Wednesday, 9 November 2005: 8:55 AM
Convention Center,, Room 250DE, Upper Level
280: Soil-Landscape Modeling and Geospatial Analysis
Sponsor:S05 Pedology
Presiding:James Thompson, West Virginia University
8:55 AM Introductory Remarks
9:00 AM280-1A New Approach to Soilscape Quantification. 
Blake Ketchum, Department of Crops and Soils, Alan Busacca, Department of Crops and Soils
9:15 AM280-2Landscape Modeling of a Spoil Island: Applications of Pedology to Subaqueous Soils and Seagrass Mitigation in the Indian River Lagoon. 
Kelly Fischler, University of Florida, Larry Ellis, University of Florida, Mary Collins, University of Florida
9:30 AM280-3Spatial Data Mining and Soil-Landscape Modeling Applied to Soil Survey. 
Abdelhamid A. Elnaggar, Oregon State University, Jay S. Noller, Oregon State University
9:45 AM280-4Classification Tree Analysis for Predicting Soil Distribution on Public Lands, Green River Basin, Wyoming. 
Amy M. Saunders, Utah State University, Janis L. Boettinger, Utah State University, R. Douglas Ramsey, Utah State University
10:00 AM Break
10:15 AM280-5Uncertainty in Estimates of Carbon Stocks at the Field-Management Scale. 
Michael Thompson, Iowa State University, Teresita Chua-Ona, Iowa State University
10:30 AM280-6Development of the GIS-Based Remote Area Soil Proxy (RASP) Model. 
Toby Rodgers, USDA-NRCS, Crystal Briggs, USDA-NRCS, Jon Riedel, National Park Service, Alan Busacca, Washington State Univ., Bruce Frazier, Washington State Univ.
10:45 AM280-7Spatial Analysis of Soil Erosion Potential and Drainage Network in the Laramie River Basin.
Rifat Akis, University Of Wyoming, Larry Munn, University Of Wyoming, J. Michael Daniels, University Of Wyoming
11:00 AM280-8Spatial Patterns of Clays and Organic Carbon along Semiarid Hillslopes.
Tony Hartshorn, University of California Santa Barbara, Lesego Khomo, University of the Witwatersrand, Oliver Chadwick, University of California Santa Barbara
11:15 AM Discussion
11:30 AM Adjourn

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