20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type The Ohio State June 9(Mon) 08:00~ 10:00 Tamna(5F) CGS1 for Peace 1 AF3364 Rattan Lal USA Oral The Soil-Peace Nexus University Louisiana State June 9(Mon) 08:00~ 10:00 Tamna(5F) CGS1 Soil for Peace 2 AF3378 Magdi Selim USA Oral for Peace and Security University

June 9(Mon) 08:00~ 10:00 Tamna(5F) CGS1 Soil for Peace 3 AF3385 Ho-Seung Yang Korea World Vision Korea Oral Starting Unification in Korean Peninsula from Soil

The University of June 10(Tue) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS2 Soil Security 1 AF0723 Alex Mcbratney Australia Oral Soil Security Symposium: Introduction Sydney Netherlan Wageningen June 10(Tue) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS2 Soil Security 2 IF0920 Johan Bouma Oral Reaching out from the Soil Box in Pursuit of Soil Security ds Universit Anna van Global Green Growth June 10(Tue) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS2 Soil Security 3 AF3330 Indonesia Oral Investing in Green Growth Involves Investing in Soil Security Paddenburg Institute University of June 10(Tue) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS2 Soil Security 4 AF3285 Robert Hill Australia Oral Soil Security and International Climate Policy Adelaide Kanwon National June 12(Thu) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS3 Soil-Plant Welfares for Human 1 AF3386 Jae E. Yang Korea Oral Soil’s Capacity to Meet the National Nutrition Values in Korea University University of in the Anthropocene: Golden Opportunities and June 12(Thu) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS3 Soil-Plant Welfares for Human 2 AF3377 Donald L. Sparks USA Oral Delaware Grand Challenges Colorado State June 12(Thu) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS3 Soil-Plant Welfares for Human 3 AF2966 Diana H. Wall USA Oral and Sustainability University University of The IUSS (1924-2014) as a Link to Global Soil June 13(Fri) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS4 IUSS for Global Soils: Future Nexus 1 AF3322 Alfred Hartemink USA Oral Wisconsin - Madison Science and Scientists Strengthening the Role of Soil and Land in the Sustainable June 13(Fri) 08:30~ 09:50 Tamna(5F) CGS4 IUSS for Global Soils: Future Nexus 2 AF3384 Alexander Muller Germany IASS Oral Development Goals: A Proposal to Increase Collaboration Baekrok Hall [IDS13] Integrated Management Strategies Hong Hong Kong Institute Integrated Management Strategies for Arsenic in Paddy Rice June 9(Mon) 10:10~ 10:40 O1 1 AF3284 Ming H. Wong Oral A+B(1F) for As and Cd in Rice Paddy Environments Kong of Education Fields Baekrok Hall [IDS13] Integrated Management Strategies The University of Risks of metals and metalloids in subsistence farming systems June 9(Mon) 10:40~ 11:00 O1 2 AF1648 Longbin Huang Australia Oral A+B(1F) for As and Cd in Rice Paddy Environments Queensland peripheral to metal mines and agronomic interventions Baekrok Hall [IDS13] Integrated Management Strategies National Institute for Effects of soil amendment on cadmium and arsenic June 9(Mon) 11:00~ 11:20 O1 3 AF0135 Tomohito Arao Japan Oral A+B(1F) for As and Cd in Rice Paddy Environments Agro-Environmental concentration and arsenic speciation in rice grain Baekrok Hall [IDS13] Integrated Management Strategies Cadmium Phytoremediation in a Contaminated Paddy Soil: A June 9(Mon) 11:20~ 11:40 O1 4 AF2800 Saengdao Khaokaew Thailand Kasetsart University Oral A+B(1F) for As and Cd in Rice Paddy Environments Field Study in Mae Sot District, Thailand Baekrok Hall [IDS13] Integrated Management Strategies National Academy of June 9(Mon) 11:40~ 12:00 O1 5 AK3058 Won Il Kim Korea Oral Heavy metal levels in Paddy Soils and Brown Rice in Korea A+B(1F) for As and Cd in Rice Paddy Environments Baekrok Hall [IDS13] Integrated Management Strategies University of South June 9(Mon) 12:00~ 12:20 O1 6 AF0278 Nanthi Bolan Australia Oral CADMIUM CONTAMINATION AND ITS RISK MANAGEMENT A+B(1F) for As and Cd in Rice Paddy Environments Australia Baekrok Hall [IDS13] Integrated Management Strategies National Institute for Response of dissolved arsenic and cadmium concentrations in June 9(Mon) 12:20~ 12:40 O1 7 AF0313 Ken Nakamura Japan Oral A+B(1F) for As and Cd in Rice Paddy Environments Agro- Environmental paddy soils to changes in the air- filled porosity: Field monitoring Yeongju Hall [IDS1] Folk Soil Knowledge for Soil Moscow State Soil Perception by Humans: From Ethnopedology to June 9(Mon) 10:10~ 11:00 O2 1 AF3344 Pavel Krasilnikov Russia Oral A+B(1F) Taxonomy and Assessment University Neuropedology Yeongju Hall [IDS1] Folk Soil Knowledge for Soil Nkosinomusa South INDIGENOUS SOIL KNOWLEDGE AND SOIL MAPPING BY ZULU June 9(Mon) 11:00~ 11:20 O2 2 AF0515 University of Limpopo Oral A+B(1F) Taxonomy and Assessment Buthelezi Africa FARMERS, POTSHINI, SOUTH AFRICA Yeongju Hall [IDS1] Folk Soil Knowledge for Soil Centro de Use and management of the soils, local perspective of the land June 9(Mon) 11:20~ 11:40 O2 3 AF2972 Alma Barajas Mexico Oral A+B(1F) Taxonomy and Assessment Investigaciones en attraction. YYjHlleongju Hall [IDS1] Fo lk So il Know le dge for So il UUinivers itiMliti Malays ia Ethnope do log ica l know le dge by sma llho lder farmers for June 9(Mon) 11:40~ 12:00 O2 4 AF0151 Mohd Effendi Wasli Malaysia Oral A+B(1F) Taxonomy and Assessment Sarawak agriculture practice - a case study in Nanga Machan, Kanowit, Yeongju Hall [IDS1] Folk Soil Knowledge for Soil Universidad Nacional June 9(Mon) 12:00~ 12:20 O2 5 AF2254 Francisco Bautista Mexico Oral State and regional soil maps using Maya A+B(1F) Taxonomy and Assessment Autonoma de Mexico Yeongju Hall [IDS1] Folk Soil Knowledge for Soil Centro de Inventory of local knowledge about buried soils in a volcanic June 9(Mon) 12:20~ 12:40 O2 6 AF1565 Alma Barajas Mexico Oral A+B(1F) Taxonomy and Assessment Investigaciones en zone of Michoacan Mexico Room [IDS16] Environmental Risk Management of Inauguration of K-COSEM (Korea CO2 Storage Environmental June 9(Mon) 10:00- 10:20 O3 1 AK3367 Seong- Taek Yun Korea Korea University Oral 201(2F) Geologic Carbon Storage and An Management) Research Center for geologic carbon storage in 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Room [IDS16] Environmental Risk Management of June 9(Mon) 10:20- 10:40 O3 2 AK3368 Haegeun Chung Korea Konkuk University Oral Effects of CO2 Disturbance on Soil Ecosystems 201(2F) Geologic Carbon Storage and An Room [IDS16] Environmental Risk Management of Soil CO2 Efflux in Ecological Studies: Current Status and June 9(Mon) 10:40-11:00 O3 3 AK3369 Tae Kyung Yoon Korea Korea University Oral 201(2F) Geologic Carbon Storage and An Challenges Room [IDS16] Environmental Risk Management of Seoul National Movement and VOC Concentration Change in June 9(Mon) 11:30-11:50 O3 4 AK3370 Kang-Kun Lee Korea Oral 201(2F) Geologic Carbon Storage and An University Unsaturated Zone with Fluctuating Table: Room [IDS16] Environmental Risk Management of Origin and Hydrochemistry of CO2-Rich Springs in Korea: June 9(Mon) 11:50-12:10 O3 5 AK3371 Seong-Taek Yun Korea Korea University Oral 201(2F) Geologic Carbon Storage and An Implications for Long-Term Environmental Effects And Room [IDS16] Environmental Risk Management of Kyungpook National Impact of Near-Surface Heterogeneities on CO2 Leakage and the June 9(Mon) 12:10-12:30 O3 6 AK3372 Eungyu Park Korea Oral 201(2F) Geologic Carbon Storage and An University Implication to the Risk Assessment Halla Hall [IDS4] Critical Issues of Radionuclide United Lancaster The state of the art on remediation after nuclear accidents June 9(Mon) 10:10~ 10:35 O4 1 AF3276 Brenda Howard Oral A+B(3F) Behavior in Soils and Remediation Kingdom Environment Centre prior to the Fukushima Daiichi accident Halla Hall [IDS4] Critical Issues of Radionuclide Yasuyuki Distribution of radionuclides in the soil environment and their June 9(Mon) 10:35~ 11:00 O4 2 AF0243 Japan Gakushuin University Oral A+B(3F) Behavior in Soils and Remediation Muramatsu transfer to vegetation following the Fukushima Nuclear Halla Hall [IDS4] Critical Issues of Radionuclide June 9(Mon) 11:00~ 11:20 O4 3 AK0279 Jaeyoung Choi Korea KIST Oral Subsurface Reactive Transport of U(VI) A+B(3F) Behavior in Soils and Remediation Halla Hall [IDS4] Critical Issues of Radionuclide Kyoto Prefectural Relationship between radiocesium interception potential of June 9(Mon) 11:20~ 11:40 O4 4 AF0550 Atsushi Nakao Japan Oral A+B(()3F) Behavior in Soils and Remediation University ppyaddy soil cla ys in Fukushima and their cla y mineralo gy Halla Hall [IDS4] Critical Issues of Radionuclide Distribution of radioactive cesium in soil and its uptake by June 9(Mon) 11:40~ 12:00 O4 5 AF1236 Masanori Saito Japan Tohoku University Oral A+B(3F) Behavior in Soils and Remediation herbaceous plants in temperate pastures with different Halla Hall [IDS4] Critical Issues of Radionuclide Institute for Nuclear LAYER-TO-LAYER VARIATIONS OF 137Cs CONTENT IN SOIL June 9(Mon) 12:00~ 12:20 O4 6 AF0785 Nataliia Zarubina Ukraine Oral A+B(3F) Behavior in Soils and Remediation Researche of National THROUGHOUT A CALENDAR YEAR WITHIN THE ALIENATION Halla Hall [IDS4] Critical Issues of Radionuclide National Institute for Estimation of radiocesium in/out flows in paddy fields in June 9(Mon) 12:20~ 12:40 O4 7 AF3301 Seiko Yoshikawa Japan Oral A+B(3F) Behavior in Soils and Remediation Agro-environmental Fukushima, Japan Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor The University of Keith Syers: A champion for soils and agricultural research June 9(Mon) 10:15~ 10:35 O5 1 AF0613 Tony O'donnell Australia Oral Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A Western Australia across the world Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor United June 9(Mon) 10:35~ 10:50 O5 2 AF2102 David Manning Newcastle University Oral Nutrient balances, food security and fertilizer raw materials Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A Kingdom Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor New Plant & Food June 9(Mon) 10:50~ 11:05 O5 3 AF1346 Denis Curtin Oral Contributions of Keith Syers to Knowledge of the Sulphur Cycle Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A Zealand Research Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor University of South J.K. Syers a protagonist for the direct application of reactive June 9(Mon) 11:05~ 11:20 O5 4 AF1298 Nanthi Bolan Australia Oral Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A Australia phosphate rocks to pasture soils Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor Smithsonian Tropical , nutrient dynamics, and ecosystem development: June 9(Mon) 11:20~ 11:35 O5 5 AF0503 Benjamin Turner USA Oral Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A Research Institute the legacy of Keith Syers and T.W. Walker Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor Carrigataha, Cahir, June 9(Mon) 11:35~ 11:50 O5 6 AF0883 John Ryan Ireland Oral Keith Syers and P use efficiency in agriculture Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A County Tipperary, Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor Division of Agriculture J.K. SYERS ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF AGRICULTURE June 9(Mon) 11:50~ 12:05 O5 7 AF1000 Andrew Sharpley USA Oral Hall(3F) J. Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A - University of ON WATER QUALITY Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor Agriculture and Agri- J.K. SYERS ON THE ISSUE OF CADMIUM IN AGRICULTURAL June 9(Mon) 12:05~ 12:20 O5 8 AF1309 Cynthia Grant Canada Oral Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A Food Canada SYSTEMS Samda [DS4] The LifetimeContributions ofProfessor University of South Phosphorus-metal(loid) interactions in relation to soil June 9(Mon) 12:20~ 12:40 O5 9 AF0261 Nanthi Bolan Australia Oral Hall(3F) J.Keith Syersto International SoilScience - A Australia remediation Baekrok Hall [DS7]African Eco-EfficientSolutions to International Center Eco-efficiency of integrated management in June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:00 O6 1 AF1903 Rolf Sommer Kenya Oral A(1F) FoodInsecurity and ClimateChange for Tropical Western Kenya BBkkHllaekrok Hall [DS7]Afr ican Eco- Effic ien tSo lu tions to IItnterna tiona lPltl Plant AAhtbffdtiitdiblilpproaches to buffer crop productivity under variable soil June 9(Mon) 14:00~ 14:15 O6 2 AF0859 Shamie Zingore Kenya Oral A(1F) FoodInsecurity and ClimateChange Nutrition Institute fertility and climatic conditions in sub-Saharan Africa Baekrok Hall [DS7]African Eco-EfficientSolutions to International Center Predicting crop yield and response to nutrients from soil spectra: June 9(Mon) 14:15~ 14:30 O6 3 AF1994 Job Kihara Kenya Oral A(1F) FoodInsecurity and ClimateChange for Tropical example from sub-Sahara Africa Baekrok Hall [DS7]African Eco-EfficientSolutions to International Center Using an ecosystems approach for securing water and land June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:45 O6 4 AF1475 Justine Cordingley Kenya Oral A(1F) FoodInsecurity and ClimateChange for Tropical resources in the Upper Tana Basin Baekrok Hall [DS7]African Eco-EfficientSolutions to Beyond vs within the farm gate: nutrient and organic matter June 9(Mon) 14:45~ 15:00 O6 5 AF0976 Johannes Lehmann USA Cornell University Oral A(1F) FoodInsecurity and ClimateChange solutions to resource-constrained agriculture in Africa 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Baekrok Hall [DS7]African Eco-EfficientSolutions to United The James Hutton Soils, ecosystem services and poverty alleviation ? a case study June 9(Mon) 15:00~ 15:15 O6 6 AF2031 Helaina Black Oral A(1F) FoodInsecurity and ClimateChange Kingdom Institute from sub-Saharan Africa. Baekrok Hall [DS7]African Eco-EfficientSolutions to Delivery of Hydrologic and Microbial Services by Indigenous June 9(Mon) 15:15~ 15:30 O6 7 AF0105 Richard Dick USA Ohio State University Oral A(1F) FoodInsecurity and ClimateChange Shrub to Agroecosystems under a Changing Baekrok Hall [C36-1]SalineandSodicEcosystemsin[C3.6-1] Saline and SodicEcosystems in University of Zagreb assessment at landscape level using difuse June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O7 1 AF1512 Monika Zovko Croatia Oral B(1F) theChanging World Faculty of reflectance spectroscopy and geostatistics Baekrok Hall [C3.6-1] Saline and SodicEcosystems in Kyoto University, SPATIOTEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF SOIL SALINITY AND ITS June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O7 2 AF1372 Lam Ho Nguyen Viet Nam Oral B(1F) theChanging World Japan EFFECTS ON RICE PRODUCTION IN THE NORTH CENTRAL Baekrok Hall [C3.6-1] Saline and SodicEcosystems in Central Soil Salinity Resource conservation strategies for rice-wheat cropping June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O7 3 AF2976 Ajay Bhardwaj India Oral B(1F) theChanging World Research Institute systems in partially reclaimed salt affected soils and their effects Baekrok Hall [C3.6-1] Saline and SodicEcosystems in Institute of Soil Potential short-term effect of cultivation and crop rotation June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O7 4 AF0359 Rongjiang Yao China Oral B(1F) theChanging World Science, Chinese systems on in a coastal newly reclaimed farmland, Baekrok Hall [C3.6-1] Saline and SodicEcosystems in The University of New Hydrostratigraphic analysis using electromagnetic induction data June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O7 5 AF2599 John Triantafilis Australia Oral B(1F) theChanging World South Wales and a spatially-constrained algorithm for quasi-three- Yeongju Hall [C4.1-3] Soil Ecosystem underClimate National Research Climate change effects on the suitability of an agricultural June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O8 1 AF2117 Antonello Bonfante Italy Oral A(1F) Change Council of Italy - area to maize cultivation: A new Land Evaluation Hybrid Yeongju Hall [C4.1-3] Soil Ecosystem underClimate Institute of Soil organic carbon fractions, aggregate stability, nutrient June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O8 2 AF1691 Renuka Ratnayake Sri Lanka Oral A(()1F) Change Fundamental Studies availability and their interrelationshi ppppgps in tropical cropping Yeongju Hall [C4.1-3] Soil Ecosystem underClimate National Institute of The Risk Assessment of Drought for Regional Upland Soil June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O8 3 AK1579 Myung Chul Seo Korea Oral A(1F) Change Crop Science According to RCP8.5 Scenario Using Evaluation Yeongju Hall [C4.1-3] Soil Ecosystem underClimate The University of Nitrogen dynamics and greenhouse gas emissions in cropping June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O8 4 AF2611 Shu Kee Lam Australia Oral A(1F) Change Melbourne systems under elevated CO2: FACE experiments and a meta- Yeongju Hall [C4.1-3] Soil Ecosystem underClimate Banglades Sher-e-Bangla DISTRIBUTION OF PHOTO-ASSIMILATED CARBON AS AFFECTED June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O8 5 AF0622 Saikat Chowdhury Oral A(1F) Change h Agricultural University BY NUTRIENT ADDITION TO SOIL Yeongju Hall [C4.1 - 1]Advances inQuantifying Forest Chinese Academy of Quantifying contribution of ammonia- oxidizing archaea to June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O9 1 AF0040 Jizheng He China Oral B(1F) SoilProcesses andFunctions Sciences nitrification in acid soils Yeongju Hall [C4.1-1]Advances inQuantifying Forest Norwegian University Innovative approaches and technologies to assess N2O June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O9 2 AF2770 Jan Mulder Norway Oral B(1F) SoilProcesses andFunctions of Life Sciences emissions from forest ecosystems, with examples from south Yeongju Hall [C4.1-1]Advances inQuantifying Forest The North American Long-Term Soil Productivity Experiment: June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O9 3 AF0991 Mary Beth Adams USA USDA Forest Service Oral B(1F) SoilProcesses andFunctions Findings from a Long-Term, Large-Scale Study Yeongju Hall [C4.1-1]Advances inQuantifying Forest Leibniz-Centre for Continuous measurement of vertical distribution of CO June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O9 4 AF0172 Stephan Wirth Germany Oral 2 B(1F) SoilProcesses andFunctions Agricultural concentration and its isotopic signature in a beech and a pine Yeongju Hall [C4.1-1]Advances inQuantifying Forest Institue of Stress distribution under forestry machinery and consequences June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O9 5 AF1095 Roland Riggert Germany Oral B(1F) SoilProcesses andFunctions plantnutrition and soil on physical Room [C3.3-1]Mobilization of Biogeochemistry of Fe acquisition by phytosiderophores in June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O10 1 AF2104 Walter Schenkeveld Austria University of Vienna Oral 201(2F) EssentialMicronutrients byExudates the Room [C3.3-1]Mobilization of June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O10 2 AF1279 Engy Ahmed Sweden Stockholm University Oral Siderophore Production by Soil Microorganisms 201(2F) EssentialMicronutrients byExudates Room [C3.3-1]Mobilization of Free University of The role of root exudates released by monocots and dicots in June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O10 3 AF1410 Tanja Mimmo Italy Oral 201(2F) EssentialMicronutrients byExudates Bolzano mobilizing Fe from soil minerals Room [C3.3-1]Mobilization of Institute of Soil The mechanisms of high Al tolerance in Rhodotorula taiwanensis June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O10 4 AF0331 Xue Qiang Zhao China Oral 201(2F) EssentialMicronutrients byExudates Science, Chinese RS1 Room [C3.3-1]Mobilization of Norwegian University Effect of nitrogen fertilization on zinc and iron uptake and yield June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O10 5 AF0805 Bal Ram Singh Norway Oral 201(2F) EssentialMicronutrients byExudates of Life Sciences (UMB) components of wheat Room [C1. 5- 1]Va lida tion o f So ilCar bon The Un ivers ity o f Spa tia l s tra tifica tion in des ign- base d samp ling for so il car bon June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O11 1 AF2407 Budiman Minasny Australia Oral 202(2F) Sequestration Sydney auditing Room [C1.5-1]Validation of SoilCarbon sequestration in the carbon richest region in the June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O11 2 AF1526 Xiong Xiong USA University of Florida Oral 202(2F) Sequestration conterminous USA Room [C1.5-1]Validation of SoilCarbon South Agricultural Research Quantification and mapping of vertical soil organic carbon June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O11 3 AF1747 Liesl Wiese Oral 202(2F) Sequestration Africa Council - Institute for distribution as a function of and soil form, with a view Room [C1.5-1]Validation of SoilCarbon Soil Organic Carbon Stocks under Pasture Atlantic Forest in Rio June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O11 4 AF2171 Joyce Monteiro Brazil Embrapa Oral 202(2F) Sequestration de Janeiro State, Brazil 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Room [C1.5-1]Validation of SoilCarbon Pearl Aphrodite Eastern Visayas State Soil carbon and nutrient status of soils under secondary forest June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O11 5 AF0130 Philippines Oral 202(2F) Sequestration Carnice University transformations in Leyte Island, Philippines Halla Hall [C2.2-1]Biogeochemical Reactivityof Soils University of Colloid formation and Transport Along Hillslopes Modifies June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O12 1 AF3279 Oliver Chadwick USA Oral A(3F) and :Molecular Process California Erosion and Ridge - Valley Spacing in Post-Orogenic Halla Hall [C2. 2-1]Biogeochemica2-1]Biogeochemicall Reactivityof Soils iEES, Universite Pierre Hierarchy of two drivers of biodegradation?: June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O12 2 AF1912 Sabrina Juarez France Oral A(3F) and Sediments:Molecular Process et Marie Curie microbial habitat properties versus microbial communities Halla Hall [C2.2-1]Biogeochemical Reactivityof Soils University of Shedding Light on Soil Organic Matter-Mineral Associations: June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O12 3 AF2203 Donald Sparks USA Oral A(3F) and Sediments:Molecular Process Delaware Their Role in Carbon Cycling and Sequestration in the Terrestrial Halla Hall [C2.2-1]Biogeochemical Reactivityof Soils University of Mercury and sulfur cycling in a peatland soil warming and June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O12 4 AF2975 Brandy Toner USA Oral A(3F) and Sediments:Molecular Process Minnesota carbon dioxide enhancement study: sulfur speciation at time- Halla Hall [C2.2-1]Biogeochemical Reactivityof Soils Biogeosciences - The effect of microbial diversity on soil organic carbon June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O12 5 AF2205 Julien Guigue France Oral A(3F) and Sediments:Molecular Process University of mineralisation highlighted by a 13C-labelling technique Halla Hall [C2.2-1]Biogeochemical Reactivityof Soils Istitute of Soil Fe/Al oxides can act as natural anti-acidification agents in June 9(Mon) 15:30~ 15:50 O12 6 AF3139 Jiuyu Li China Oral A(3F) and Sediments:Molecular Process Science, Chinese variable charge soils Halla Hall [C1.1-2]Interactions betweenSoil Structure, Fertilisation with pig slurry affects the pore size distribution June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O13 1 AF1933 Rosa Maria Poch Spain Universitat de Lleida Oral B(3F) LivingOrganism and OrganicMatter of soils Halla Hall [C1.1-2]Interactions betweenSoil Structure, Punyisa The use of Pb labelling and SEM to investigate organic matter in June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O13 2 AF1400 Thailand Kasetsart University Oral B(()3F) LivingggOrganism and Or ganicMatter Trakoonyygingcharoen Thai soil microaggre gates Halla Hall [C1.1-2]Interactions betweenSoil Structure, National Research Interactions between and soil organic matter: June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O13 3 AF2499 Laura Gargiulo Italy Oral B(3F) LivingOrganism and OrganicMatter Council contribution of pedofauna activity Halla Hall [C1.1-2]Interactions betweenSoil Structure, Free University of Ectomycorrhizal fungi in association with Pinus sylvestris June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O13 4 AF1073 Weishuang Zheng Germany Oral B(3F) LivingOrganism and OrganicMatter Berlin seedlings promote soil aggregation and repellency Halla Hall [C1.1-2]Interactions betweenSoil Structure, Soil Aggregate Formation and Stability Induced by Starch and June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O13 5 AF1321 Katsutoshi Mizuta Japan Soka University Oral B(3F) LivingOrganism and OrganicMatter Cellulose Samda [IDS12]Development University of The Critical Role of Soils in Preserving and Enhancing a June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 15:30 O14 1 AF3355 Donald Sparks USA Oral Hall(3F) ofAgriculturalTechnology andContribution Delaware Sustainable World Samda [IDS12]Development Global Information Increasing Role of Internal Organizations for Global Food June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 15:30 O14 2 AF3356 Kisan Gunjal Canada Oral Hall(3F) ofAgriculturalTechnology andContribution and Early Warning Security Samda [IDS12]Development The Ohio State The Role of Soil Scientists in Addressing Global Issues of the June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 15:30 O14 3 AF3357 Rattan Lal USA Oral Hall(3F) ofAgriculturalTechnology andContribution University Anthropocene and Climate Strategic Agroecosystems Samda [IDS12]Development BOKU University Strategy of Land Utilization for 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Fertility and June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 15:30 O14 8 AF3362 Mizuhiko Nishida Japan Oral Hall(3F) ofAgriculturalTechnology andContribution Agricultural Research Crop Production Samda [IDS12]Development Management of Soil and Nutrients Considering Soil Spatial June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 15:30 O14 9 AF3363 Jeff Novak USA USDA-ARS-CPRC Oral Hall(3F) ofAgriculturalTechnology andContribution Variation Room [C4.1-2]EnvironmentalManagement of Post- Korea Atomic Energy Disinfection effects of calcium oxide (CaO) on pathogenic June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O15 1 AF3303 Seungho Yu Korea Oral 401(4F) Epidemic Carcass BurialSites Research Institute microorganisms in leachate from infected livestock carcass Room [C4. 1- 2]Env ironmen ta lManagemen t o f Pos t- Chungnam Na tiona l De term in ing Leac hing Poss ibility o f Carcass Leac ha te in June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O15 2 AK3231 Sung Chul Kim Korea Oral 401(4F) Epidemic Carcass BurialSites University Groundwater Room [C4.1-2]EnvironmentalManagement of Post- Anushka Upamali Kangwon National Invasive plant-derived biochar inhibits sulfamethazine uptake by June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O15 3 AK0470 Korea Oral 401(4F) Epidemic Carcass BurialSites Rajapaksha University lettuce in soil Room [C4.1-2]EnvironmentalManagement of Post- Gyeongnam National Application of woody tree based phytoremediation technique to June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O15 4 AK1619 Kwon-Rae Kim Korea Oral 401(4F) Epidemic Carcass BurialSites University of Science remove N and P from soil: implication for cleaning up the Room [C4.1-2]EnvironmentalManagement of Post- Characteristics of some developed on oil refinery June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O15 5 AF3064 Ahmad Heidari Iran University of Tehran Oral 401(4F) Epidemic Carcass BurialSites waste materials 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Room [C2.3-1]Modern Soil Biologyfor N and The University of Denitrifying Microbial Community in Agricultural Soil: Key June 9(Mon) 13:40~ 14:10 O16 1 AF1022 Keishi Senoo Japan Oral 402(4F) CTransformation: FromGenes to Ecosystems Tokyo Players Involved in N2O Generation and Elimination Room [C2.3-1]Modern Soil Biologyfor N and institute of soil Biological N fixation and its main contributor in a flooded rice- June 9(Mon) 14:10~ 14:30 O16 2 AF0128 Zubin Xie China Oral 2 15 402(4F) CTransformation: FromGenes to Ecosystems science, chinese soil system by a novel air-tight N2 incubation technique under Room [C2. 3-1]Modern Soil Biologyfor N and Maria Alexandra Resource driven community dynamics of assimilatory archaeal June 9(Mon) 14:30~ 14:50 O16 3 AF1792 Italy University of Turin Oral 402(4F) CTransformation: FromGenes to Ecosystems Cucu denitrifiers in temperate paddy soils Room [C2.3-1]Modern Soil Biologyfor N and University of Ureolytic Microbial Community Composition in Maryland Soils: A June 9(Mon) 14:50~ 15:10 O16 4 AF0885 Kristin Fisher USA Oral 402(4F) CTransformation: FromGenes to Ecosystems Maryland Missing Link in Understanding Landscape-Scale Nitrogen Room [C2.3-1]Modern Soil Biologyfor N and United Aberystwyth DNA metabarcoding of fungal populations in restored colliery June 9(Mon) 15:10~ 15:30 O16 5 AF1107 John Scullion Oral 402(4F) CTransformation: FromGenes to Ecosystems Kingdom University spoil soils Baekrok Hall [IDS9] Key Processes and Factors to University of Degradation and progradation of soil organic matter pools June 10(Tue) 10:10~ 10:40 O17 1 AF0547 Yakov Kuzyakov Germany Oral A+B(1F) Mitigate Land Degradation Gottingen and functions by land use Baekrok Hall [IDS9] Key Processes and Factors to National Institute for Factors affecting on an oceanic island in Ogasawara, June 10(Tue) 10:40~ 11:00 O17 2 AF1211 Syuntaro Hiradate Japan Oral A+B(1F) Mitigate Land Degradation Agro-Environmental Japan: the effects of soil chemical properties and landscape Baekrok Hall [IDS9] Key Processes and Factors to College of Forestry， Study on Soil Eco-hydrological Function during the Degradation June 10(Tue) 11:00~ 11:20 O17 3 AF2643 Zhang Xue-Ling China Oral A+B(1F) Mitigate Land Degradation Jiangxi Agricultural Process of Mountain Meadow Baekrok Hall [IDS9] Key Processes and Factors to Kangwon National Confounding effects of climate change and livestock grazing on June 10(Tue) 11:20~ 11:40 O17 4 AK1721 Sinkyu Kang Korea Oral A+B(()1F) Mitigggate Land Degradation University ppgasture land degradation in Mon golia Baekrok Hall [IDS9] Key Processes and Factors to Indonesian Society of Sustainable Peatland Management for Mitigating Greenhouse June 10(Tue) 11:40~ 12:00 O17 5 AF3259 Suwardi Suwardi Indonesia Oral A+B(1F) Mitigate Land Degradation Soil Science Gas Emission Baekrok Hall [IDS9] Key Processes and Factors to INRA Agrocampus Reduced tillage systems for sustainable arable farming in North- June 10(Tue) 12:00~ 12:20 O17 6 AF2989 Guenola Peres France Oral A+B(1F) Mitigate Land Degradation Ouest UMR SAS West Europe ? An integrated assessment of soil properties, soil Baekrok Hall [IDS9] Key Processes and Factors to Rensselaer Soil degradation, hunger, and sustainable development in June 10(Tue) 12:20~ 12:40 O17 7 AF0698 Philippe Baveye USA Oral A+B(1F) Mitigate Land Degradation Polytechnic Institute Subsaharan Africa: Critical assessment of the “African soil crisis” Yeongju Hall [IDS10] Impact of Bioenergy Cropping on Will reliance on bioenergy affeaffectct climate- regulating services June 10(Tue) 10:10~ 10:40 O18 1 AF0659 Evan Delucia USA University of Illinois Oral A+B(1F) Soils and the Environment of ecosystems? Yeongju Hall [IDS10] Impact of Bioenergy Cropping on USDA-Agricultural Farming Strategies to Feed People, Facilitate Essential Soil June 10(Tue) 10:40~ 11:00 O18 2 AF0706 Alan Franzluebbers USA Oral A+B(1F) Soils and the Environment Research Service Services, and Fuel the Economy Yeongju Hall [IDS10] Impact of Bioenergy Cropping on Soil properties and corn yield response to residue removal, June 10(Tue) 11:00~ 11:20 O18 3 AF1002 Maria Villamil USA University of Illinois Oral A+B(1F) Soils and the Environment tillage, and N rates Yeongju Hall [IDS10] Impact of Bioenergy Cropping on PMAS-Arid Changes in Land Use of Contaminated Agricultural Soils from June 10(Tue) 11:20~ 11:40 O18 4 AF2538 Muhammad Iqbal Pakistan Oral A+B(1F) Soils and the Environment Agriculture University Annual Crops to Perennial Bioenergy Crops Impact their Trace Yeongju Hall [IDS10] Impact of Bioenergy Cropping on Impact of Agroforestry Plantings for Bioenergy Production on June 10(Tue) 11:40~ 12:00 O18 5 AF1121 Thomas Sauer USA USDA-ARS-NLAE Oral A+B(1F) Soils and the Environment Soil Organic Carbon Yeongju Hall [IDS10] Impact of Bioenergy Cropping on University of Soil Carbon Dioxide Respiration in Switchgrass Crops: Assessing June 10(Tue) 12:00~ 12:20 O18 6 AF0124 Jaehoon Lee USA Oral A+B(1F) Soils and the Environment Tennessee Annual, Seasonal and Daily Flux Patterns in East Tennessee. Yeongju Hall [IDS10] Impact of Bioenergy Cropping on South Dakota State Environmental impact of growing herbaceous perennials for June 10(Tue) 12:20~ 12:40 O18 7 AF1281 Vance Owens USA Oral A+B(1F) Soils and the Environment University bioenergy Room [IDS17] Surface Soil Resources Inventory State government of Crop Productivity, Ground Cover and Wind Erosion Likelihood - June 10(Tue) 10:20~ 10:40 O19 1 AF3375 Richard MacEwan Australia Oral 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion Victoria Modelling and Mapping Surface Soil Protection for In-Season Room [IDS17] Surface Soil Resources Inventory June 10(Tue) 10:40~ 11:00 O19 2 AF3374 Panos Panagos Italy European Commission Oral What is the Cost of Soil Erosion in Europe? 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion Room [IDS17] Surface Soil Resources Inventory National Taiwan June 10(Tue) 11:00~ 11:20 O19 3 AF3373 Zueng Sang Chen Taiwan Oral Soil Erosion Status and Management Strategies in Taiwan 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion University Room [IDS17] Sur face So il Resources Inven tory KKNtilangwon National June 10(Tue) 11:30~ 11:45 O19 4 AK3379 Kyung Jae Lim Korea Oral ArcGIS-based SATEEC (SATEEC 2014) for Soil Erosion Estimation 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion University Room [IDS17] Surface Soil Resources Inventory Chungnam National Best management practice for preventing soil loss in highland June 10(Tue) 11:45~ 12:00 O19 5 AK3376 Sung Chul Kim Korea Oral 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion University agricultural field Room [IDS17] Surface Soil Resources Inventory Sejong Institute of Effect of the Countermeasures for Prevention of Soil Erosion in June 10(Tue) 12:00~ 12:15 O19 6 AK3380 Kye Chul Eom Korea Oral 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion data analysis Korea and DPRK Room [IDS17] Surface Soil Resources Inventory Kyungpook National Spatiotemporal Variation of Erosion and Deposition using the June 10(Tue) 12:15~ 12:30 O19 7 AK3381 Giha Lee Korea Oral 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion University Catchment-scale Soil Erosion Model (C-SEM) 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Room [IDS17] Surface Soil Resources Inventory Korea Environment June 10(Tue) 12:30~ 12:45 O19 8 AK3382 Sang il Hwang Korea Oral Towards Sustainable Management in South Korea 201(2F) and Integration: Soil Value and Erosion Institute Halla Hall European June 10(Tue) 10:10~ 10:40 O20 [IDS2] Global Soil Partnership 1 AF3290 Luca Montanarella Italy Oral The Intergovernmental Technical Panel on Soils (ITPS) A+B(3F) Commission Halla Hall South Agricultural Research A 10-year Plan of Action for Pillar 1 of the Global Soil June 10(Tue) 10:40~ 11:00 O20 [IDS2] Global Soil Partnership 2 AF1709 Liesl Wiese Oral A+B(3F) Africa Council - Institute for Partnership to Globally Promote Sustainable Halla Hall MSKJ University of June 10(Tue) 11:00~ 11:20 O20 [IDS2] Global Soil Partnership 3 AF0160 Milkha Aulakh India Oral Changing Soil Science Education for Confronting Challenges A+B(3F) Agriculture & Halla Hall United The James Hutton Pillar Two of the Global Soil Partnership, from concept to June 10(Tue) 11:20~ 11:40 O20 [IDS2] Global Soil Partnership 4 AF1496 Willie Towers Oral A+B(3F) Kingdom Institute endorsement Halla Hall Moscow State June 10(Tue) 11:40~ 12:00 O20 [IDS2] Global Soil Partnership 5 AF2559 Pavel Krasilnikov Russia Oral The challenges for the Eurasian Soil Partnership A+B(3F) University Halla Hall GlobalSoilMap's Oceania Node: towards the first Node version of June 10(Tue) 12:00~ 12:20 O20 [IDS2] Global Soil Partnership 6 AF1707 Mike Grundy Australia CSIRO Oral A+B(3F) a finescale soil grid Samda [IDS7] The : Human Health June 10(Tue) 10:10~ 10:40 O21 1 AF3289 Ian L. Pepper USA University of Arizona Oral The Soil Health-Human Health Nexus Hall(3F) Nexus Samda [IDS7] The Soil Health: Human Health University of June 10(Tue) 10:40~ 11:00 O21 2 AF3237 Sally Brown USA Oral Urban agriculture- ground zero for soils and human health Hall(()3F) Nexus Washington Samda [IDS7] The Soil Health: Human Health Karlsruhe Institute of Relevance of soil climate variations and microclimate for the June 10(Tue) 11:00~ 11:20 O21 3 AF2885 Stefan Norra Germany Oral Hall(3F) Nexus Technology distribution of ticks and tick borne diseases in South-West Samda [IDS7] The Soil Health: Human Health Soil and Water Relationship of Soil Cadmium Content and Wheat Grain June 10(Tue) 11:20~ 11:40 O21 4 AF0657 Ali Cherati Iran Oral Hall(3F) Nexus Research Institute Cadmium Concentration in some Wheat Cultivated Regions of Samda [IDS7] The Soil Health: Human Health Huazhong Agricultural Escherichia coli O157:H7 deposition, survival and toxic genes June 10(Tue) 11:40~ 12:00 O21 5 AF0731 Peng Cai China Oral Hall(3F) Nexus University expression on soil minerals in a flow system Samda [IDS7] The Soil Health: Human Health Current status of soil contaminatcontaminationion in e- waste recycling sites in June 10(Tue) 12:00~ 12:20 O21 6 AF2722 Qingqi Lin China Sun yat-sen university Oral Hall(3F) Nexus south China Samda [IDS7] The Soil Health: Human Health Tubukhanim Azerbaidja Azerbaijan National Influence of environmental factors on ecology of soils of Shirvan June 10(Tue) 12:20~ 12:40 O21 7 AF0428 Oral Hall(3F) Nexus Gasimzade n Academy of Sciences Region of Azerbaijan. Baekrok Hall [WG6]Urban Soils-Properties,Functions European THE ECONOMICS OF SOIL IN EUROPEAN URBAN AND PERI- June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O22 1 AF1460 Geertrui Louwagie Denmark Oral A(1F) andEvolution Environment Agency URBAN CONTEXTS Baekrok Hall [WG6]Urban Soils-Properties,Functions Karlsruhe Institute of Assessment and monetization of ecosystem services of soils in June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O22 2 AF2912 Stefan Norra Germany Oral A(1F) andEvolution Technology urban regions for the example of Karlsruhe Baekrok Hall [WG6]Urban Soils-Properties,Functions United June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O22 3 AF2092 David Manning Newcastle University Oral Carbon capture in urban soils A(1F) andEvolution Kingdom Baekrok Hall [WG6]Urban Soils-Properties,Functions University Duisburg- Features of soils of abandoned industrial and mining areas for June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O22 4 AF3034 Wolfgang Burghardt Germany Oral A(1F) andEvolution Essen forestry Baekrok Hall [WG6]Urban Soils-Properties,Functions Przemyslaw Nicolaus Copernicus June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O22 5 AF2539 Poland Oral Ekranic and Urbic Technosols of Debrecen A(1F) andEvolution Charzynski University Baekrok Hall [DS3] Modelling of Soil Properties and University of Natural June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O23 1 AF0663 Chris Oostenbrink Austria Oral Molecular simulation techniques for complex soil systems B(1F) Processes - Challenges and Opportunities Resources and Life Baekrok Hall [DS3] Modelling of Soil Properties and United University of Visualisation and validation of the water release curve using X- June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O23 2 AF1517 Saoirse Tracy Oral B(1F) Processes - Challenges and Opportunities Kingdom Nottingham ray Computed Tomography Baekrok Hall [DS3] Modelling of Soil Properties and Building 3D soil models combining X-ray CT and 3D printing June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O23 3 AF2822 Francesco Morari Italy University of Padova Oral B(1F) Processes - Challenges and Opportunities technology. First applications to a loamy soil. BBkkHllaekrok Hall [DS3] Mo de lling o f So il Proper ties an d INRA, Agro Campus AAtiddlfilttittibilil computerized model of soil structure integrating biological June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O23 4 AF1817 Alexis Le Couteulx France Oral B(1F) Processes - Challenges and Opportunities Ouest UMR SAS and physical processes to assess the impact of reduced tillage Baekrok Hall [DS3] Modelling of Soil Properties and Does the fractal behavior of surface soil water storage holds at June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O23 5 AF0320 Asim Biswas Canada McGill University Oral B(1F) Processes - Challenges and Opportunities multiple depths? Yeongju Hall [DS2] A: Soil Development and Soil Ingrid Koegel- Technische Evolution of soil functionality in natural and artificial soil June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O24 1 AF1269 Germany Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions Knabner Universitaet systems Yeongju Hall [DS2] A: Soil Development and Soil Raimonds University of Latvia, Changes in Soil properties due to Afforestation of Former June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O24 2 AF2094 Latvia Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions Kasparinskis Faculty of Geography Agricultural Lands in the Boreo-nemoral zone 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Yeongju Hall [DS2] A: Soil Development and Soil Effects of the mound-building termite (Macrotermes bellicosus) June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O24 3 AF1809 Shin Abe Japan Kinki University Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions on iron (oxyhydr)oxide mineralogy in highly weathered tropical Yeongju Hall [DS2] A: Soil Development and Soil Institute of Initial stage processes of soil development processes observed June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O24 4 AF1049 Bin Zhang China Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions Agricultural Resources by a field experiment Yeongju Hall [DS2] A: Soil Development and Soil National Changhua The parental source of the like soils on the Liuchiuyu June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O24 5 AF0369 Heng Tsai Taiwan Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions University of Island, Taiwan Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] A: Mechanism Controlling National Institute for Management Options to Control Methane Emissions from June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O25 1 AF3089 Kazuyuki Yagi Japan Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils Agro-Environmental Rice Paddy Soils Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] A: Mechanism Controlling University of South Greenhouse gas emission from organic amendments applied June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O25 2 AF1341 Ramya Thangarajan Australia Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils Australia soils- Emission processes, controlling factors, and mitigation Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] A: Mechanism Controlling USDA, Agricultural Life-cycle Analysis of Dryland Greenhouse Gases Affected by June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O25 3 AF0335 Upendra Sainju USA Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils Research Service Cropping Sequence and Nitrogen Fertilization Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] A: Mechanism Controlling University of Eddy-covariance measurements of CH4 and CO2 fluxes from a June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O25 4 AF2779 Thilo Streck Germany Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils Hohenheim, Stuttgart reed-covered fen in Southwest Germany Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] A: Mechanism Controlling University of Carbon dioxide emissions and soil properties in intact and June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O25 5 AF0033 Louis Pierre Comeau Canada Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils Aberdeen / Center for disturbed tropical peatlands of Indonesia. Room [C2.1-2] Biophysical Aspects of Soil Rensselaer Understanding emergent responses of soils to environmental June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O26 1 AF0680 Philippe Baveye USA Oral 201(()2F) Function - Exppgloring Soil Hidden Frontiers Polytechnic Institute changgpge: What do we know about upscaling? Room [C2.1-2] Biophysical Aspects of Soil The University of Mechanism of increase in hydrophobicity of a forest by June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O26 2 AF1175 Taku Nishimura Japan Oral 201(2F) Function - Exploring Soil Hidden Frontiers Tokyo thermal impact Room [C2.1-2] Biophysical Aspects of Soil United Harper Adams Effect of and bulk density on the stem and root lodging June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O26 3 AF2036 Nyaz Sulaiman Oral 201(2F) Function - Exploring Soil Hidden Frontiers Kingdom University resistance of wheat Room [C2.1-2] Biophysical Aspects of Soil University of Spatial Variability of Crop Yield on an Eroded Soil with June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O26 4 AF0429 Birl Lowery USA Oral 201(2F) Function - Exploring Soil Hidden Frontiers Wisconsin-Madoison Varying Depth to Root Restrictive Layer Room [C2. 1- 2] Biophysical Aspects of Soil State Key Laboratory Soil Structure and its Functions in Ecosystems: Scale Matter & June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O26 5 AF0266 Xinhua Peng China Oral 201(2F) Function - Exploring Soil Hidden Frontiers of Soil and Phase Matter Room [C1.1-1] The Role of Environment on Soil AgroParisTech/Instit Quantification by image analysis on soil thin sections of June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O27 1 AF1888 Ophelie Sauzet France Oral 202(2F) formation: Morphological Indicators ut National de la lessivage and bioturbation rates in soils in response to land Room [C1.1-1] The Role of Environment on Soil Institute of Identification of relict carbonate pedofeatures in modern June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O27 2 AF1653 Irina Kovda Russia Oral 202(2F) formation: Morphological Indicators Geography Room [C1.1-1] The Role of Environment on Soil Isotopic techniques applied to environmental changes in June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O27 3 AF0273 Lucia Helena Anjos Brazil UFRRJ Oral 202(2F) formation: Morphological Indicators in Itatiaia National Park, Brazil Room [C1.1-1] The Role of Environment on Soil Sultan Qaboos Effects of anthropogenic interventions on the of Al- June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O27 4 AF0260 Said Al-Ismaily Oman Oral 202(2F) formation: Morphological Indicators University Khoud dam area in a dry region of Oman Room [C1.1-1] The Role of Environment on Soil University of Uyo, AND CLASSIFICATION FOR June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O27 5 AF1886 Udeme Akpan Nigeria Oral 202(2F) formation: Morphological Indicators Akwa Ibom State, SUSTAINABLE CROP CULTIVATION IN NORTHEAST, AKWA IBOM Halla Hall [C3.5-1] Water Conservation Technologies Institute of Soil Droughts and climate change in Bulgaria: assessing maize June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O28 1 AF0070 Zornitsa Popova Bulgaria Oral A(3F) and Impacts on Sustainable Dry Land Science crop risk and irrigation requirements in relation to soil and Halla Hall [C3.5-1] Water Conservation Technologies Effect of Mulching on Dryland Soil Water, Winter Wheat Yield, June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O28 2 AF1162 Jun Wang China Northwest University Oral A(3F) and Impacts on Sustainable Dry Land and Water Use Efficiency Halla Hall [C3.5-1] Water Conservation Technologies Tokyo Metropolitan “Fallow Band System”, a do-nothing practice for controlling June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O28 3 AF2642 Kenta Ikazaki Japan Oral A(3F) and Impacts on Sustainable Dry Land University desertification and improving crop production in the Sahel, West Halla Hall [C3.5-1] Water Conservation Technologies Gembloux Agro-Bio Soil infrastructure evolution and its effect on water transfer June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O28 4 AF0975 Nargish Parvin Belgium Oral A(3F) and Impacts on Sustainable Dry Land Tech processes under contrasted tillage systems HHllHllalla Hall [C3. 5- 1] Wa ter Conserva tion Tec hno log ies HHhuazhong AiltlAgricultural SSilhdoil hydrau lic proper ties an d mo itisture reg ime as a fftdbffected by June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O28 5 AF0337 Jiazhou Chen China Oral A(3F) and Impacts on Sustainable Dry Land University agronomic management practices in a clayey Halla Hall [C2.4-1] Mineralogy and Reactivity of Soil Chair of Soil Science, Synchrotron-based μ-XAFS, NanoSIMS, and AFM microscopy June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O29 1 AF1101 Joerg Prietzel Germany Oral B(3F) Microsites Technische as novel tools to assess micro- and nanosite mineralogy and Halla Hall [C2.4-1] Mineralogy and Reactivity of Soil Universidad de las Characterisation of carnotite grain and cement boundaries using June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O29 2 AF0749 Markus Grafe Ecuador Oral B(3F) Microsites Americas micro XRD and XANES analyses Halla Hall [C2.4-1] Mineralogy and Reactivity of Soil Swedish University of June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O29 3 AF1538 Charlotta Tiberg Sweden Oral Phosphate effects on cadmium(cadmium(II)II) sorption to ferrihydrite B(3F) Microsites Agricultural Sciences 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Halla Hall [C2.4-1] Mineralogy and Reactivity of Soil National Chung Hsing Dissolution of Phosphate-Adsorbed Goethite by Desferrioxamine June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O29 4 AF1144 Priscila Ung Taiwan Oral B(3F) Microsites University B Halla Hall [C2.4-1] Mineralogy and Reactivity of Soil Arsenic Accumulation in Soil Matrices in Relation to Microsite June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O29 5 AF2219 Dean Hesterberg USA NC State University Oral B(3F) Microsites Composition Halla Hall [C2. 4-1] Mineralogy and Reactivity of Soil University of INTERSPECIES TRANSFER AND CYCLING OF PHOSPHORUS IN June 10(Tue) 15:30~ 15:50 O29 6 AF2240 Deb Jaisi USA Oral B(3F) Microsites Delaware AGRICULTURAL SOILS Samda [C1.5-2] Quantification and Application of World Agroforestry How much soil spatial information do we need to address June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O30 1 AF2138 Keith Shepherd Kenya Oral Hall(3F) Uncertainty in Pedometrics Centre (ICRAF) critical uncertainties in development decisions? Samda [C1.5-2] Quantification and Application of University of A Non-Probabilistic Approach to Estimate Prediction Uncertainty June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O30 2 AF1311 Jing Liu USA Oral Hall(3F) Uncertainty in Pedometrics Wisconsin Madison with Sparse Ad hoc Samples Samda [C1.5-2] Quantification and Application of Dept. Environment Changing epistemic uncertainties in soil classification and digital June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O30 3 AF3050 David Rees Australia Oral Hall(3F) Uncertainty in Pedometrics and Primary mapping Samda [C1.5-2] Quantification and Application of University of June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O30 4 AF0992 A-Xing Zhu USA Oral Uncertainty Directed Digital Soil Mapping Hall(3F) Uncertainty in Pedometrics Wisconsin-Madison Samda [C1.5-2] Quantification and Application of Bayesian Geostatistical Modeling of Soil Organic Carbon with June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O30 5 AF1521 Xiong Xiong USA University of Florida Oral Hall(3F) Uncertainty in Pedometrics Uncertainty Analysis across a Highly Heterogeneous Landscape Room [C4.5-1]The Soil Underfoot: Infinite University of Bread and Soil in Ancient Rome: A Vision of Abundance and June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O31 1 AF0674 Bruce R. James USA Oral 401(()4F) Possibilities for a Finite Resource Maryland an Ideal of Order Based on Wheat,,p, Grapes, and Olives Room [C4.5-1]The Soil Underfoot: Infinite New June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O31 2 AF0581 Kevin Tate Landcare Research Oral Climate Change-an Underfoot Perspective 401(4F) Possibilities for a Finite Resource Zealand Room [C4.5-1]The Soil Underfoot: Infinite Technical University June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:45 O31 3 AF0881 Alexandra Toland Germany Oral Picturing the Soil: Artistic Approaches to Raising Soil Awareness 401(4F) Possibilities for a Finite Resource of Berlin / German Room [C4.5-1]The Soil Underfoot: Infinite National Pingtung The finite soil resource for sustainable development: the case of June 10(Tue) 14:45~ 15:00 O31 4 AF0065 Zeng-Yei Hseu Taiwan Oral 401(4F) Possibilities for a Finite Resource University of Science Taiwan Room [C4. 5- 1]The Soil Underfoot: Infinite Deborah Koons June 10(Tue) 15:00~ 15:15 O31 5 AF3328 USA Lily Films Oral Seeing Soil 401(4F) Possibilities for a Finite Resource Garcia Room [C4.5-1]The Soil Underfoot: Infinite June 10(Tue) 15:15~ 15:30 O31 6 AF0718 Jock Churchman Australia University of Adelaide Oral The Soil Underfoot: The concept of the book and its realization 401(4F) Possibilities for a Finite Resource Room [C1.4-1]Marginal Soils: The Classification of South North West June 10(Tue) 13:40~ 14:10 O32 1 AF2786 Pieter Vandeventer Oral Pedogenic processes in anthropogenic mine soils 402(4F) Technogenic, Subaqueous, and Africa University Room [C1.4-1]Marginal Soils: The Classification of Human-altered and Human-transported soils: A bottom-up June 10(Tue) 14:10~ 14:30 O32 2 AF2344 John Galbraith USA Virginia Tech Oral 402(4F) Technogenic, Subaqueous, and approach in US Soil Taxonomy Room [C1.4-1]Marginal Soils: The Classification of National Agriculture Human transported and altered material as a diagnostics key June 10(Tue) 14:30~ 14:50 O32 3 AF1840 Jaroslava Sobocka Slovakia Oral 402(4F) Technogenic, Subaqueous, and and Food Centre feature for Room [C1.4-1]Marginal Soils: The Classification of The Dokuchaev INTRODUCED SOILS OF URBAN AREAS AND THEIR PLACEMENT June 10(Tue) 14:50~ 15:10 O32 4 AF1086 Boris Aparin Russia Oral 402(4F) Technogenic, Subaqueous, and Central Soil Science IN THE WORLD REFERENCE BASE FOR SOIL RESOURCES B.F. Room [C1.4-1]Marginal Soils: The Classification of Tropical Agro-Management Practices on Tropical Peatland for Mitigation June 10(Tue) 15:10~ 15:30 O32 5 AF3035 Lulie Melling Malaysia Oral 402(4F) Technogenic, Subaqueous, and Research Laboratory of Soil C Flux Baekrok Hall [DS6] Soils in the Anthropocene Era: Global Charles William Kansas State June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O33 1 AF2207 USA Oral Linking Soil Health to Human Health A(1F) Health, Food Security, and Human Health Rice University Baekrok Hall [DS6] Soils in the Anthropocene Era: Global Kansas State June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O33 2 AF3354 Gary Pierzynski USA Oral Linking Soils to Global Food Security A(1F) Health, Food Security, and Human Health University Baekrok Hall [DS6] Soils in the Anthropocene Era: Global Joint Research Center June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O33 3 AF3148 Ciro Gardi Italy Oral Land take and food security: what we are loosing? A(1F) Health, Food Security, and Human Health - European BBkkHllaekrok Hall [DS6] So ils in the An thropocene Era: Glo ba l UNIVERSITY OF Sus ta ina ble so il fer tility improvemen t for hea lthy crop June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O33 4 AF0481 Sifau Adejumo Nigeria Oral A(1F) Health, Food Security, and Human Health IBADAN, IBADAN, production; a panacea for food security Baekrok Hall [C3.5-2] Techniques to Manage National Taiwan Arsenic accumulation and speciation in rice grains of various June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O34 1 AF0568 Chien-Hui Syu Taiwan Oral B(1F) Contaminated Arable Soils University genotypes grown in As-contaminated paddy soils Baekrok Hall [C3.5-2] Techniques to Manage Hong Hong Kong Facilitating Remediation of E-Waste Contaminated Soil by Mixed June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O34 2 AF1430 Dan Tsang Oral B(1F) Contaminated Arable Soils Kong Polytechnic University Chelants and Different Washing Schemes Baekrok Hall [C3.5-2] Techniques to Manage INRA Agrocampus Relevance of soil bioindicators for risk assessment, monitoring June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O34 3 AF2981 Guenola Peres France Oral B(1F) Contaminated Arable Soils Ouest UMR SAS and soil characterization in contaminated soils. Results from the 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Baekrok Hall [C3.5-2] Techniques to Manage Sequestering a persistent organochlorine with organic fertilizer June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O34 4 AF2120 Paula Fernandes Martinique CIRAD Oral B(1F) Contaminated Arable Soils and organic amendment to increase food safety in Martinique Baekrok Hall [C3.5-2] Techniques to Manage Shui Wen Chang Chaoyang University Phytoremediation of Pyrene Contaminated Soils Amended with June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O34 5 AF0543 Taiwan Oral B(1F) Contaminated Arable Soils Chien of Technology Compost and δ-MnO2 and Planted with Ryegrass and Soybean Yeongju Hall [DS2] B:Soil Development and Soil Max-Planck Institute Interpreting Soil Organic MaMattertter Cycling from Radiocarbon June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O35 1 AF1887 Susan Trumbore Germany Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions for Biogeochemisty Measurements in Soils Yeongju Hall [DS2] B:Soil Development and Soil University of June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O35 2 AF0995 Alfred Hartemink USA Oral Digital morphometrics and rapid A(1F) Properties and Functions Wisconsin - Madison Yeongju Hall [DS2] B:Soil Development and Soil Dresden University of Changes of soil properties during development in S June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O35 3 AF2897 Daniela Sauer Germany Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions Technology Norway Yeongju Hall [DS2] B:Soil Development and Soil Susanne Karoline Institute of Soil X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) as a convincing tool to June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O35 4 AF2107 Germany Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions Woche Science, Leibniz relate changes in wettability to surface chemical composition Yeongju Hall [DS2] B:Soil Development and Soil Sebastian K. Institute of Plant Soil-LT: Automatic and continuous determination of shrinkage June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O35 5 AF0380 Germany Oral A(1F) Properties and Functions Pagenkemper Nutrition and Soil behavior of soils Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] B: Mechanism Controlling Netherlan Netherlands Institute Microbial Diversity and Traits as a modulating factor of June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O36 1 AF1816 Paul Bodelier Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils ds of Ecology (NIOO- methane consumption in soils Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] B: Mechanism Controlling China Agricultural June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O36 2 AF0415 Yahai Lu China Oral Methanogenic activity under dry wet cycles of rice paddy soil B(()1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils University Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] B: Mechanism Controlling University of New June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O36 3 AF3021 Peter Quin Australia Oral The genesis and transport of N2O in soil B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils England Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] B: Mechanism Controlling Universidad Efficiency of deficit irrigation to reduce soil CO2 emissions in an June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O36 4 AF1843 Raul Zornoza Spain Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils Politecnica de agricultural soil Yeongju Hall [C2.5-3] B: Mechanism Controlling Netherlan Netherlands Institute Comparison of Methane Emission Characteristics in Fresh and June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O36 5 AF1060 Sang Yoon Kim Oral B(1F) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Soils ds of Ecology Composted Cattle Manure Amended Paddy Soil during Rice Room [C1. 3- 1] Weathering and Soil formation in New Mexico State June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:45 O37 1 AF2070 Curtis Monger USA Oral COEVOLUTION OF SOIL GENESIS AND LIFE 201(2F) Response to Environmental Changes University Room [C1.3-1] Weathering and Soil formation in June 10(Tue) 16:45~ 17:10 O37 2 AF2069 Jon Chorover USA University of Arizona Oral Soil biogeochemical processes in the critical zone 201(2F) Response to Environmental Changes Room [C1.3-1] Weathering and Soil formation in Institute of June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O37 3 AF1463 Irina Kovda Russia Oral Shrinking-swelling soils in cryogenic environment 201(2F) Response to Environmental Changes Geography Room [C1.3-1] Weathering and Soil formation in Federal Institute for A new data base for including weathering in landscape evolution June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O37 4 AF2925 Rainer Baritz Germany Oral 201(2F) Response to Environmental Changes Geosciences and modelling Room [C1.3-1] Weathering and Soil formation in State Key Laboratory Weathering and soil formation in responding to changing June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O37 5 AF2510 Gan-Lin Zhang China Oral 201(2F) Response to Environmental Changes of Soil and environment in an alpine region of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Room Christian Albrechts Soil deformation - How far are physical, chemical and June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O38 [C3.5-4] Physical Restoration of Soils 1 AF1541 Rainer Horn Germany Oral 202(2F) University biological processes and soil functions irreversibly affected on Room Persistent effects of heavy on the gas transport June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O38 [C3.5-4] Physical Restoration of Soils 2 AF0381 Asko Simojoki Finland University of Helsinki Oral 202(2F) properties of a clay soil Room National Research Physical restoration of compacted soils: a lab experiment using June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O38 [C3.5-4] Physical Restoration of Soils 3 AF2524 Laura Gargiulo Italy Oral 202(2F) Council rock fragment addition Room South Dakota State Physical Restoration of Eroded Soils in the Northern Great Plains June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O38 [C3.5-4] Physical Restoration of Soils 4 AF2260 Tom E. Schumacher USA Oral 202(2F) University (NA) Room Temporal variability of soil physical properties under different June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O38 [C3.5-4] Physical Restoration of Soils 5 AF0912 Linh Tran Ba Belgium Gent University Oral 202(2F) land use types of clay soil in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam HHllHllalla Hall [WG4] New Approac hes in Pa ddy So il Iden tify ing y ie ld lim iting so il fac tors w ith a ids o f remo te June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O39 1 AF0164 Yuan Shen Taiwan NCHU Oral A(3F) Management for Food Safety and sensing and data mining techniques Halla Hall [WG4] New Approaches in Paddy Soil Institute of Soil Root-zone Fertilization: A Key and necessary Approach to June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O39 2 AF0820 Huo-Yan Wang China Oral A(3F) Management for Food Safety and Science, Chinese Improve Fertilizer Use Efficiency and Reduce Non-point Pollution Halla Hall [WG4] New Approaches in Paddy Soil A novel trial to combine use of Azolla and loach to suppress June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O39 3 AF2473 Weiguo Cheng Japan Yamagata University Oral A(3F) Management for Food Safety and weed Monochoria vaginalis and increase organically farmed rice Halla Hall [WG4] New Approaches in Paddy Soil NARO Tohoku Decrease in nitrogen fertility of paddy soils induced by paddy June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O39 4 AF0271 Mizuhiko Nishida Japan Oral A(3F) Management for Food Safety and Agricultural Research rice and upland soybean rotation 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Halla Hall [WG4] New Approaches in Paddy Soil National Taiwan An approach to reduce arsenic uptake and accumulation in June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O39 5 AF0501 Dar-Yuan Lee Taiwan Oral A(3F) Management for Food Safety and University paddy rice through the selection of rice genotypes with high Halla Hall [WG4] New Approaches in Paddy Soil Punjab Agricultural Resource Conservation Technologies For Improved Rice Water June 10(Tue) 18:10~ 18:30 O39 6 AF2279 Surinder Kukal India Oral A(3F) Management for Food Safety and University Productivity in Indo-Gangetic Plains of India Halla Hall USDA-Office of the Regional Erosion Surfaces of the Midwest USA: Clues to June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:40 O40 [C1.6] 1 AF1100 Carolyn Olson USA Oral B(3F) Chief Economist Climatic Readjustment from late Pleistocene and Halla Hall M.V. Lomonosov Pedosedimentary sequences on Moscow (late Saalian) till in the June 10(Tue) 16:40~ 16:55 O40 [C1.6] Paleopedology 2 AF1770 Alexander Makeev Russia Oral B(3F) Moscow State center of the Russian plain Halla Hall Institute of The morphological and chemical properties of are June 10(Tue) 16:55~ 17:10 O40 [C1.6] Paleopedology 3 AF1507 Olga Khokhlova Russia Oral B(3F) Physicochemical and used as proxies for reconstruction of multidirectional Halla Hall Shenyang Agriculture The Establishment of Reference Profile to Aid June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:25 O40 [C1.6] Paleopedology 4 AF1171 Zhongxiu Sun China Oral B(3F) University, China Paleoenvironment Reconstruction of Paleosols Derived from Halla Hall Magnetic enhancement and iron oxides in a fluvio-lacustrine June 10(Tue) 17:25~ 17:40 O40 [C1.6] Paleopedology 5 AF2055 Claudio Colombo Italy Molise University Oral B(3F) sediments paleosol sequence in Southern Italy Halla Hall Netherlan University of The applicability of plant biomarkers to reconstruct palaeo- June 10(Tue) 17:40~ 17:55 O40 [C1.6] Paleopedology 6 AF1209 Boris Jansen Oral B(3F) ds Amsterdam environments from plaggic and driftsand deposits Halla Hall Yu-Tuan (doreen) New A new method for DNA extraction from allophanic soils and June 10(Tue) 17:55~ 18:10 O40 [C1.6] Paleopedology 7 AF1589 University of Waikato Oral B(()3F) Huang Zealand pppgaleosols on tephras: insights in the search for ancient DNA Samda [C4.2-1] Linking forest Management and Is there a role for forest management to increase carbon June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O41 1 AF1403 Scott Chang Canada University of Alberta Oral Hall(3F) Soil Processes to Ecosystem Productivity sequestration and ecosystem services? Samda [C4.2-1] Linking forest Management and West Virginia June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O41 2 AF2194 Travis Nauman USA Oral Forest restoration potential using ecological site descriptions Hall(3F) Soil Processes to Ecosystem Productivity University Samda [C4.2-1] Linking forest Management and Carbon stock measurement to evaluate ecosystem service from June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O41 3 AF2906 Joyce Monteiro Brazil Embrapa Oral Hall(3F) Soil Processes to Ecosystem Productivity carbon sequestration Samda [C4.2 -1] Linking forest Management and United The James Hutton Soil Approaches for Intelligence and Evidence in forensic case June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O41 4 AF0323 Lorna Dawson Oral Hall(3F) Soil Processes to Ecosystem Productivity Kingdom Institute work Samda [C4.2-1] Linking forest Management and Soil surface assessment under plantation forest in South Sumatra June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O41 5 AF1945 Dwi Setyawan Indonesia Sriwijaya University Oral Hall(3F) Soil Processes to Ecosystem Productivity using Landscape Function Analysis procedure Room [C1.3-2] Volcanic Soils: Distinctive Netherlan University of Carbon stabilization mechanisms in volcanic ash soils in the June 10(Tue) 16:20~ 16:50 O42 1 AF1202 Boris Jansen Oral 401(4F) Properties and Management ds Amsterdam Ecuadorian Andes Room [C1.3-2] Volcanic Soils: Distinctive National Institute for Nature of aggregate hierarchy and organo-mineral associations June 10(Tue) 16:50~ 17:10 O42 2 AF1456 Rota Wagai Japan Oral 401(4F) Properties and Management Agro-Environmental in an allophanic Andisol Room [C1.3-2] Volcanic Soils: Distinctive Indonesian Center for Property changes of in response to long-term changes June 10(Tue) 17:10~ 17:30 O42 3 AF1448 Markus Anda Indonesia Oral 401(4F) Properties and Management Agricultural Land of land use and management in Indonesia Room [C1.3-2] Volcanic Soils: Distinctive P dynamics in volcanic soils - sorption reactions and fertilizer June 10(Tue) 17:30~ 17:50 O42 4 AF1421 Masami Nanzyo Japan Tohoku University Oral 401(4F) Properties and Management management Room [C1.3-2] Volcanic Soils: Distinctive University of Soil Genesis and Mineralogy across a Volcanic Lithosequence in June 10(Tue) 17:50~ 18:10 O42 5 AF2221 Stewart Wilson USA Oral 401(4F) Properties and Management California- Davis Northern California Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for USDA-ARS Biochar Research: Targeted Biochar Utilization for June 12(Thu) 10:10~ 10:30 O43 1 AF0077 Jeff Novak USA USDA-ARS-CPRC Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I Soil Remediation, Climate Change, and Bioenergy Production Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for University of South Differential effect of biochar on the reduction-induced mobility June 12(Thu) 10:30~ 10:43 O43 2 AF0143 Nanthi Bolan Australia Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I Australia and bioavailability of arsenate and chromate Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for Nanjing Agricultural Understanding biochar role in soil quality and functioning: where June 12(Thu) 10:43~ 10:56 O43 3 AF0617 Genxing Pan China Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I University to go? BBkkHllaekrok Hall [IDS5A] Bioc har So il Amen dmen t for IIflnfluence o fdif disso lve d organ ic an did inorgan ic compoun ds on the June 12(Thu) 10:56~ 11:09 O43 4 AF0463 Sophie Uchimiya USA USDA-ARS Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I function of biochar in amended soils Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for University of Pyrolytic Temperature Affects Sulfamethoxazole Adsorption by June 12(Thu) 11:09~ 11:22 O43 5 AF0391 Baoshan Xing USA Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I Massachusetts Plant-derived Biochars Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for Norwegian Biochar in Zambia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Nepal: Biochar June 12(Thu) 11:22~ 11:35 O43 6 AF0317 Gerard Cornelissen Norway Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I Geotechnical Inst Technologies, Mechanistic Field Trials, and Socio-Economic Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for Louisiana State Effect of biochar amendment on greenhouse emissions from rice June 12(Thu) 11:35~ 11:48 O43 7 AF2304 Changyoon Jeong USA Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I University paddy and sugarcane soils in the subtropical region of USA. 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for Zhejiang A & F Effect of bamboo and rice straw biochars on the bioavailability June 12(Thu) 11:48~ 12:01 O43 8 AF2039 Hailong Wang China Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I University of Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn in soils Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for Groundwater pollution potential and greenhouse gas emission June 12(Thu) 12:01~ 12:14 O43 9 AF2209 Kyoung S USA USDA-ARS Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I from soils amended with different swine biochars Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for University of Evaluation of biochar as a medium for underground reactive June 12(Thu) 12:14~ 12:27 O43 10 AF0169 Jaehoon Lee USA Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I Tennessee barrier to attenuate chemicals from agricultural drainage Baekrok Hall [IDS5A] Biochar Soil Amendment for University of South Biochar and DCD effect on nitrogen dynamics in soils amended June 12(Thu) 12:27~ 12:40 O43 11 AF1356 Ramya Thangarajan Australia Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits I Australia with organic amendments Yeongju Hall [IDS11] Nanotechnologies in Environmental The Pennsylvania Nanoporous Minerals, Nanophases and Nanocomposites in June 12(Thu) 10:10~ 10:40 O44 1 AK3300 Sridhar Komarneni USA Oral A+B(1F) Soil Science State University Environmental Soil Science Yeongju Hall [IDS11] Nanotechnologies in Environmental Release behaviour of fullerene nanoparticles from soils amended June 12(Thu) 10:40~ 11:00 O44 2 AF2488 Rai Kookana Australia CSIRO Oral A+B(1F) Soil Science with sewage sludge Yeongju Hall [IDS11] Nanotechnologies in Environmental Nanjing Agricultural Al and Fe nanominerals dominate organic carbon preservation in June 12(Thu) 11:00~ 11:20 O44 3 AF0780 Jian Xiao China Oral A+B(1F) Soil Science University soil Yeongju Hall [IDS11] Nanotechnologies in Environmental National Institute of Nanoscale chemical analyses of biochar from ancient Amazonian June 12(Thu) 11:20~ 11:40 O44 4 AF2823 Braulio Archanjo Brazil Oral A+B(1F) Soil Science Metrology, Quality anthrosoils Yeongju Hall [IDS11] Nanotechnologies in Environmental New biofilter media modified with nano-engineered metal- June 12(Thu) 11:40~ 12:00 O44 5 AF0353 Hanbae Yang USA ABSMaterials, Inc. Oral A+B(()1F) Soil Science orggypanosilica hybrid composites: An innovative solution for Yeongju Hall [IDS11] Nanotechnologies in Environmental Sneha Pradip Friedrich Schiller Bacterial biofilms (Extracellular polymeric substances): Role in June 12(Thu) 12:00~ 12:20 O44 6 AF2071 Germany Oral A+B(1F) Soil Science Narvekar University of Jena geosorbents mobility and reactivity Yeongju Hall [IDS11] Nanotechnologies in Environmental Evaluation of phytotoxicity effects of nano zero-valent iron (nZVI) June 12(Thu) 12:20~ 12:40 O44 7 AK2490 Jaehwan Kim Korea POSTECH Oral A+B(1F) Soil Science on plants growth in soil culture; seed germination, chlorophyll, Halla Hall Berlin University of June 12(Thu) 10:10~ 10:40 O45 [IDS8] Soils, Land Use and Heat 1 AF0685 Gerd Wessolek Germany Oral Soils, Land Use and Heat A+B(3F) Technology Halla Hall University of June 12(Thu) 10:40~ 11:00 O45 [IDS8] Soils, Land Use and Heat 2 AF1112 Alfred Hartemink USA Oral On the relation between soils and climate A+B(3F) Wisconsin - Madison Halla Hall University of Numerical Modeling of Vadose Zone Processes using HYDRUS June 12(Thu) 11:00~ 11:20 O45 [IDS8] Soils, Land Use and Heat 3 AF0268 Jiri Simunek USA Oral A+B(3F) California Riverside and its Specialized Modules Halla Hall Czech Czech University of Monitoring and mathematical modeling of water and thermal June 12(Thu) 11:20~ 11:40 O45 [IDS8] Soils, Land Use and Heat 4 AF1492 Radka Kodesova Oral A+B(3F) Republic Life Sciences regime of urban soil influenced by various surface covers Halla Hall Umwelt-Gerate- A new technology to secure a congruent temperature regime June 12(Thu) 11:40~ 12:00 O45 [IDS8] Soils, Land Use and Heat 5 AF1248 Katja Richter Germany Oral A+B(3F) Technik GmbH inside the lysimeter vessel and the surrounding soil Halla Hall The University of June 12(Thu) 12:00~ 12:20 O45 [IDS8] Soils, Land Use and Heat 6 AF1643 John Knight Australia Oral Long term trends in some Australian soil temperature records A+B(3F) Sydney Halla Hall Quantifying Small-Scale Variability in Water Storage and Root June 12(Thu) 12:20~ 12:40 O45 [IDS8] Soils, Land Use and Heat 7 AF2401 Ieyasu Tokumoto Japan Tottori University Oral A+B(3F) Water Uptake on the Edwards Plateau, Texas Yeongju Hall Food and Agriculture Healthy Soils and Soil Information: A prerequisite for June 12(Thu) 10:10~ 10:40 O46 [IDS3] Soil Information and Food Security 1 AF3273 Moujahed Achouri Tunisia Oral A+B(1F) Organization of the Sustainable Food Production Yeongju Hall The University of June 12(Thu) 10:40~ 11:00 O46 [IDS3] Soil Information and Food Security 2 AF0750 Budiman Minasny Australia Oral Global soil carbon assessment A+B(1F) Sydney Yeongju Hall United The James Hutton The good, the bad and the ugly - experiences from trying to June 12(Thu) 11:00~ 11:20 O46 [IDS3] Soil Information and Food Security 3 AF2019 Helaina Black Oral A+B(1F) Kingdom Institute establish soil monitoring networks within the UK. Yeongju Hall International Center Soil health in Southern Africa and implication on sustainable June 12(Thu) 11:20~ 11:40 O46 [IDS3] Soil Information and Food Security 4 AF2151 Lulseged Tamene Malawi Oral A+B(1F) for Tropical intensification: how much is the gap? YYjHlleongju Hall Var ia bility o f top so il sa tura te d hy drau lic con duc tiv ity (kfs ) June 12(Thu) 11:40~ 12:00 O46 [IDS3] Soil Information and Food Security 5 AF2877 Mario Guevara Mexico CONABIO Oral A+B(1F) affected by mixed land use on two volcanic environments in Yeongju Hall Widiatmaka Bogor Agricultural SPATIAL LANDUSE PLANNING OF SOYBEAN PLANTATION AS June 12(Thu) 12:00~ 12:20 O46 [IDS3] Soil Information and Food Security 6 AF2738 Indonesia Oral A+B(1F) Widiatmaka University ANALYZED BY LAND EVALUATION AND DYNAMIC SYSTEM: A Yeongju Hall WeRise: a farmer-friendly decision support tool for climate June 12(Thu) 12:20~ 12:40 O46 [IDS3] Soil Information and Food Security 7 AF2351 Keiichi Hayashi Philippines IRRI Oral A+B(1F) change adaptation in rainfed rice areas Baekrok Hall [WG9]Steps made toward a Universal Soil US Department of June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O47 1 AF0658 Jonathan Hempel USA Oral Towards a Universal Soil Classification System A(1F) Classification Agriculture 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Baekrok Hall [WG9]Steps made toward a Universal Soil Szent Istvan Approaches to define the elements of a universal soil June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O47 2 AF2062 Erika Micheli Hungary Oral A(1F) Classification University classification system Baekrok Hall [WG9]Steps made toward a Universal Soil New Mexico State TOWARD A GLOBAL SYSTEM OF June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O47 3 AF1128 Curtis Monger USA Oral A(1F) Classification University NOMENCLATURE Baekrok Hall [WG9]Steps made toward a Universal Soil Institute of June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O47 4 AF1078 Sergey Goryachkin Russia Oral Cold Soils in Universal Soil Classification A(1F) Classification Geography, Russian Baekrok Hall [WG9]Steps made toward a Universal Soil June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O47 5 AF0916 Philip Hughes Australia University of Sydney Oral Creating numerical horizon classes for the USA A(1F) Classification Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] A: Life in Soils - Distribution and The moisture response of soil microorganisms: old topic, June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O48 1 AF2110 Claire Chenu France AgroParisTech Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a present challenges and new approaches Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] A: Life in Soils - Distribution and United University of Abertay X-ray tomography and in situ detection technique used to June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O48 2 AF1432 Archana Juyal Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a Kingdom Dundee quantify spatial distribution of bacteria in soil. Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] A: Life in Soils - Distribution and University of The Microbial Landscape in Soils - of Soil June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O48 3 AF1256 Ellen Kandeler Germany Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a Hohenheim Microorganisms at Different Scales Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] A: Life in Soils - Distribution and Soil habitat structure and crop management influence functional June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O48 4 AF1035 Vadakattu Gupta Australia CSIRO Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a diversity and activity of soil microbiota Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] A: Life in Soils - Distribution and Nicolas Chemidlin UMR 1347 Processes and filters shaping soil microbial diversity assessed by June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O48 5 AF2796 France Oral B(()1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a Prevost-Boure Agggroecologie higggpqgh throughput sequencing Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] A: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O49 1 AF2258 Edward Gregorich Canada Agriculture Canada Oral Plant Residue Decay in Diverse Canadian Soils A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] A: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, Consiglio Nazionale Physical protection of soil organic C in soil aggregates: LTA June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O49 2 AF0800 Luigi P. D'acqui Italy Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental delle Ricerche - CNR approach Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] A: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, Impact of time and land use on vertical carbon distribution and June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O49 3 AF2526 Georg Lair Austria BOKU Vienna Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental soil structure in Chernozems of Central Europe Yeongju Hall [C2. 2- 2] A: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, Herath Uva Wellassa Fate of biochar in chemically - and physically- defined soil organic June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O49 4 AF1451 Sri Lanka Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental Mudiyanselage University carbon pools Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] A: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, Friedrich-Schiller- δ13C values of aggregates and density fractions reflect carbon June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O49 5 AF0860 Anna Gunina Germany Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental University of Jena fluxes during soil organic matter formation Yeongju Hall [C3.3-2] Advances in Rhizosphere China Agricultural RHIZOSPHERE MANAGEMENT IN INTENSIVE CROP June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O50 1 AF2294 Jianbo Shen China Oral B(1F) Regulation and Soil Nutrient Management University PRODUCTION SYSTEMS OF CHINA Yeongju Hall [C3.3-2] Advances in Rhizosphere Phosphorus is temporally immobilized in the rhizosphere of crop June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O50 2 AF1150 Caixian Tang Australia La Trobe University Oral B(1F) Regulation and Soil Nutrient Management plants under elevated CO2 Yeongju Hall [C3.3-2] Advances in Rhizosphere Turnover and losses of phosphorus in Swedish agricultural soils ? June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O50 3 AF1265 Holger Kirchmann Sweden SLU Oral B(1F) Regulation and Soil Nutrient Management long-term changes, trends and mitigations measures Yeongju Hall [C3.3-2] Advances in Rhizosphere Jean-Christophe Bioemco Laboratory - 25 years of research on Biological Nitrification Inhibition (BNI) by June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O50 4 AF0439 France Oral B(1F) Regulation and Soil Nutrient Management Lata UPMC (Pierre-and- grass and trees from the rhizosphere to landscape in savannas Yeongju Hall [C3.3-2] Advances in Rhizosphere Istituto di Biologia Mechanisms of fast above-belowground coupling of C cycle: June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O50 5 AF0654 Olga Gavrichkova Italy Oral B(1F) Regulation and Soil Nutrient Management Agroambientale e pressure concentration waves vs. direct assimilate transport Room [C3.6-2] Salinity Management when Institute of Soil and Acacia species for the rehabilitation and utilization of salt- June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:00 O51 1 AF2143 Muhammad Saqib Pakistan Oral 201(2F) Irrigating with Marginal Quality Waters Environmental affected lands and waters Room [C3.6-2] Salinity Management when National Centre for Understanding clay mineralogy and net negative charge in June 12(Thu) 14:00~ 14:20 O51 2 AF1642 John Bennett Australia Oral 201(2F) Irrigating with Marginal Quality Waters Engineering in relation to soil specific threshold electrolyte concentrations Room [C3.6-2] Salinity Management when The University of Theory put into practice: amending water high in alkalinity and June 12(Thu) 14:20~ 14:40 O51 3 AF0620 Brigid Mckenna Australia Oral 201(2F) Irrigating with Marginal Quality Waters Queensland sodium within the soil profile Room [C3. 6- 2] Sa lin ity Managemen t w hen IItStdthAlitifVitCbildmpact Study on the Application of Vinasse to and June 12(Thu) 14:40~ 15:00 O51 4 AF3031 Frederic Feder France CIRAD Oral 201(2F) Irrigating with Marginal Quality Waters vertic Luvisol in Ethiopia. Room [C3.6-2] Salinity Management when June 12(Thu) 15:00~ 15:20 O51 5 201(2F) Irrigating with Marginal Quality Waters Room [C2.1-1] Quantifying Evaporative Fluxes A Heat Pulse Probe Array for Subsurface Soil Evaporation June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O52 1 AF2417 Scott Jones USA Utah State University Oral 202(2F) from Terrestrial Surfaces Estimates Room [C2.1-1] Quantifying Evaporative Fluxes The University of Quantifying evaporation from a bare soil surface using an open June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O52 2 AF1452 Thomas Baumgartl Australia Oral 202(2F) from Terrestrial Surfaces Queensland top chamber 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Room [C2.1-1] Quantifying Evaporative Fluxes Saudi Estimation of soil evaporation by Aerodynamic-Profile method June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O52 3 AF2589 Abdulaziz Alharbi Qassim university Oral 202(2F) from Terrestrial Surfaces Arabia used with various α and β formulations Room [C2.1-1] Quantifying Evaporative Fluxes June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O52 4 AF0319 Asim Biswas Canada McGill University Oral Predicting water retention curve from two point measurement 202(2F) from Terrestrial Surfaces Room [C2. 1-1] Quantifying Evaporative Fluxes University of June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O52 5 AF1111 Jianting Zhu USA Oral Partitioning of Evaporation and Transpiration in Arid Shrublands 202(2F) from Terrestrial Surfaces Wyoming Halla Hall [C4.4-1] Education and Social Awareness The University of Supply and demand: what Australian soil science students get June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O53 1 AF1365 Damien Field Australia Oral A(3F) for Soil Science in General Public Sydney and what Australian employers of soil scientists want Halla Hall [C4.4-1] Education and Social Awareness Kangwon National Soil and soil science education in the compulsory and vocational June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O53 2 AK1249 Yeong-Sang Jung Korea Oral A(3F) for Soil Science in General Public University education through Korean textbooks Halla Hall [C4.4-1] Education and Social Awareness North Carolina State June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O53 3 AF1258 David Lindbo USA Oral Expanding the horizons of soil science to the public A(3F) for Soil Science in General Public University Halla Hall [C4.4-1] Education and Social Awareness The University of June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O53 4 AF2427 Lynette Abbott Australia Oral Monitoring Soil Science Program for Schools A(3F) for Soil Science in General Public Western Australia Halla Hall [C4.4-1] Education and Social Awareness Netherlan ISRIC World Soil A global soil monolith collection for education and advocacy on June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O53 5 AF3252 Stephan Mantel Oral A(3F) for Soil Science in General Public ds Information soils of the world Halla Hall [WG3] Understanding Acid Sulfate Soils: University of Characteristics of an abandoned peat mining area underlain June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O54 1 AF0230 Markku Yli-Halla Finland Oral B(()3F) The Keyypg to Their Proper Management Helsinki by a sulfidic Halla Hall [WG3] Understanding Acid Sulfate Soils: Jean-Pierre IRD Institute of Formation of inland saline acid sulfate soils in the Saloum June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O54 2 AF2406 France Oral B(3F) The Key to Their Proper Management Montoroi Research for region, Senegal Halla Hall [WG3] Understanding Acid Sulfate Soils: Universiti Putra Increasing Rice Production on Soils Developed from Pyritized June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O54 3 AF0080 Jusop Shamshuddin Malaysia Oral B(3F) The Key to Their Proper Management Malaysia Coastal Sediments in the Malay Peninsula Halla Hall [WG3] Understanding Acid Sulfate Soils: Southern Cross Stable sulfur isotopes in acid sulfate soils: baseline studies for SE June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O54 4 AF2452 Crystal Maher Australia Oral B(3F) The Key to Their Proper Management University Australia Halla Hall [WG3] Understanding Acid Sulfate Soils: Novia University of Subsurface chemigation of acid sulfate soils - a new approach to June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O54 5 AF2083 Sten Engblom Finland Oral B(3F) The Key to Their Proper Management Applied Sciences mitigate acid and metal leaching Samda [WG10] Cryosols on a Changing Planet: V.V. Dokuchaev Soil June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O55 1 AF2847 Dmitry Konyushkov Russia Oral Hot Issues in Cryosol Research Hall(3F) Properties, Processes, Regimes and Science Institute Samda [WG10] Cryosols on a Changing Planet: INCT da Characterization, classification and distribution of soils from the June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O55 2 AF2162 Felipe Simas Brazil Oral Hall(3F) Properties, Processes, Regimes and Criosfera/Universidad South Shetlands Archipelago, Antarctica Samda [WG10] Cryosols on a Changing Planet: Ural Federal Some results of the soil cover research in the permafrost area June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O55 3 AF2158 Victor Valdayskikh Russia Oral Hall(3F) Properties, Processes, Regimes and University (West Siberia) Samda [WG10] Cryosols on a Changing Planet: New A mechanism for polygon evolution on hill slopes in Taylor June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O55 4 AF1576 Carol Smith Lincoln University Oral Hall(3F) Properties, Processes, Regimes and Zealand Valley, Antarctica; evidence from OSL dating and Samda [WG10] Cryosols on a Changing Planet: Seoul National Effects of nitrogen addition on soil carbon dynamics in the active June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O55 5 AK2337 Minjin Lee Korea Oral Hall(3F) Properties, Processes, Regimes and University layer of an Arctic tundra soil during repeated freeze-thaw cycles [WG7] Agricultural for Banglades Bangladesh Agricultural Land Management for Improving Soil Fertility and June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 1 Md. Baktear Hossain Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation h Agricultural Research Irrigation Efficiency [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for Ministry of Sustainable Use and Management of Organic and Inorganic June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 2 Sovuthy Pheav Cambodia Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Agriculture, Forestry Fertilizers for Improving Rice Productivity in Cambodia [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for Ministry of Agriculture Improving Soil Fertility to Increase Rice Production through June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 3 Sri Rochayati Indonesia Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation and Forestry Promoting the Integrated Plant Nutrient Management [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for Khonepany Ministry of Industry A Study of Organic and Inorganic Nutrient Input Options for Low June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 4 Laos Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Dounphady and Agriculture Land Rice Cropping in Lao PDR [WG7] Agr icu ltura l Lan d Managemen t for BBikhayarsaikhan Min is try Agr icu lture Lan d Managemen t for Improv ing So il Fer tility an d June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 5 Mongolia Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Altangerel of Industry and Irrigation Efficiency in Mongolia [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for Surendra Prasad Nepal Agriculture Water and Nutrient Management Study in Rice-Tomato June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 6 Nepal Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Srivastava Research Council Cropping System in Nepal [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for University of the Agricultural Land Management for Improving Soil Fertility in the June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 7 Florentino Monsalud Philippines Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Philippines Lao Banos Philippines [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for Konara Agricultural Land Management for Improving Soil Fertility and June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 8 Sri Lanka Ministry of Agriculture Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Mudiyanselage Irrigation Efficiency in Agro-Well Based Small Holder Farms in Sri 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for Bhavana Department Integrated Use of Fertilizers to Improve Sugarcane Productivity in June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 9 Thailand Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Likhananont of Agriculture Thailand [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for Ministry of Fertilizer Management for Improving Rice Production and Soil June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 10 Rinh Pham Dinh Viet nam Oral Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Agriculture and Rural Fertility in Northern Mountainous and Hilly Region of Vietnam [WG7] Agricultural Land Management for National Institute of June 12(Thu) 09:00 - 18:00 401 (4F) O56 11 Yoo-Hak Kim Korea Oral Limiting Factors for Improving Soil Fertility in Asian Countries Improving Soil Fertility and Irrigation Agricultural Science, Room [C1.2-2] Soil Data, Spatial information June 12(Thu) 13:40~ 14:10 O57 1 AF2296 Elisabeth Bui Australia CSIRO Oral Mapping soil microbial diversity: a first approximation 202(2F) Systems and Interpretation Procedures Room [C1.2-2] Soil Data, Spatial information Central-European digital soil database - the e-SOTER June 12(Thu) 14:10~ 14:30 O57 2 AF2869 Endre Dobos Hungary University of Miskolc Oral 202(2F) Systems and Interpretation Procedures methodology Room [C1.2-2] Soil Data, Spatial information Consiglio per la Comparing different approaches - data mining, geostatistic, and June 12(Thu) 14:30~ 14:50 O57 3 AF1260 Romina Lorenzetti Italy Oral 202(2F) Systems and Interpretation Procedures ricerca e la deterministic pedology - to assess the frequency of WRB Room [C1.2-2] Soil Data, Spatial information Federal Institute for Towards a new international typological data base ? data June 12(Thu) 14:50~ 15:10 O57 4 AF2933 Rainer Baritz Germany Oral 202(2F) Systems and Interpretation Procedures Geosciences and integration and validation Room [C1.2-2] Soil Data, Spatial information Spatial variability of Electrical Conductivity of salt-affected soils June 12(Thu) 15:10~ 15:30 O57 5 AF2684 Porntip Phontusang Thailand Khon Kaen University Oral 202(2F) Systems and Interpretation Procedures in Northeast Thailand. not [C1.2-2] Soil Data, Spatial information Geological Survey of Hydrophysical Database for Brazilian Soils: Challenges and O57 6 AF1963 Marta Ottoni Brazil Oral presented Syypstems and Interpretation Procedures Brazil Perspectives Baekrok Hall [WG2] WRB - Lessons Learned from the Technische June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:40 O58 1 AF1967 Peter Schad Germany Oral Presenting the 3rd edition of WRB A(1F) Development of the Third Edition 2014 Universitaet Baekrok Hall [WG2] WRB - Lessons Learned from the The Application of WRB by the European Commission: June 12(Thu) 16:40~ 16:55 O58 2 AF3298 Luca Montanarella Italy European Commission Oral A(1F) Development of the Third Edition 2014 Experiences and future perspectives Baekrok Hall [WG2] WRB - Lessons Learned from the Department of June 12(Thu) 16:55~ 17:10 O58 3 AF2193 Ben Harms Australia Oral WRB and the Australian Soils Experience A(1F) Development of the Third Edition 2014 Science, IT, Innovation Baekrok Hall [WG2] WRB - Lessons Learned from the AnewdiagnostichorizoninWA new diagnostic horizon in WRBRB for anthropic in June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:25 O58 4 AF3292 Lucia Helena Anjos Brazil UFRRJ Oral A(1F) Development of the Third Edition 2014 Amazonian Dark Earths (South America) Baekrok Hall [WG2] WRB - Lessons Learned from the Przemyslaw Nicolaus Copernicus Classification of technogenic soils in WRB in the light of Polish June 12(Thu) 17:25~ 17:40 O58 5 AF3293 Poland Oral A(1F) Development of the Third Edition 2014 Charzynski University experiences Baekrok Hall [WG2] WRB - Lessons Learned from the Carlos Omar Cruz Instituto Nacional de Conceptual Development of Wrb 2014 and its Impact on the June 12(Thu) 17:40~ 17:55 O58 6 AF3310 Mexico Oral A(1F) Development of the Third Edition 2014 Gaistardo Estadistica y Third Soils Cartography Series in Mexico Baekrok Hall [WG2] WRB - Lessons Learned from the Federal Institute for Software tool for deriving WRB soil names from national soil June 12(Thu) 17:55~ 18:10 O58 7 AF1976 Einar Eberhardt Germany Oral A(1F) Development of the Third Edition 2014 Geosciences and data ? Potential for further development of WRB Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] B: Life in Soils - Distribution and June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:50 O59 1 AF0285 Philip Brookes China Zhejiang University Oral The survival strategy of the soil microbial biomass B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] B: Life in Soils - Distribution and University of western Niche specialisation and differentiation of archaeal and bacterial June 12(Thu) 16:50~ 17:10 O59 2 AF2010 Sasha Jenkins Australia Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a australia UWA ammonia-oxidisers across agricultural soils in Southern Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] B: Life in Soils - Distribution and Pohang University of Exoenzyme activities across the soil micro-landscape: spatial June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:30 O59 3 AK1998 Haryun Kim Korea Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a Science and distribution, stoichiometry and ecosystem function Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] B: Life in Soils - Distribution and Laure Vieuble Water flow drives small scale biogeography of substrates and June 12(Thu) 17:30~ 17:50 O59 4 AF2198 France AgroParisTech Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a Gonod soil microorganisms-a microcosm study using 2,4-D as a model Baekrok Hall [C2.3-2] B: Life in Soils - Distribution and Are microbial habitat conditions or microbial communities the June 12(Thu) 17:50~ 18:10 O59 5 AF2833 Claire Chenu France AgroParisTech Oral B(1F) Function of Soil Microorganisms in a main drivers of soil organic matter decomposition ? Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] B: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, A soil-glomalin map of France: are levels of soil protein June 12(Thu) 16:20~16:50 O60 1 AF2056 Siobhan Staunton France INRA Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental related to land use or soil properties? YYjHlleongju Hall [C2. 2- 2] B: So il Organ ic Car bon: Dynam ics, IItittfAlidnstitute of Applied HHdow do m ibiltblidicrobial metabolism and new m ibillicrobial legacy me ditdiate June 12(Thu) 16:50~ 17:10 O60 2 AF2729 Xudong Zhang China Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental Ecology, Chinese soil carbon and nitrogen cycling? Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] B: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, CSIRO Land and Uncertainty in modelling of soil organic carbon dynamics caused June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:30 O60 3 AF1301 Zhongkui Luo Australia Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental Water by model calibration against variable observational data Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] B: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, Helmholtz Centre for Investigation of the degradation of 13C-labeled fungal biomass June 12(Thu) 17:30~ 17:50 O60 4 AF1929 Michael Schweigert Germany Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental Environmental in soil - fate of carbon in a soil bioreactor system Yeongju Hall [C2.2-2] B: Soil Organic Carbon: Dynamics, University of Modern Approaches to the Isolation and Characterisation of Soil June 12(Thu) 17:50~ 18:10 O60 5 AF1687 Roger Swift Australia Oral A(1F) Stabilization, and Environmental Queensland Humin 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Yeongju Hall [C3.5-3] Management and Reclamation of Maria Manuela Universidade de Capacity of Tamarix africana Poiret to colonize contaminated June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:40 O61 1 AF1916 Portugal Oral B(1F) Mining Site Soils Abreu Lisboa, Instituto estuarine sediments by former steel industry activities. Yeongju Hall [C3.5-3] Management and Reclamation of Kansas State Long-Term Effects of Compost Additionsl to Metal Contaminated June 12(Thu) 16:40~ 16:55 O61 2 AF0344 Gary Pierzynski USA Oral B(1F) Mining Site Soils University Soils: Soil Chemical Parameters, Function of Microbes, and Yeongju Hall [C3.5-3] Management and Reclamation of New Punakaiki Coastal Restoration Project: a case study for a June 12(Thu) 16:55~ 17:10 O61 3 AF1574 Carol Smith Lincoln University Oral B(1F) Mining Site Soils Zealand consultative and multidisciplinary approach in selecting Yeongju Hall [C3.5-3] Management and Reclamation of The University of Spatial distribution and bioaccessibility of lead in soil in the June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:25 O61 4 AF1573 Kai Yang Australia Oral B(1F) Mining Site Soils Sydney urban area of Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia as Yeongju Hall [C3.5-3] Management and Reclamation of Technical University Evaluation of electrical resistivity tomography method for June 12(Thu) 17:25~ 17:40 O61 5 AF1902 Jose A. Acosta Spain Oral B(1F) Mining Site Soils of Cartagena estimating physicochemical properties of mining wastes Yeongju Hall [C3.5-3] Management and Reclamation of Novorossiysk State TO THE ISSUE OF METALLIZATION OF THE MINING SITE SOILS June 12(Thu) 17:40~ 17:55 O61 6 AF2105 Vladimir Alekseenko Russia Oral B(1F) Mining Site Soils Maritime University AND THE BIOSPHERE IN WHOLE Yeongju Hall [C3.5-3] Management and Reclamation of Effects Of Coarse Woody Debris Extract On Nitrogen June 12(Thu) 17:55~ 18:10 O61 7 AF1520 Jinhyeob Kwak Canada University of Alberta Oral B(1F) Mining Site Soils Transformation Rates Of Reclaimed Oil Soils In Alberta, Room [C4.4-2] Widening the Soil Science Course Technical University Dirt Dialogues: An Integrated Art Exhibition, Film Program, June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:50 O62 1 AF0882 Alexandra Toland Germany Oral 201(2F) to the Various Directions of Scientific and of Berlin / German and Emerging Dialogue at the 20th WCSS Room [C4.4-2] Widening the Soil Science Course university of california Soil Science Society of America: Advancing Soil Science across June 12(Thu) 16:50~ 17:10 O62 2 AF0884 Jan Hopmans USA Oral 201(()2F) to the Various Directions of Scientific and davis Disciplines Room [C4.4-2] Widening the Soil Science Course Netherlan IBED-Earth Surface Teaching soils and soil degradation using a Virtual Globe June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:30 O62 3 AF1242 Erik Cammeraat Oral 201(2F) to the Various Directions of Scientific and ds Science, University of approach Room [C4.4-2] Widening the Soil Science Course The University of Towards a concept that frames soil science knowledge required June 12(Thu) 17:30~ 17:50 O62 4 AF1342 Damien Field Australia Oral 201(2F) to the Various Directions of Scientific and Sydney by a diverse range of end-users. Room [C4.4-2] Widening the Soil Science Course June 12(Thu) 17:50~ 18:10 O62 5 AF2004 Darrell Schulze USA Purdue University Oral Teaching Soils and Telling Stories with Digital Maps 201(2F) to the Various Directions of Scientific and Room [C1. 2- 1] and Ecological A framework for assessing and reporting on soil assets, their June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:50 O63 1 AF1138 Peter Wilson Australia CSIRO Oral 202(2F) Services -Bridging Soil Geography and state and trend. Room [C1.2-1] Pedodiversity and Ecological Sustaining Ecosystem Services Based on an Understanding of June 12(Thu) 16:50~ 17:10 O63 2 AF2965 Jeffrey Herrick USA USDA-ARS Oral 202(2F) Services -Bridging Soil Geography and Pedodiversity: a Global System Based on Cloud Computing, Room [C1.2-1] Pedodiversity and Ecological Coupled analysis of pedodiversity and surface water diversity for June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:30 O63 3 AF0006 Xuelei Zhang China Zhengzhou University Oral 202(2F) Services -Bridging Soil Geography and case areas from the developed east and less developed central Room [C1.2-1] Pedodiversity and Ecological USDA, Natural Development of Ecological Site Descriptions in Coordination with June 12(Thu) 17:30~ 17:50 O63 4 AF2875 David Smith USA Oral 202(2F) Services -Bridging Soil Geography and Resources Room [C1.2-1] Pedodiversity and Ecological European Land-related resource efficiency in Europe. Focus on soil-based June 12(Thu) 17:50~ 18:10 O63 5 AF1484 Geertrui Louwagie Denmark Oral 202(2F) Services -Bridging Soil Geography and Environment Agency ecosystem services Halla Hall [C2.4-3] Minerals as Regulators of Carbon Lawrence Berkeley June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:50 O64 1 AF2118 Peter Nico USA Oral The Instability of Stable Organic Matter Mineral Associations A(3F) Flow through Soils Laboratory Halla Hall [C2.4-3] Minerals as Regulators of Carbon The University of Organo-mineral Interactions in contrasting soils under natural June 12(Thu) 16:50~ 17:10 O64 2 AF1711 Balwant Singh Australia Oral A(3F) Flow through Soils Sydney vegetation Halla Hall [C2.4-3] Minerals as Regulators of Carbon Aggregation of humic acid during coprecipiation with June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:30 O64 3 AF2024 Claudio Colombo Italy Molise University Oral A(3F) Flow through Soils Ferrihydrite Halla Hall [C2.4-3] Minerals as Regulators of Carbon The University of Comparing the stability and chemistry of soil organic carbon June 12(Thu) 17:30~ 17:50 O64 4 AF0794 Eleanor Hobley Australia Oral A(3F) Flow through Soils Newcastle protected via pyrogenesis, aggregation and mineral-association Halla Hall [C2.4-3] Minerals as Regulators of Carbon Oregon State Assessing Protein-Mineral Interactions: Adsorption Versus June 12(Thu) 17:50~ 18:10 O64 5 AF3329 Markus Kleber USA Oral A(3F) Flow through Soils University Fragmentation HHllHllalla Hall [WG1] So il Mon itor ing for Man kin d an d The Un ivers ity o f June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:50 O65 1 AF3311 Budiman Minasny Australia Oral Digital mapping of Soil Change B(3F) Environment Safety Sydney Halla Hall [WG1] Soil Monitoring for Mankind and Dept Environment & Can we map ecosystem services from soil at regional and June 12(Thu) 16:50~ 17:05 O65 2 AF2521 Richard Macewan Australia Oral B(3F) Environment Safety Primary Industries national scales? Halla Hall [WG1] Soil Monitoring for Mankind and World Agroforestry June 12(Thu) 17:05~ 17:20 O65 3 AF2176 Keith Shepherd Kenya Oral Soil spectroscopy in the Africa Soil Information Service B(3F) Environment Safety Centre (ICRAF) Halla Hall [WG1] Soil Monitoring for Mankind and School of Accumulation and distribution patterns of PAHs and trace metals June 12(Thu) 17:20~ 17:35 O65 4 AF2748 Xiu- Hong Yang China Oral B(3F) Environment Safety Environmental in forest floors 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Halla Hall [WG1] Soil Monitoring for Mankind and South University of the Free June 12(Thu) 17:35~ 17:50 O65 5 AF0406 George Van Zijl Oral Functional Digital Soil Mapping: Methods from Southern Africa B(3F) Environment Safety Africa State Halla Hall [WG1] Soil Monitoring for Mankind and Universidade de Sao Interpretation of vegetation and topographic features related to June 12(Thu) 17:50~ 18:05 O65 6 AF2115 Osvaldo Jose Pereira Brazil Oral B(3F) Environment Safety Paulo soil types in Amazon Forest: Comparison of two watersheds by Samda [WG12] Unique Contributions of June 12(Thu) 16:20~ 16:50 O66 1 AF0464 Henry Lin USA Penn State Univ. Oral Towards the Unification of Soil Formation and Soil Functions Hall(3F) Hydropedology to Integrated Soil and Samda [WG12] Unique Contributions of The University of A view of pedogenesis as the co-evolution and spatial June 12(Thu) 16:50~ 17:10 O66 2 AF1562 Garry Willgoose Australia Oral Hall(3F) Hydropedology to Integrated Soil and Newcastle organisation of soils, landforms, vegetation, and Samda [WG12] Unique Contributions of Beijing Normal Hydropedological responses to vegetation degradation and June 12(Thu) 17:10~ 17:30 O66 3 AF1318 Xiao-Yan Li China Oral Hall(3F) Hydropedology to Integrated Soil and University recovery processes in the semiarid region Samda [WG12] Unique Contributions of International Institute Water balance dynamics in mixed crop-livestock systems of June 12(Thu) 17:30~ 17:50 O66 4 AF3019 Fred Kizito Kenya Oral Hall(3F) Hydropedology to Integrated Soil and of Tropical Agriculture Northern Ghana: Unraveling the interactions between farm-level Samda [WG12] Unique Contributions of University of Sao THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HISTOSOLS AND RIVER CAPTURES June 12(Thu) 17:50 ~18:10 O66 5 AF0815 Deborah De Oliveira Brazil Oral Hall(3F) Hydropedology to Integrated Soil and Paulo IN THE ATLANTIC PLATEAU PAULISTA, SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL. Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for University of Biochar stability in soils: Mechanisms of C sequestration and June 13(Fri) 10:10~ 10:30 O67 1 AF0417 Yakov Kuzyakov Germany Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Gottingen fertility improvements Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for Marta Camps New June 13(Fri) 10:30~ 10:43 O67 2 AF1005 Massey University Oral A Classification System for Biochars Applied to Soils A+B(()1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Arbestain Zealand Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for New South Wales Assessing long-term impacts of contrasting biochars on soil June 13(Fri) 10:43~ 10:56 O67 3 AF1599 Lukas Van Zwieten Australia Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Department of functionality and P availability Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for The University of June 13(Fri) 10:56~ 11:09 O67 4 AF1708 Balwant Singh Australia Oral XPS, NEXAFS and FTIR spectroscopy of aged biochar in soils A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Sydney Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for Aggregate dynamics influenced by biochar addition using 13C June 13(Fri) 11:09~ 11:22 O67 5 AK0496 Gayoung Yoo Korea Kyung Hee University Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II natural abundance Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for Impacts of phosphorus type and spatial relation to biochar on June 13(Fri) 11:22~ 11:35 O67 6 AF2362 Steven Vanek USA Cornell University Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II bean-mycorrhizal symbioses and crop phosphorus nutrition in a Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for Inhibitory Effects of Biochar on Phenol Oxidase in Agricultural June 13(Fri) 11:35~ 11:48 O67 7 AK0262 Hojeong Kang Korea Yonsei University Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Soils Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for At present. Emeritus Production of charred plants and subsequent their distribution, June 13(Fri) 11:48~ 12:01 O67 8 AF0364 Haruo Shindo Japan Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Professor of behavior and function in soils Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for National Pingtung Functions of Biochar on Physical Properties and Erosion Potential June 13(Fri) 12:01~ 12:14 O67 9 AF0994 Shih- Hao Jien Taiwan Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II University of Science in a Hardsetting Soil Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for Biochar Addition to Soils: Implications for the Efficacy of June 13(Fri) 12:14~ 12:27 O67 10 AF0681 Rai Kookana Australia CSIRO Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Pesticides Baekrok Hall [IDS5B] Biochar Soil Amendment for University of Western An investigation of soil-biochar aggregates and internal and June 13(Fri) 12:27~ 12:40 O67 11 AF0821 Kerrie Burns Australia Oral A+B(1F) Environmental and Agronomic Benefits II Australia, The Crucible external surface deposits on biochar particles in a sandy earth Yeongju Hall [IDS6] Soil Microbial Ecology under Stress North Carolina State Plant-fungal interactions under elevated CO2: impact on soil June 13(Fri) 10:10~ 10:40 O68 1 AK3288 Shuijin Hu USA Oral A+B(1F) and Global Climate Change University organic carbon Yeongju Hall [IDS6] Soil Microbial Ecology under Stress Oregon State Integrating Omics to Understand Soil C Cycling Responses to June 13(Fri) 10:40~ 11:00 O68 2 AF1124 David Myrold USA Oral A+B(1F) and Global Climate Change University Precipitation Variation Yeongju Hall [IDS6] Soil Microbial Ecology under Stress University of Florence, Raising atmospheric Carbon dioxide : Effect on structure of soil June 13(Fri) 11:00~ 11:20 O68 3 AF1893 Divyashri Baraniya Italy Oral A+B(1F) and Global Climate Change Italy microbial communities and functions related to terrestrial N Yeongju Hall [IDS6] Soil Microbial Ecology under Stress Hawkesbury Institute Interactions and feedbacks between above and below-ground June 13(Fri) 11:20~ 11:40 O68 4 AF2612 Catriona Macdonald Australia Oral A+B(1F) and Global Climate Change for the Environment, ecosystems under elevated CO2 and elevated temperature YYjHlleongju Hall [IDS6] So il Micro bia l Eco logy un der Stress Shang ha i Chun hu i The Effec ts o f Con tinuous Ca bbage Cropp ing on So il Micro bia l June 13(Fri) 11:40~ 12:00 O68 5 AF2923 Yu Gao China Oral A+B(1F) and Global Climate Change Agricultural Communities Structure Yeongju Hall [IDS6] Soil Microbial Ecology under Stress Ramasamy Chungbuk National A polyphasic approach to study arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi June 13(Fri) 12:00~ 12:20 O68 6 AK3170 Korea Oral A+B(1F) and Global Climate Change Krishnamoorthy University activity and community structure changes with respect to soil Yeongju Hall [IDS6] Soil Microbial Ecology under Stress Muhammad Usman University of Variation in drought tolerance capability of endophytic bacteria June 13(Fri) 12:20~ 12:40 O68 7 AF1477 Pakistan Oral A+B(1F) and Global Climate Change Jamshaid Agriculture, isolated from different tissues of chickpea Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the European Sustainable Development Goals: A possible instrument to June 13(Fri) 10:10~ 10:30 O69 1 AF3088 Luca Montanarella Italy Oral A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs Commission tackle diffuse soil pollution? 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the Netherlan Wageningen Polluted Ground, a ticking time bomb? The Neglected Issue of June 13(Fri) 10:30~ 10:50 O69 2 AF0978 Violette Geissen Oral A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs ds University Diffuse Soil Pollution Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the Mohammed Abu Banglades Bangladesh COMPARATIVE STUDY ON TOXIC METAL CONTAMINATION IN June 13(Fri) 10:50~ 11:05 O69 3 AF1324 Oral A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs Bokor Faruquei h Agricultural University, BALU RIVER WATER IN BANGLADESH Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the University of June 13(Fri) 11:05~ 11:20 O69 4 AF2764 Joshua Lemonte USA Oral Impact of Sea Level Rise on Contaminant Mobility and Cycling A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs Delaware Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the Czech Diffuse contamination of forest soils: causes, influencing factors June 13(Fri) 11:20~ 11:35 O69 5 AF2839 Milan Sanka Masaryk University Oral A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs Republic and effects Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the National Institute of Risk Management for Semi-Volatile Organic Soil Pollutants in June 13(Fri) 11:35~ 11:50 O69 6 AK3342 Jeong Ki Yoon Korea Oral A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs Environmental South Korea Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the Czech Czech University of Adsorption of selected pharmaceuticals in representative soils of June 13(Fri) 11:50~ 12:05 O69 7 AF1442 Radka Kodesova Oral A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs Republic Life Sciences the Czech Republic Halla Hall [IDS14] From Science to Policy – is the University of June 13(Fri) 12:05~ 12:20 O69 8 AF0183 Zhaohui Li USA Oral Uptake of Pharmaceuticals by Soil Minerals A+B(3F) Knowledge on Diffuse Pollution by POPs Wisconsin - Parkside Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil University of South Recent Advances in Soil Remediation Technologies with June 13(Fri) 10:10~ 10:40 O70 1 AF3317 Ravi Naidu Australia Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Australia Particular Emphasis on Mined Lands Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil Margarita Eugenia Arsenic fate in a Copper hydro-metallurgic circuit to develop a June 13(Fri) 10:40~ 10:55 O70 2 AF2177 Mexico unam Oral Hall(()3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Gutierrez Ruiz soil remediation strategy Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil Chemical Properties, Arsenic Distribution and Remediation in June 13(Fri) 10:55~ 11:10 O70 3 AF2052 Saengdao Khaokaew Thailand Kasetsart University Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Leonardite from Mae Moh Mine, Thailand, for Possible Use as Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil Development of treatement agents synthezied by acid mine June 13(Fri) 11:10~ 11:25 O70 4 AF2051 Jaeyoung Choi Korea KIST Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO drainage sludge (AMDS) for adsorption of As(III) and As(V) in Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil Sun Yat-sen Limiting factors for ecological remediation of abandoned rare June 13(Fri) 11:25~ 11:40 O70 5 AF2724 Yetao Tang China Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Uiniversity earth elements (REEs) mine tailings and a field survey of REEs Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil Mahdi Sadeghi Pour Production of Poly - hydroxybutyrate by different mixed culture June 13(Fri) 11:40~ 11:55 O70 6 AF0691 Iran University of Tehran Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Marvi in a revised Sequencing Batch Reactor Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil Mine Reclamation Stabilization of Arsenic and Heavy metals in Contaminated June 13(Fri) 11:55~ 12:10 O70 7 AK1681 Yoon Su Kim Korea Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Corporation(MIRECO) Agricultural Soil around the Mine Areas Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil Abdourahamane Faculte d'Agronomie - Assessment of trace elements contamination in the gold mine June 13(Fri) 12:10~ 12:25 O70 8 AF2023 Niger Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Tankari Dan-Badjo Universite de Niamey soils of Komabangou, Tillaberi, Niger Samda [IDS15] Advanced Technology on Soil University of Environmental assessment of coal mine wastes for in-pit disposal June 13(Fri) 12:25~ 12:40 O70 9 AF1870 Jin Hee Park Australia Oral Hall(3F) Remediation in Mined Lands: MIRECO Queensland of tailings Baekrok Hall [C2.5-1] Advances in Techniques to Combining advanced analytical methods to assess interfacial June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:10 O71 1 AF3277 Jon Chorover USA University of Arizona Oral A(1F) Investigate Chemical, Physical and change during bioweathering of silicates and sulfides: Baekrok Hall [C2.5-1] Advances in Techniques to Non-invasive localization of organic matter in soil aggregates June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:30 O71 2 AF2618 Stephan Peth Germany University of Kassel Oral A(1F) Investigate Chemical, Physical and using SR-μCT Baekrok Hall [C2.5-1] Advances in Techniques to United The University of Assessment of the effect of the microbiology of the extreme soil June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:50 O71 3 AF2075 Amin Garbout Oral A(1F) Investigate Chemical, Physical and Kingdom Notthingham surface on hydrological properties revealed by XXray-ray imaging Baekrok Hall [C2.5-1] Advances in Techniques to Massachusetts June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:10 O71 4 AF0665 Antoine Allanore USA Oral Microfluidics for Soil Science A(1F) Investigate Chemical, Physical and Institute of Baekrok Hall [C2.5-1] Advances in Techniques to College of Resources Zn sorption to biogenic bixbyite-like Mn2O3 produced by June 13(Fri) 15:10~ 15:30 O71 5 AF1464 Zhijun Zhang China Oral A(1F) Investigate Chemical, Physical and and Environment, Bacillus CUA isolated from soil: XAFS study with constraints on Baekrok Hall [C2.1-3] Hydro-Ecological Observatories Seyed Kazem Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems and June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:10 O72 1 AF0102 Iran University of Tehran Oral B(1F) and Advances in Soil Measurements and Alavipanah Global Soil Partnership Roles in Soil Monitoring BBkkHllaekrok Hall [C2. 1- 3] Hy dro- Eco log ica l Observa tor ies Vic tor ian Governmen t QQtifitidilitifdituantification and visualisation of dairy pasture so il June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:30 O72 2 AF0153 Abdur Rab Australia Oral B(1F) and Advances in Soil Measurements and Department of macroporosity using a computed tomography scanning Baekrok Hall [C2.1-3] Hydro-Ecological Observatories Northwest A&F Quantifying the impacts of land use change on soil water June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:50 O72 3 AF0924 Zhi Li China Oral B(1F) and Advances in Soil Measurements and University movement using environmental tracers on the loess tableland of Baekrok Hall [C2.1-3] Hydro-Ecological Observatories Advanced method for quantifying soil hydrological properties in June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:10 O72 4 AF1094 Uwe Schindler Germany ZALF Muencheberg Oral B(1F) and Advances in Soil Measurements and the laboratory Baekrok Hall [C2.1-3] Hydro-Ecological Observatories A Multifunctional Heat Pulse Probe for Soil Physical Property and June 13(Fri) 15:10~ 15:30 O72 5 AF2400 Scott Jones USA Utah State University Oral B(1F) and Advances in Soil Measurements and Process Assessment 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] A: Soil Erosion and Degradation on June 13(Fri) 13.40~ 14:10 O73 1 AF3365 Olivier Cerdan France BRGM Oral Continental Present-Day Erosion Rates in a European Context A(1F) Agriculture Land Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] A: Soil Erosion and Degradation on June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:35 O73 2 AF0209 Freddy Nachtergaele Belgium FAO Oral Mapping land degradation at global scale, a reflection A(1F) Agriculture Land Yeongju Hall [C3. 2-1] A: Soil Erosion and Degradation on Sejong Institute of June 13(Fri) 14:35~ 14:50 O73 3 AK0968 Ki-Cheol Eom Korea Oral Agricultural Water Balance in Korea. A(1F) Agriculture Land Data Analysis (SEIDA) Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] A: Soil Erosion and Degradation on Netherlan IBED-Earth Surface Gully expansion in agricultural fields in Andalucia: the role of June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:05 O73 4 AF1470 Erik Cammeraat Oral A(1F) Agriculture Land ds Science, University of slope failure and water erosion in relation to land management, Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] A: Soil Erosion and Degradation on Queensland Soil erodibility model for the dry tropics of north-eastern June 13(Fri) 15:05~ 15:20 O73 5 AF1630 Peter Zund Australia Oral A(1F) Agriculture Land Government Australia Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] A: Soil Management Strategy for Punjab Agricultural Are soil nitrogen and organic matter contents declining due June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:10 O74 1 AF0178 Bijay Singh India Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields University to continuous application of nitrogen fertilizers in cereals? Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] A: Soil Management Strategy for Mahmoud Sugarcane & by Consider of Non-exchangeable and exchangeable potassium June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:30 O74 2 AF2370 Iran Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields Alimohammadi products company status of soils under sugarcane cultivation in some fields with Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] A: Soil Management Strategy for University of The influence of tillage sistems on soil physical properties and June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:50 O74 3 AF2533 Lucian Raus Romania Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields Agricultural Sciences on oil-seed rape yield in central?northern area of Moldavian Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] A: Soil Management Strategy for June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:10 O74 4 AF2284 Rao Mylavarapu USA University of Florida Oral Soil nutrient diagnostics using mid-infrared spectroscopy B(()1F) Enhancinggp Crop Yields Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] A: Soil Management Strategy for June 13(Fri) 15:10~ 15:30 O74 5 AF1007 Maria Villamil USA University of Illinois Oral Agronomic assessment of cover crops in Illinois B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields Room [C4.5-2] Cultural Perspectives on Soils and The University of June 13(Fri) 13:45~ 14:05 O75 1 AF0200 Budiman Minasny Australia Oral Gods of Soil 201(2F) Soil Science Sydney Room [C4.5-2] Cultural Perspectives on Soils and Institute for Soil and the development of agricultural systems in South Korea June 13(Fri) 14:05~ 14:25 O75 2 AK1595 Heejin Lee Korea Oral 201(2F) Soil Science Archaeology and since the Neolithic Room [C4. 5- 2] Cultural Perspectives on Soils and United June 13(Fri) 14:25~ 14:45 O75 3 AF0615 Clare Wilson University of Stirling Oral The Soil Legacies of 18th and 19th C Illicit Scotch Whisky 201(2F) Soil Science Kingdom Room [C4.5-2] Cultural Perspectives on Soils and Beatrice Voigt Art and June 13(Fri) 14:45~ 15:05 O75 4 AF1126 Beatrice S. Voigt Germany Oral The 'Living Soils' Project - Journey into the Earth 201(2F) Soil Science Culture Projects & Room [C4.5-2] Cultural Perspectives on Soils and June 13(Fri) 15:05~ 15:30 O75 5 AF3286 Thomas Sauer USA USDA-ARS-NLAE Oral Developments and Departures in the Philosophy of Soil Science 201(2F) Soil Science Room [C2.4-2] Roles of Minerals as Suppliers and United June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:00 O76 1 AF1867 Clare Mccann Newcastle University Oral Release of K from silicate rock powders 202(2F) Regulators of Plant Nutrients Kingdom Room [C2.4-2] Roles of Minerals as Suppliers and Massachusetts Potassium release from feldspar powders: From structure- June 13(Fri) 14:00~ 14:15 O76 2 AF0666 Antoine Allanore USA Oral 202(2F) Regulators of Plant Nutrients Institute of property assessment to leaching experiments Room [C2.4-2] Roles of Minerals as Suppliers and The University of June 13(Fri) 14:15~ 14:30 O76 3 AF1305 Balwant Singh Australia Oral The enigma of potassium availability in 202(2F) Regulators of Plant Nutrients Sydney Room [C2.4-2] Roles of Minerals as Suppliers and Prakash UNIVERSITY OF DISSOLUTION AND RELEASE OF SILICON FROM June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:45 O76 4 AF1076 India Oral 202(2F) Regulators of Plant Nutrients Nagabovanalli AGRICULTURAL DIATOMACEOUS EARTH AND ITS EFFECT ON RICE IN ACIDIC, Room [C2.4-2] Roles of Minerals as Suppliers and Jean Pierre University of yaounde FERTILIZING FERRALITIC SOILS IN CAMEROON USING BASALT June 13(Fri) 14:45~ 15:00 O76 5 AF1947 Cameroon Oral 202(2F) Regulators of Plant Nutrients Tchouankoue I POWDER FROM THE CAMEROON VOLCANIC LINE: AN Room [C2.4-2] Roles of Minerals as Suppliers and Univ. Grenoble - INFLUENCE OF CROPPING PRACTICES ON CLAY MINERALOGY: June 13(Fri) 15:00~ 15:15 O76 6 AF0445 Bruno Lanson France Oral 202(2F) Regulators of Plant Nutrients CNRS INSIGHTS FROM THE MORROW PLOTS EXPERIMENTAL FIELDS Room [C2.4-2] Roles of Minerals as Suppliers and Gorgan University of June 13(Fri) 15:15~ 15:30 O76 7 AF2021 Farhad Khormali Iran Oral Weathering of palygorskite in the rhizosphere of rapeseed 202(2F) Regulators of Plant Nutrients Agricultural Sciences HHllHllalla Hall [C2. 2- 3] A: Be hav ior an d Fa te o f Po llu tan ts UUinivers ity o fSf Sou th Disso lve d organ ic ma tter in duces the mo biliza tion o f arsen ic June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:10 O77 1 AF0146 Nanthi Bolan Australia Oral A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment Australia in soil. Halla Hall [C2.2-3] A: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:30 O77 2 AF0410 Stephen Anderson USA University of Missouri Oral Volatilization Processes of Diesel Oil from Selected Soils A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment Halla Hall [C2.2-3] A: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants New Lithium, an emerging environmental contaminant, is mobile in June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:50 O77 3 AF0624 Brett Robinson Lincoln University Oral A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment Zealand the soil ? plant system Halla Hall [C2.2-3] A: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants Zhejiang University, Quantifying the effect of interactions between soil minerals and June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:10 O77 4 AF1339 Yan He China Oral A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment China organic matter on butachlor sorption 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Halla Hall [C2.2-3] A: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants Helmholz-Centre for Classification and modelling of non-extractable residue (NER) June 13(Fri) 15:10~ 15:30 O77 5 AF1486 Matthias Kaestner Germany Oral A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment Environmental formation from xenobiotics in soil - a synthesis Halla Hall [WG5] Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Philippine International Rice Considering Stakeholder Perceptions and Institutional June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:10 O78 1 AF1785 Reiner Wassmann Oral B(3F) Emissions from Rice Paddy Soils s Research Institute Settings for Mitigation Projects in Rice Production Halla Hall [WG5] Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Institute of Soil On-going research activitiactivitieses to mitigate greenhouse gas June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:30 O78 2 AF2287 Xiaoyuan Yan China Oral B(3F) Emissions from Rice Paddy Soils Science, Chinese emission from paddy fields in China Halla Hall [WG5] Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Niigata Agricultural Effectiveness of surface drainage during fallow seasons on June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:50 O78 3 AF1858 Yutaka Shiratori Japan Oral B(3F) Emissions from Rice Paddy Soils Research Institute mitigating methane emissions from poorly-drained paddy fields Halla Hall [WG5] Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Banglades Bangladesh Nitrogen and Water Management Practices for Sustainable Rice June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:10 O78 4 AF1897 Dr. M.rafiqul Islam Oral B(3F) Emissions from Rice Paddy Soils h Agricultural University, Production and Reducing Green House Gas Emission Halla Hall [WG5] Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Brazilian Corporation Preliminary studies on methane mitigation in rice production June 13(Fri) 15:10~ 15:30 O78 5 AF3114 Magda Lima Brazil Oral B(3F) Emissions from Rice Paddy Soils for Agriculture systems in Santa Catarina, Brazil Samda [C2.3-3] Microbial Biodiversity and Universidad de La Bacterial community structures in rhizosphere microsites of June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:05 O79 1 AF1031 Lorena Lagos Chile Oral Hall(3F) Ecosystem Functions in Volcanic Soils Frontera Lolium perenne var. Nui grown in Chilean Andisol as revealed Samda [C2.3-3] Microbial Biodiversity and Louisiana State Biogeochemical, cultivation and molecular ecological analyses of June 13(Fri) 14:05~ 14:30 O79 2 AF3307 Gary M. King USA Oral Hall(3F) Ecosystem Functions in Volcanic Soils University geothermally-heated soils on Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii Samda [C2.3-3] Microbial Biodiversity and Temperature dependency of soil nitrogen mineralization in an June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:45 O79 3 AF0961 Chihiro Matsuoka Japan Tohoku University Oral Hall(()3F) Ecosystem Functions in Volcanic Soils is affected byyp phos phate availabilit y Samda [C2.3-3] Microbial Biodiversity and Consiglio per la Fungal translocation of microelements during Fagus and Quercus June 13(Fri) 14:45~ 15:00 O79 4 AF2412 Flavia Pinzari Italy Oral Hall(3F) Ecosystem Functions in Volcanic Soils Ricerca e la leaf litter decomposition in a volcanic soil ecosystem Samda [C2.3-3] Microbial Biodiversity and Agriculture Research Unravelling the influence of plant cover and microbial diversity June 13(Fri) 15:00~ 15:15 O79 5 AF2495 Rosario Napoli Italy Oral Hall(3F) Ecosystem Functions in Volcanic Soils Council - Research on ecosystem function of Melanic Samda [C2.3-3] Microbial Biodiversity and Early microbial succession in recent unvegetated volcanic June 13(Fri) 15:15~ 15:30 O79 6 AF2453 Hiroyuki Ohta Japan Ibaraki University Oral Hall(3F) Ecosystem Functions in Volcanic Soils deposits of Miyake-jima Island, Japan Room [C3. 3- 3] Ecological Significance of Soil Switzerlan Oxygen isotopes for unravellinunravellingg phosphorus transformations June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:10 O80 1 AF0332 Emmanuel Frossard ETH Zurich Oral 401(4F) Organic Phosphorus d in the soil/plant system: a review Room [C3.3-3] Ecological Significance of Soil N-fixing tree species (Acacia mangium) introduced in Eucalyptus June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:30 O80 2 AF1837 Kittima Waithaisong France INRA Oral 401(4F) Organic Phosphorus forest modify soil organic P and low molecular weight organic Room [C3.3-3] Ecological Significance of Soil The University of Understanding organic phosphorus speciation in agricultural June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:50 O80 3 AF1656 Melinda Moata Australia Oral 401(4F) Organic Phosphorus Adelaide, South soils: Correlation between P types in relation to carbon (C), Room [C3.3-3] Ecological Significance of Soil Abundance and diversity of phoD bacterial communities as June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:10 O80 4 AF2908 Tandra Fraser Canada University of Guelph Oral 401(4F) Organic Phosphorus influenced by long-term agricultural management Room [C3.3-3] Ecological Significance of Soil School of Agriculture, The accumulation of inorganic and organic P forms in fertilized June 13(Fri) 15:10~ 15:30 O80 5 AF2421 Timothy Mclaren Australia Oral 401(4F) Organic Phosphorus Food and Wine, The pasture soils Room [DS1] Micromorphological Answers to Astrid Kirsten Tracing palaeo-environmental and land-use changes in June 13(Fri) 13:40~ 14:10 O81 1 AF0844 Germany Goethe University Oral 402(4F) Palaeopedological and Polypedogenetic Roepke polygenetic soils of the Alpine Forelands (Germany) and the Room [DS1] Micromorphological Answers to Institute for June 13(Fri) 14:10~ 14:30 O81 2 AK1591 Heejin Lee Korea Oral Paleohydrology and ancient and historical paddysol 402(4F) Palaeopedological and Polypedogenetic Archaeology and Room [DS1] Micromorphological Answers to Przemyslaw Nicolaus Copernicus Soil sequences in the young morainic landscapes of North- June 13(Fri) 14:30~ 14:50 O81 3 AF1070 Poland Oral 402(4F) Palaeopedological and Polypedogenetic Charzynski University Eastern Poland. Room [DS1] Micromorphological Answers to V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Microtomographic Studies of Loamy Soils: Problems and June 13(Fri) 14:50~ 15:10 O81 4 AF2769 Elena Skvortsova Russia Oral 402(4F) Palaeopedological and Polypedogenetic Science Institute Prospects Room [DS1] Micromorphological Answers to June 13(Fri) 15:10~ 15:30 O81 5 AF0361 Sophie Leguedois France Inra Oral Modelling pedogenesis in the Anthropocene 402(4F) Palaeopedological and Polypedogenetic BBkkHllaekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Dig ita l So il Mapp ing US Depar tmen t o f June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:40 O82 1 AF0817 Jonathan Hempel USA Oral GlobalSoilMap?The History, Vision and Way forward A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap Agriculture Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping The University of Model averaging for combining disaggregated analogue soil June 13(Fri) 16:40~ 16:50 O82 2 AF0324 Brendan Malone Australia Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap Sydney maps with those from scorpan kriging: Experience from the Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping The University of June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:00 O82 3 AF1659 Nathan Odgers Australia Oral Spatial disaggregation using random toposequences A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap Sydney Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping The University of Pedogeomorphometry, integrating empirical and mechanistic June 13(Fri) 17:00~ 17:10 O82 4 AF0715 Budiman Minasny Australia Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap Sydney models for better prediction of soil over space and time 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping Modelling of Soil Carbon Variability and Trajectories across the June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:20 O82 5 AF2087 Sabine Grunwald USA University of Florida Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap Conterminous U.S. Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping United The James Hutton Mapping the functionality of soils in Scotland using a neural June 13(Fri) 17:20~ 17:30 O82 6 AF2064 Matt Aitkenhead Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap Kingdom Institute network-based digital soil mapping approach Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping The University of Operational Digital Soil Mapping at National Scale: Application June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:40 O82 7 AF0751 Stephen Akpa Australia Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap Sydney of Random Forest to Spatial Prediction of Soil Particle-Size Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping Evaluating total carbon stocks using satellite images in a June 13(Fri) 17:40~ 17:50 O82 8 AK2271 Jongsung Kim Korea University of Florida Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap subtropical wetland:the Everglades, Florida, U.S. Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping Spatial distribution of soil organic carbon in southern Greenland June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:00 O82 9 AF1411 Søren M. Kristiansen Denmark Aarhus University Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap assessed following the Globalsoilmap.net specifications Baekrok Hall [WG13] Progress in Digital Soil Mapping Huazhong Agricultural Application of spatial simulated annealing method on a soil June 13(Fri) 18:00~ 18:10 O82 10 AF1045 Wei Huangwei China Oral A(1F) and GlobalSoilMap University sampling scheme in the road surrounding region Baekrok Hall [WG11] Soil Information Exchange June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:50 O83 1 AF0830 Peter Wilson Australia CSIRO Oral Developing international soil information exchange standards B(1F) Standards and Systems Baekrok Hall [WG11] Soil Information Exchange Federal Institute for ISO and INSPIRE for digital soil data exchange ? extensions, June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:10 O83 2 AF2034 Einar Eberhardt Germany Oral B(1F) Standards and Systems Geosciences and improvements and potential feedbacks between similar Baekrok Hall [WG11] Soil Information Exchange EUROPEAN European Soil Data Centre: A spatial data infrastructure for June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:30 O83 3 AF2020 Panos Panagos Italy Oral B(()1F) Standards and Systems COMMISSION, Joint research and ppyolicy makin g in Euro pe Baekrok Hall [WG11] Soil Information Exchange Federal Institute for June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:50 O83 4 AF2916 Rainer Baritz Germany Oral Best practice guidelines for soil data harmonization B(1F) Standards and Systems Geosciences and Baekrok Hall [WG11] Soil Information Exchange June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:10 O83 5 AF1385 Yanfeng Shu Australia CSIRO Oral Towards an Ontology-based Soil Information System B(1F) Standards and Systems Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] B: Soil Erosion and Degradation on EUROPEAN Soil Erosion at European level: A step forward data June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:40 O84 1 AF2081 Panos Panagos Italy Oral A(1F) Agriculture Land COMMISSION, Joint harmonization and collection with the contribution of a Yeongju Hall [C3. 2- 1] B: Soil Erosion and Degradation on New Natural regeneration of soil physical conditions following the June 13(Fri) 16:40~ 16:55 O84 2 AF0711 Roger Mclenaghen Lincoln University Oral A(1F) Agriculture Land Zealand establishment of permanent pasture on a structurally degraded Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] B: Soil Erosion and Degradation on Daljit Singh Karam Faculty of Agriculture, Impact of enrichment planting activity on soil physico-chemical June 13(Fri) 16:55~ 17:10 O84 3 AF0054 Malaysia Oral A(1F) Agriculture Land Singh Universiti Putra properties of degraded forestland Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] B: Soil Erosion and Degradation on Application of Soil Survey to Assess Non-Point Source of June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:25 O84 4 AF0046 Moustafa Elrashidi USA USDA-NRCS Oral A(1F) Agriculture Land Elements Contamination to Surface Water in Agriculture Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] B: Soil Erosion and Degradation on Consiglio per la June 13(Fri) 17:25~ 17:40 O84 5 AF1273 Edoardo Costantini Italy Oral The soil erosion risk map of the Sicilian region (1:250, 000 scale) A(1F) Agriculture Land ricerca e la Yeongju Hall [C3.2-1] A: Soil Erosion and Degradation on A sound measurement of splash detachment rates for erosion June 13(Fri) 17:40~ 17:55 O73 6 AF0384 Sophie Leguedois France Inra Oral A(1F) Agriculture Land and eluviation modelling Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] B: Soil Management Strategy for Shandong Industrialization Progress and Application of Slow & June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:50 O85 1 AF0906 Min Zhang China Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields Agricultural Controlled Release Fertilizers in China Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] B: Soil Management Strategy for University of Costa UTILITY OF SOIL ANALYSIS DATABASE OF ROUTINE June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:10 O85 2 AF0309 Floria Bertsch Costa Rica Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields Rica LABORATORY TO MONITOR AND DESCRIBE THE EVOLUTION OF Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] B: Soil Management Strategy for Universidad Nacional CHANGES IN SOIL FERTILITY UNDER SLASH AND BURN June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:30 O85 3 AF1030 Julio Alegre Peru Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields Agraria La Molina SYSTEMS WITH DIFFERENT LAND USE SYSTEMS IN THE Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] B: Soil Management Strategy for Assessment of nutrient flows and balances in smallholder cereal- June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:50 O85 4 AF2817 Andrews Opoku Ghana KNUST Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields legume-livestock farms in the dry savannas of West Africa Yeongju Hall [C3.3-4] B: Soil Management Strategy for Decadal changes of spatial distributions of soil properties in a June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:10 O85 5 AF0383 Naoki Moritsuka Japan Kyoto University Oral B(1F) Enhancing Crop Yields Japanese paddy field and their relationship with field Room [C3. 4- 1] Des ign an d Per formance o f Cover Ste ffen Bec k- Chr is tian- Albrec hts- WWtater blbalance an d so ilhil phys ica l proper ties o f a temporary June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:50 O86 1 AF1065 Germany Oral 201(2F) Systems for Landfills and Contaminated Broichsitter Universitat zu Kiel landfill cover in Northwest Germany Room [C3.4-1] Design and Performance of Cover United independent Cover Systems and Contaminated Land Remediation Strategies June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:10 O86 2 AF1401 Steven J. Pye Oral 201(2F) Systems for Landfills and Contaminated Kingdom consultant in England. Room [C3.4-1] Design and Performance of Cover The University of June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:30 O86 3 AF1474 Thomas Baumgartl Australia Oral Managing water flow through rock covers on mine sites 201(2F) Systems for Landfills and Contaminated Queensland Room [C3.4-1] Design and Performance of Cover Lublin University of Hydrophysical properties of clays likely to be used for landfill June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:50 O86 4 AF2106 Witold Stepniewski Poland Oral 201(2F) Systems for Landfills and Contaminated Technology liner construction 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Room [C3.4-1] Design and Performance of Cover June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:10 O86 5 201(2F) Systems for Landfills and Contaminated Room Viacheslav Practicality of using proximal soil sensing in agriculture and June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:50 O87 [WG8] Proximal Soil Sensin 1 AF2244 Canada McGill University Oral 202(2F) Adamchuk natural resources management Room Identification of morphological ssoiloil horizons in-situ using Visible June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:10 O87 [WG8] Proximal Soil Sensin 2 AF1134 Mario Fajardo Australia University of Sydney Oral 202(2F) Near Infrared spectroscopy Room New Landcare Research - June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:30 O87 [WG8] Proximal Soil Sensin 3 AF1618 Pierre Roudier Oral Soil visible near-infrared spectroscopy: lessons from the field 202(2F) Zealand Manaaki Whenua Room The University of New Electromagnetic conductivity imaging (EMCI) of soil using a June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:50 O87 [WG8] Proximal Soil Sensin 4 AF2593 John Triantafilis Australia Oral 202(2F) South Wales DUALEM-421 and inversion modelling software (EM4Soil) Room Washington State In situ evaluation of a VisNIR penetrometer for soil June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:10 O87 [WG8] Proximal Soil Sensin 5 AF2873 Matteo Poggio USA Oral 202(2F) University characterization Halla Hall [C2.2-3] B: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants Chonbuk National Thallium Adsorption-Desorption Quantity-Intensity June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:50 O88 1 AK3073 Jin-Ho Lee Korea Oral A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment University Relationships in Different Soils Halla Hall [C2.2-3] B: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants Kangwon National Assessment of cadmium contaminated soil using sulfur oxidizing June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:10 O88 2 AK3083 Sang-Eun Oh Korea Oral A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment Univ. bacteria: batch tests Halla Hall [C2.2-3] B: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants Technische Methods for visualising active microbial toluene and benzene June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:30 O88 3 AF0182 Christian Schurig Germany Oral A(()3F) Entering the Soil Environment Universitaet degraders in in situ microcosms Halla Hall [C2.2-3] B: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants The University of Characterising the functional relationships of stable forms of June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:50 O88 4 AF2270 Ehsan Tavakkoli Australia Oral A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment Adelaide organic carbon in micro- and nano-aggregates of soils with a Halla Hall [C2.2-3] B: Behavior and Fate of Pollutants korean growth media June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:10 O88 5 AK1027 Lee-Yul Kim Korea Oral A Study of Korean Growing Media’s Characteristics A(3F) Entering the Soil Environment research institute Halla Hall [C2.5-2] How do Interactions with Organo- Technische Congruent development of microbial communities, organic June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:50 O89 1 AF1238 Geertje Pronk Germany Oral B(3F) Mineral Surfaces Alter the Dynamics and Universitat Munchen matter and surface properties in artificial soils with different Halla Hall [C2. 5- 2] How do Interactions with Organo- Huazhong Agricultural June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:10 O89 2 AF0679 Wenfeng Tan China Oral Soil humic aicd complexation with protein B(3F) Mineral Surfaces Alter the Dynamics and University Halla Hall [C2.5-2] How do Interactions with Organo- Indian Agricultural Nanoparticles of Fe2O3 and ZnO and microbial interactions in June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:30 O89 3 AF1774 Ashok Patra India Oral B(3F) Mineral Surfaces Alter the Dynamics and Research Institute rice rhizosphere Halla Hall [C2.5-2] How do Interactions with Organo- Institute of Effect of phenanthrene and hexadecane on the release and June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:50 O89 4 AF2917 Katharina Reichel Germany Oral B(3F) Mineral Surfaces Alter the Dynamics and Geoscience, Friedrich transport of mobile organic matter in soil - a two layer column Halla Hall [C2.5-2] How do Interactions with Organo- Georg-August- Microbial utilization of free versus sorbed pyruvate investigated June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:10 O89 5 AF2651 Carolin Apostel Germany Oral B(3F) Mineral Surfaces Alter the Dynamics and University of by positon-specific 13C and 14C labeling and 13C-PLFA analysis Samda [C1.4-2] The Progress in Development and USDA, Natural Proposed Soil Taxonomy Changes for and Other Soils June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:50 O90 1 AF2178 David Smith USA Oral Hall(3F) Harmonization of Soil Classifications Resources with Gelic Materials Samda [C1.4-2] The Progress in Development and Soils with high activity clay and high CEC in Acre State, Amazon June 13(Fri) 16:50~ 17:10 O90 2 AF0856 Lucia Helena Anjos Brazil UFRRJ Oral Hall(3F) Harmonization of Soil Classifications region Samda [C1.4-2] The Progress in Development and Szent Istvan The method of development and structure of the modernized June 13(Fri) 17:10~ 17:30 O90 3 AF2116 Erika Micheli Hungary Oral Hall(3F) Harmonization of Soil Classifications University Hungarian Soil Sclassification System Samda [C1.4-2] The Progress in Development and USDA Natural June 13(Fri) 17:30~ 17:50 O90 4 AF1250 Micheal Golden USA Oral Developing a Simplified Guide To Soil Taxonomy Hall(3F) Harmonization of Soil Classifications Resources Samda [C1.4-2] The Progress in Development and Zhejiang A&F Explore the Secrecy in the Distribution of Red and Yellow Soil on June 13(Fri) 17:50~ 18:10 O90 5 AF0336 Zhongjie Ye China Oral Hall(3F) Harmonization of Soil Classifications University the Earth Room Hong Hong Kong Institute Environmental Geochemistry and Health, with Special June 13(Fri) 16:20~ 16:40 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 1 AF3283 Ming H. Wong Oral 401(4F) Kong of Education Reference to Food Contaminants Room HHtltitifilAlblhlltfdeavy metal contamination of soils: A global challenge to food June 13(Fri) 16:40~ 16:53 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 2 AF0465 Zhenli He USA University of Florida Oral 401(4F) security Room Kansas State June 13(Fri) 16:53~ 17:06 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 3 AF2217 Charles William Rice USA Oral Soil at the Nexus of Food Security, Climate, and Sustainability 401(4F) University Room The University of SOIL THE NEXT STEP NEXUS FOR GLOBAL EXISTENTIAL June 13(Fri) 17:06~ 17:19 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 4 AF0786 Damien Field Australia Oral 401(4F) Sydney ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES Room MOVEMENT OF HEAVY METALS FROM SOIL TO HUMAN FOOD June 13(Fri) 17:19~ 17:32 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 5 AF2911 Xiao- E Yang China Zhejiang University Oral 401(4F) CHAIN AND RISK ASSESSMENT 20WCSS_Oral Schedule(vol.7) session Abstract Final Date Time Room Session Order Name Country Affiliation Abstract Title code No Type Room Cherukumalli Central Research Improving Soil Productivity in Dryland Agroecosystems of India June 13(Fri) 17:32~ 17:45 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 6 AF0215 India Oral 401(4F) Srinivasarao Institute for Dryland by Using Organic Amendments Room Rajasekar University of South June 13(Fri) 17:45~ 17:58 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 7 AF0208 Australia Oral PHOSPHORUS RECOVERY AND REUSE FROM WASTE STREAMS 401(4F) Karunanithi Australia Room CIHEAM EXPO2015 Milan and Feeding Knowledge programme: the nexus June 13(Fri) 17:58~ 18:10 O91 [DS5] Soil Health: Key to Food Security 8 AF0179 Pandi Zdruli Italy Oral 401(4F) Mediterranean between land, water, climate change, biodiversity, energy and