importance of Understanding Possible
Chemical Interactions in the Routine Testing
Used to Assess the Acid Producing Potential and
the Acid Neutralization Potential of Soils. Joan
Elizabeth Thomas* 1 , Roger St C. Smart 2 , Andrea
Gerson 2 , Paul Weber 3 , Russell Schumann 4 , George
Levay 4 , Stuart Miller 5 and Warwick Stewart 5 , (1)Jefferson
Lab, (2)University of South Australia,
(3)Solid Energy NZ Ltd., (4)Levay & Co. Environmental
Services, (5)Environmental Geochemistry
International Pty. Ltd.
39-24 3008b Challenging the Conceptual Model used forAcid
Sulfate Soil Mapping on the East Coast of Australia.
Don T. Malcolm* 1 , Shane M. Pointon 1 and
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Colin Ahern 2 , (1)Queensland Department of Natural
Resources and Mines, (2)Queensland Department of
Natural Resources
39-25 3009a Chemical Characteristics of Monosulfidic Black
Ooze in Northern NSWAustralia. Salirian Claff*,
Diane M. Fyfe and Leigh A. Sullivan, Centre for
Acid Sulfate Soil Research
SESSION NO. 40
Convention Center, Room 109AB, First Floor
CR Soils of Northern, Southern Polar Region and Soils of
High Elevations and Their Relationship to Global Climate
Change—Oral
Convenors: John Kimble, USDA-NRCS-NCSS;
Chien-lu Ping, University of Alaska Fairbanks;
James Bockheim, University of Wisconsin
Presiding: Sergey Goryachkin, Russian Academy Science
40-1 10:15 AM Latitudinal Zonation of Polar Soils. John C.
Tedrow*, Rutgers University
40-2 10:45 AM The sSate Factors of Soil Formation in Arctic
Tundra. Chien-Lu Ping* 1 , Gary Michaelson1 , F.
Stuart Chapin2 , John Kimble3 , Walter Oechel4 , Yuri
Shur5 , Charles Tarnocai6 and Donald A. Walker5 ,
(1)University of Alaska Fairbanks Palmer Research
Center, (2)Institute of Biology, University of Alaska
Fairbanks, (3)USDA-NRCS-NCSS retired, (4)San
Diego State University, (5)University of Alaska Fairbanks,
(6)Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
40-3 11:05 AM The Circumpolar Active Layer Monitoring
(CALM) Network. Frederick E. Nelson* 1 , Nikolay
I. Shiklomanov1 , K.M. Hinkel2 , Jerry Brown3 and
Galina Mazhitova4 , (1)University of Delaware,
(2)University of Cincinnati, (3)International Permafrost
Association, (4)Komi Science Center, Russian
Academy of Sciences
40-4 11:25 AM Soils of the Spitsbergen (Svalbard). Marek
Drewnik* Sr. and Stefan Skiba, Jagiellonian University
40-5 11:45 AM Origin of Organic Carbon Pools in Kolyma
Cryosols: Phenomenon of Organic Carbon Impregnation
in Mineral Horizons. Nikita S.
Mergelov*, Institute of Geography, RAS
SESSION NO. 41
Convention Center, Room 108AB, First Floor
1.2B Soil System Behavior in Time—Oral
Convenor: Oliver Chadwick, Dept. of Geography
Presiding: Peter Schad, Technical University
41-1 1:15 PM Improving the Science of Soil Change: A Proposal
for the Earth Science Community. Daniel D.
Richter* Jr., Duke University
41-2 1:45 PM History of Plowing Over Ten Thousand Years.
Rattan Lal*, Carbon Management and Sequestration
Center, OARDC/FAES, School of Natural Resources,
Ohio State University, Jon D. Hanson,
USDA-ARS, Northern Great Plains Research Lab