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198 Honoring James Jones: Agroclimatology and Agronomic Modeling: II

Poster Session

Honoring James Jones: Agroclimatology and Agronomic Modeling

ASA Section: Climatology & Modeling
Tuesday, October 18, 2011: 4:30 PM-6:00 PM
Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Hall C, Street Level
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Future Needs and Uses of Crop Modeling.
James Jones, University of Florida
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Implications of the Interannual Weather Variability On Water Use and Yield of Drybean Grown In the State of Wyoming, USA.
Axel Garcia y Garcia, University of Wyoming; Abdel Mesbah, University of Wyoming; Cecilia Tojo Soler, Washington State University; Randall Violett, University of Wyoming; Mike Moore, University of Wyoming; Mike Killen, University of Wyoming
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Consideration of Drainage Ditches and Sediment Rating Curve for SWAT Model Performance.
Ali Sadeghi, Hydrology & Remote Sensing Lab.; Aisha Sexton, Hydrology & Remote Sensing Lab.; Gregory McCarty, Hydrology & Remote Sensing Lab.; Megan Lang, USFS-Northern Research Station; Dean Hively, USGS Eastern Geographic Science Center; Adel Shirmohammadi, University of Maryland
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Evaluation of Various Methods of Estimating Solar Radiation for Crop Model Application In the Southeastern USA.
Prem Woli, Mississippi State University; Joel Paz, Mississippi State University
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CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON Sugarcane PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN Brazil.
Fabio R. Marin, EMBRAPA AGRICULTURE INFORMATICS; James Jones, University of Florida; FREDERICK ROYCE, University of Florida; Giampaolo Pellegrino, EMBRAPA AGRICULTURE INFORMATICS; EDUARDO ASSAD, EMBRAPA AGRICULTURE INFORMATICS
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Effects of Inter-Annual Weather Variability on Corn Grown in Southeastern USA.
Cecilia Tojo Soler, Washington State University; Jakarat Anothai, Washington State University; Alan Green, AgroFresh Inc.; Gerrit Hoogenboom, Washington State University
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