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RESEARCH and DEVELOPMENT STATION for SOIL EROSION CONTROL “MIRCEA MOTOC” PERIENI, VASLUI COUNTY, ROMANIA Tel ACADEMY OF AGRICLTURAL AND FORESTRY SCIENCES „GHEORGHE IONESCU-SISESTI” BUCHAREST RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STATION FOR SOIL EROSION CONTROL “MIRCEA MOTOC” PERIENI, VASLUI COUNTY, ROMANIA Tel. +40 373550155; Fax. +40 235412837; www.cesperieni.ro E-mail: [email protected] Project: ADER 12.4.1/27.X.2015 Solutions for Agricultural Land Organization and Sustainable Agricultural Land Use, Based on Landslide and Gully Inventories 1. Project objective: 12.4.: Methods of inventory, monitoring, protection, amelioration and sustainable use of natural resources of agro-ecosystems (soil, water, climate). Expected results to achieve the project objective: Providing solutions for soil erosion and sustainable agricultural exploitation, illustrated by GIS techniques based on digital elevation model of the land, thematic maps of: soils, slopes, cadastre and landslide risk of some representative watersheds. Developing improved environmental and agricultural good practice guidelines on sustainable land use on the slopes of selected watersheds. ACADEMY OF AGRICLTURAL AND FORESTRY SCIENCES „GHEORGHE IONESCU-SISESTI” BUCHAREST RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STATION FOR SOIL EROSION CONTROL “MIRCEA MOTOC” PERIENI, VASLUI COUNTY, ROMANIA Tel. +40 373550155; Fax. +40 235412837; www.cesperieni.ro E-mail: [email protected] Funding: State Budget – Romanian Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Programme "Agriculture and Rural Development" for the years 2015-2018. Total effective budget of project: 584.587,81 Lei, from which: - Phase I - 2015, 27.X.2015 - 30.XI.2015: 25.350,00 Lei - Phase II - 2016, 01.XII.2015 - 01.XI.2016: 184.237,81 Lei - Phase III - 2017, 02.XI.2016 - 31.X.2017: 187.500,00 Lei - Phase IV - 2018, 01.XI.2017- 31.X.2018): 187.500,00 Lei Contract duration: 36 months Project leader: Research and Development Station for Soil Erosion Control "Mircea Motoc“ Perieni (RDSSEC "MM" Perieni) Partner 1: "Stefan cel Mare" University of Suceava. ACADEMY OF AGRICLTURAL AND FORESTRY SCIENCES „GHEORGHE IONESCU-SISESTI” BUCHAREST RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STATION FOR SOIL EROSION CONTROL “MIRCEA MOTOC” PERIENI, VASLUI COUNTY, ROMANIA Tel. +40 373550155; Fax. +40 235412837; www.cesperieni.ro E-mail: [email protected] RESULTS Documentary and field study to identify three representative perimeters: Baltati (8,449.6ha), Banca (12,975.2ha), Vutcani (6,943.2ha) in Vaslui County and two additional perimeters (Tiglaul – 339,7ha and Coada Gastii – 305,5ha) in Suceava County Perimetrul Bălţaţi Perimetrul Banca Perimetrul Vutcani The geographical information system of the "Baltati" perimeter (8,449.2ha), partially overlapped on the territory of five communes (Solesti, Botesti, Tatarani, Tanacu and Oltenesti) from Vaslui County and comprising 23 maps in GIS format Cadastral map (landuse categories) Landslides and gullies map of Baltati Map of agricultural exploitations in of Baltati perimeter perimeter Baltati perimeter The geographical information system of the "Banca" perimeter (12,975.2 ha), partially overlapped on the territory of four communes (Banca, Zorleni, Şuletea and Epureni) in Vaslui County and comprising 23 maps in GIS format Cadastral map of Banca perimeter Digital elevation model of Banca perimeter Map of agricultural exploitations in Baltati perimeter Slope map (degrees) of Banca perimeter The geographic information system of the Vutcani perimeter (6,943.2 ha), partially superimposed on the territory of five communes (Vutcani, Viisoara, Rosiesti, Gagesti and Dimitrie Cantemir) from Vaslui County and comprising the following maps in GIS format Digital elevation model of Vutcani Cadastral map (landuse) of Vutcani perimeter Geological map of Vutcani perimeter Slope map (degrees) of Vutcani perimeter Map of average landslide hazard factor Km of "Baltati" perimeter, scale 1:5000. Map of homogeneous areas of landslide risk of "Baltati" perimeter, scale 1:5000 Map of average landslide hazard factor Km Map of homogeneous areas of landslide risk of "Baltati" perimeter of "Baltati" perimeter Map of average landslide hazard factor Km of "Banca" perimeter, scale 1:5000. Map of homogeneous areas of landslide risk of "Banca" perimeter, scale 1:5000 Map of average landslide hazard factor Km of "Banca" perimeter Map of homogeneous areas of landslide risk of "Banca" perimeter Map of average landslide hazard factor Km of „Vutcani" perimeter, scale 1:5000. Map of homogeneous areas of landslide risk of „Vutcani" perimeter, scale 1:5000 Map of homogeneous areas of landslide risk of „Vutcani" perimeter Map of average landslide hazard factor Km of „Vutcani" perimeter ACADEMY OF AGRICLTURAL AND FORESTRY SCIENCES „GHEORGHE IONESCU-SISESTI” BUCHAREST RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STATION FOR SOIL EROSION CONTROL “MIRCEA MOTOC” PERIENI, VASLUI COUNTY, ROMANIA Tel. +40 373550155; Fax. +40 235412837; www.cesperieni.ro E-mail: [email protected] Six thematic maps realized in the geographic information system of the Tiglăul and Coada Gastii watersheds. Database of 8 input variables in the sediment system. Map of the actual geomorphological processes in the Tiglaul and Coada Gastii micro-watersheds. Data geobase containing information needed to calculate the displaced sediment volumes. Morphological analysis of the apex area of the Gurguiata gully gravel/alluvial fan. Analysis of electrical resistivimetry of the deposits at the apex of the Gurguiata Mare gravel fan with two Wenner and Dipole profiles. Transverse profiles of resistivimetry in the aluvial fan area and the Coada Gastii gully bottom. The cuantifying of siltation contribution of slope-gully contact area in Gurguiata gully. B. Variation of material removed by bank processes and incision processes along the gully; C. Percentage weight of the two categories of processes along the gully channel. ACADEMY OF AGRICLTURAL AND FORESTRY SCIENCES „GHEORGHE IONESCU-SISESTI” BUCHAREST RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STATION FOR SOIL EROSION CONTROL “MIRCEA MOTOC” PERIENI, VASLUI COUNTY, ROMANIA Tel. +40 373550155; Fax. +40 235412837; www.cesperieni.ro E-mail: [email protected] Analysis of the drilling in sediments of Gurguiata Mare aluvial fan. Form Factor Analysis and Hydraulic Efficiency in Gully Development. Electric resistivimetry profiles at the apex of the Gurguiata Mare alluvial fan. A link has been established between the parameters defining the sediment circuit and the results obtained were discussed in the regional framework of the Moldavian Plateau and in the context of the historical evolution. There were approached: a) the concept of sediment budget; b) calculation of the sediment budget of the selected microwatersheds; c) Interpretation of results in a regional context and some estimates of the historical variability of sediment balance. Implementation of the sustainable agricultural anti-erosion organization / exploitation plan of the "Baltati" perimeter, Vaslui County, comprising three maps illustrating the solutions and explanatory notes containing the data needed to implement the proposed measures. Solutions for drawing grass strips Solutions for correction of the route of Solutions for afforestation of and contour stripcrops technological earthen roads for degraded pastures and planting of conservaton purposes shelter belts (windbreaks) Implementation of the sustainable agricultural anti-erosion organization / exploitation plan of the "Banca" perimeter, Vaslui County, comprising three maps illustrating the solutions and explanatory notes containing the data needed to implement the proposed measures. Solutions for drawing grass strips Solutions for correction of the route of and contour stripcrops technological earthen roads for conservaton purposes Solutions for afforestation of degraded pastures and planting of shelter belts (windbreaks) Implementation of the sustainable agricultural anti-erosion organization / exploitation plan of the „Vutcani" perimeter, comprising three maps illustrating the solutions and explanatory notes containing the data needed to implement the proposed measures. Solutions for Solutions for correction of the route of drawing grass technological earthen roads for conservaton purposes strips and contour stripcrops Solutions for afforestation of degraded pastures and planting of shelter belts (windbreaks) ACADEMY OF AGRICLTURAL AND FORESTRY SCIENCES „GHEORGHE IONESCU-SISESTI” BUCHAREST RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STATION FOR SOIL EROSION CONTROL “MIRCEA MOTOC” PERIENI, VASLUI COUNTY, ROMANIA Tel. +40 373550155; Fax. +40 235412837; www.cesperieni.ro E-mail: [email protected] During the implementation of the project, 54 farmers / representatives of commercial companies with agricultural profile and local authorities of Solesti, Botesti, Tatarani, Tanacu, Oltenesti, Banca, Zorleni, Suletea, Epureni, Vutcani, Viisoara, Rosiesti, Gagesti and Dimitrie Cantemir, from Vaslui County, were informed about the project's objectives. Symposium "Precision Agriculture and Fut ure Technologies, Current Needs and Changing and Adapting the Profession of Modern Farmer", SCDA Braila, April 20, 2018. Workshop “The Influence of technological links on the growth and development of hemp plants, topinambur and sorghum in the conditions of the agricultural year 2017 - 2018", S.C.D.A. Secuieni, 02.07.2018. Scientific meeting "Contributions of Professor Stelian Munteanu, member of the Romanian Academy, to the progress of the development of torrential basins", Aula of the Romanian Academy, September 6, 2018. 6 August 2018, at the SCDCES "MM" Perieni, Vaslui County, working meeting with farmers
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