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SESSION NO.77
SESSION NO. 77
Convention Center, Room 109AB, First Floor
1.1B Site Disturbance:The Role of Soil Morphology in its
Assessment—Oral
Convenor: Brenda Buck, Dept Geosciences, UNLV
Presiding: Geoff Humphreys, Macquarie University
77-1 3:30 PM Fully Recovered: Can past Site Disturbance Be
Determined from Soil Features?. Geoff S.
Humphreys*, Dept of Physical Geography
77-2 4:00 PM The Effect of Past Waste Disposal on Urban Soils
in Long Established Scottish Towns. Kirsty A.
Golding* and Donald Davidson, Univ of Stirling
77-3 4:20 PM Urban Soils of Floodplains in the City of Moscow.
Sergey Shoba* 1 , Tatiana Prokofieva2 and Olga
Kruglova2 , (1)Moscow State Univ., Soil Science
Dept., (2)Moscow State Univ, Soil Science Dept.
77-4 4:40 PM Luminescence and Carbon Dating of Fimic Horizons
and Drift-sand Deposits in Cultivated Sandy
Landscapes (SE Netherlands). J. M. Van Mourik*,
Univ of Amsterdam
77-5 5:00 PM Chemical Signatures of Land Use History. Daniel
Markewitz*, The Univ of Georgia and Daniel D.
Richter Jr., Duke Univ
SESSION NO. 78
Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor
1.3B Essence Diagnostic and Time-Scales of Natural and
Human-Induced Pedogenic Processes—Theater
Authors Present 3:30 PM–5:30 PM
Convenors: Angel Faz Cano, Univ. Politecnica, Paseo
Alfonso XIII; John Galbraith, Dept. of Crop & Soil Env. Sci.
Presiding: Gan-Lin Zhang, Chinese Academy of Soil Science
78-1 159a Changes of Variability, Probability Distributions
and Statistical Entropy of Soil Properties under
Anthropogenic Formation. Irina V. Mikheeva*,
Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry of Siberian
Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences
78-2 159b Short-term Soil Formation in an Abandoned
Sand Borrow Pit, Georgia, USA. Eric C. Brevik*,
Valdosta State University
78-3 160a Anthropogenic calcified paddy soils in subtropical
China. Zi-Tong Gong* and Gan-Lin Zhang, Institute
of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences
78-4 160b Anthropogenic Soil Changes of Different Time
Scales : A Pedological Approach. Gan-Lin Zhang*
and Zi-Tong Gong, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese
Academy of Sciences
78-5 161a Holocene Soil and Landscape Dynamics Reconstructed
by Sediment Analysis in the French Alps.
Brice Mourier* 1 , Jérome Poulenard1 , Aurélie Genries2
, Christopher Carcaillet2 , Pierre Faivre1 and
David Williamson3 , (1)University of Savoie (CAR-
RTEL Laboratory), (2)Centre de Bio-Archéologie et
d’Ecologie, (3)Centre Européen de Recherche et
d’Enseignement des Géosciences de l’Environnement
78-6 161b Modeling of Sea-Level Rise and Deforestation in
Submerging Coastal Ultisols. Ahmed Hussein*,
Private Soil/Wetland Consultant
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78-7 162a Climate-Induced Pedogenic Variations Affecting
Soil Fertility and Erodibility in an Andean Agro-
Ecosystem. Franz Zehetner*, Institute of Soil Research,
University of Natural Resources and Applied
Life Sciences (BOKU) and William P. Miller,
University of Georgia
78-8 162b Time-Scales and Ecological Significance of Pedogenic
Processes. Victor O. Targulian*, Institute of
Geography, RAS and Pavel V. Krasilnikov, Institute
of Biology KarRC RAS
78-9 163a Pedological Investigation of the Lyukas Kurgan,
Hungary. Attila Barczi 1 , Katalin Joo 1 and Csaba
Centeri* 2 , (1)Szent Istvan University, Dept. of Landscape
Ecology, (2)Szent Istvan University, Dept. of
Nature Conservation
78-10 163b Lateral Differentiation of Albeluvisols under the
Impact of Subsurface Drainage. David Montagne*
1 , Sophie Cornu 1 , Olivier Josière 1 , Isabelle
Cousin 1 and Lydie Le Forestier 2 , (1)INRA d’Orléans–Unite
de recherche en Science du sol, (2)ISTO
(UMR 6113)
78-11 164a Fifty Years of Prescribed Fires Slow Podzolization
and Increase Phosphorus Availability in a Spodosol
(Podzol) in Florida, USA. Ralph J. DiCosty*,
Mac A. Callaham Jr. and John A. Stanturf, USDA
Forest Service
78-12 164b Quantitative Assessment of Soil Forming
Processes Rate in Soil Succession Chronosequences.
Ivan I. Vasenev*, Russian State Agricultural
University–MTAA, Ecology Department
78-13 264b Diagnostic Role of Microrelief in Studying the
Agrogenic Transformation and Sustainability of
the Soil Cover. Natalia P. Sorokina* and Inna V.
Kuznetsova, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute
SESSION NO. 79
Convention Center, Room 114, First Floor
2.2B Adsorption Processes in Soils—Basis for Ecological
Soil Functions—Oral
Convenor: Joseph Pignatello, Connecticut Agricultural
Experiment
Presiding: Martin H. Gerzabek, Institute for Soil Research,
University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences
79-1 3:30 PM Understanding the chemistry of crystalline polymethylenic
carbon in soils as sinks for hydrophobic
contaminants.. Patrick G. Hatcher* and Ashish
Deshmukh, The Ohio State University
79-2 4:00 PM Sorption Equilibrium of 190 Organic Vapors in
Soil Organic Matter as a Function of Temperature
and Humidity: Experiments and Modelling.
Christian Niederer*, Kai-Uwe Goss and René P.
Schwarzenbach, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
ETH
79-3 4:20 PM Fate of prions in soil : Insight to the interaction
of prion proteins with soil surfaces and consequences
for their dissemination in the environment.
H. Quiquampoix* 1 , S. Noinville2 , P. Rigou3 ,
E.N. Vasina4 , M. Revault2 , J. Abadie1 , C. Le
Guernevé1 , Y. Quenet3 , H. Rezaei3 , P. Déjardin4 , S.
Staunton1 and J. Grosclaude3 , (1)INRA-ENSAM,
(2)CNRS-Université Paris 6, (3)INRA, (4)CNRS-
ENSCM-Université Montpellier 2