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SESSION NO.56
56-5 639a A Comparison of High-Intensity Soil and EMI
Surveys in Northern Illinois, USA. James Doolittle*
1 , Roger D. Windhorn 2 , Daniel L . Withers 2 and
Robert L. Mcleese 2 , (1)USDA-NRCS-NSSC,
(2)USDA-NRCS
56-6 639b Using Optical Remote Sensors to Estimate Grain
Protein Content in Rice Canopy. Yi Hyun Kim*,
Suk Young Hong, Sang Kyu Rim, Jee Min Lee and
Han Kang Kwak, National Institute of Agricultural
Science and Technology, RDA
56-7 736a Wetlands Mapping and Classification based upon
Remotely Sensed Data. Tharwat K. Ghabour* Sr.,
Soils & Water Use Dept., National Research Centre
56-8 736b Classification of the Owens Dry Lake Playa Surface
Using Satellite Imagery and Unique Surface
Characterization Methods. Mica H. Heilmann* 1 ,
Brad L. Inman 1 , Joel E. Kimmelshue 1 , Brian
Schmid 1 , John B. Dickey 1 , Richard Coles 1 and
Richard Harasick 2 , (1)CH2M HILL, INC,
(2)LADWP
56-9 737a Mapping and Monitoring of Salt Affected Area of
District Gurgaon Uisng Remote Sensing and Gis
Techniques. Shashi Jain, Mohinder Singh Grewal*
Sr. and M.S. Kuhad, CCS HAU, Hisar Haryana
(India)
56-10 737b Ground Monitoring Network of Soil Agrophysical
Properties. Wojciech Skierucha*, Ryszard Walczak
and Andrzej Wilczek, Institute of Agrophysics
56-11 738a On-the-go Near Infrared Spectroscopic Assessment
of Georgia Soils. Colin D. Christy*, Veris
Technologies and David E. Kissel, Agricultural and
Environmental Services Laboratories–University of
Georgia
56-12 738b Measurement of pH, pH Buffering Capacity, and
Other Soil Properties with NIR Reflectance Spectroscopy.
David E. Kissel*, Agricultural and Environmental
Services Laboratories–Univ of Georgia,
Colin D. Christy, Veris Technologies, S. Shaaban,
Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs, Paul
F. Vendrell, Univ of Georgia, Ag and Environmental
Services Labs and Miguel L. Cabrera, Univ of
Georgia
56-13 739a Radiometric Estimation of Soil Properties Using
Multiple Image Sensors in Rice Paddy and Dryland
Fields. Suk Young Hong* 1 , Sang Kyu Rim 1 ,
Kenneth A. Sudduth 2 , Newell Kitchen 2 , Yi Hyun
Kim 1 , Jee Min Lee 1 and Han Kang Kwak 1 , (1)National
Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology,
RDA, (2)USDA-ARS
56-14 739b Estimating Soil Evaporation with Reflectance
and Radiometric Temperature Measurements.
Dong Wang* and Jindong Wu, Univ. of Minnesota-
Twin Cities Campus
56-15 740a Development of a Multi-Sensor Platform for
Proximal Soil Sensing. James A. Taylor* 1 , Alex.
McBratney 2 , Raphael Viscarra Rossel 2 , Budiman
Minansy 3 , Henry Taylor 3 , Brett Whelan 2 and
Michael Short 3 , (1)Australian Centre for Precision
Agriculture, Univ of Sydney, (2)Australian Centre
for Precision Agriculture, Univ of Sydney, (3)Australian
Centre for Precision Agriculture
56-16 740b Application of Visible-Near-Infrared Diffuse
(DRS) and Bi-directional Reflectance Spectroscopy
(BRS) to Characterize Volcanic Soil
Properties. Vincenzo Michele Sellitto 1 , Vidal Barrón
2 , Giuseppe Palumbo 1 and Claudio Colombo* 1 ,
(1)Dip. SAVA Molise Univ, (2)Universidad de Córdoba
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SESSION NO. 57
Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor
3.4B Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation II. Agroecosystems:
Reclamation Strategies—Theater
Authors Present 8:00 AM–10:00 AM
Convenor: Alvin Smucker, Dept. of Crop & Soil Sci., MSU
Presiding: Rainer Horn, Inst.Soil Sci.,Plnt.Nutrition
57-1 1838a The Effects of Land Use Converting on Soil
Physicochemichal Properties. Amir Bahrami*,
Guilan University, Mahmood Shabanpour, Iran-
Rasht- Guilan University- Agricultural Faculty- Soil
Sci. Group and Farid Bagheri, Tea Researches Institute
of Iran
57-2 1838b Degradation Processes in Irrigated Soils of Russia.A.F.
Novikova*, V.V.Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute
57-3 1839a Sealing and Crusting as Soil Degradation
Processes in North-Western Region of Ukraine;
Reasons for Formation and Methods of Prevention.
Taras E. Lychuk*, National University of Water
Management and Nature Conservation
57-4 1839b Aggregation and Initial Humus Formation of Biologically
Meliorated Soils Damaged by Coal
Mining. Rayna Dilkova* 1 , Svetla Marinova2 and
Lidia Petrova2 , (1)Bulgarian Soil Science Society,
(2)Nikola Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science
57-5 1938a Soil Resource Investigation for Drainage Installation
in Mutluru Channel Command of Krishna
Western Delta, Andhra Pradesh, India. Paruchuri
Ramakrishna Prasad*, Acharya N.G.Ranga Agricultural
University, Dhanyamraju Srinivas, Acharya
N.G.Ranga Agricultural University,A P Water management
Project and T.V. Satyanarayana, Acharya
N.G.Ranga Agricultural University,A P WAter Management
Project
57-6 1938b Stabilization of Pyrophyllite Mine Wastes by
Lime Cake By-Products in Korea. Jae E. Yang* 1 ,
Ki-Cheol Eom2 , Jai Joung Kim3 , Kyung-Yoal Yoo1 and Yong-Sik Ok1 , (1)Kangwon National University,
(2)National Institute of Agricultural Science and
Technology, (3)Chungbuk National University
57-7 1939a Use of Natural and Cultural Deep-Rooted Plant
Species to Loose Compacted Sandy Loam Stagnic
Luvisol. Endla Reintam*, Jaan Kuht, Katrin
Trükmann and Virgo Rääts, Estonian Univ of Life
Sciences
57-8 1939b Effect of Clay Minerals and Calcite on Water Repellency
of Sandy Soils. Ivan Simkovic*, Pavel
Dlapa, Lucia Korenkova and Michal Duris, Dept of
Soil Science, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius
Univ
57-9 1940a Identification of Fertile Islets and Perspectives for
Desertification Control in the Sahel. Lamourdia
Thiombiano*, FAO, Regional Office for Africa
57-10 1940b Restoring Properties of a Poor Upland Soil Using
Natural Basalt and Composted Rice Husk to Promote
Crop Growth. Markus Anda* 1 , Shamshuddin
Jusop1 , Che Ishak Fauziah2 and Syed Omar Syed
Rastan1 , (1)Dept of Land Management, Faculty of
Agriculture, Univ Putra Malaysia, (2)Deptof Land
Management, Faculty of Agriculture, Univ Putra
Malaysia