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CASMGS 2003 Conference
Carbon Measurement and
Monitoring Forum
The CASMGS (Consortium
for Agricultural Soils Mitigation of Greenhouse Gases) 2003 Carbon
Measurement and Monitoring Forum was a great success. A big thank you to
all the speakers and all those who attended! A group of more than 125
scientists, policymakers, energy company representatives, producers and
producer organization representatives, and others from 25 states and 3
foreign countries attended.
List of attendees with email
addresses
Feedback from attendees
Summary of
program (to come)
Presentations,
Papers, Abstracts, and Posters (all files below
are in pdf format)
Note: It is not permitted to use figures or tables included in any of the
following files for personal use in other presentations or publications
without prior written consent of the authors, beyond those that have
already been published in official reports or publications (permission for
using those figures and tables need to be directed to the publisher).
* Wednesday Presentations
Introduction -- Chuck Rice, K-State
Australian Approaches to Carbon Monitoring -- Jeff Baldock,
Australian CRC for Greenhouse Accounting
Canadian Approaches to Carbon Monitoring -- Carlos Monreal,
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
New
Zealand Approaches to Carbon Monitoring -- Kevin Tate, New Zealand
Landcare Research
U.S.
Approaches to Carbon Monitoring -- Joel Brown, USDA-NRCS
U.S. International Climate Change Initiatives and COP-9 -- Toral Patel-Weynand, U.S. Department of
State
Emerging Research Challenges for Carbon Sequestration
-- Jim Hrubovcak, USDA
Potential of Cropland and Grassland to Sequester Carbon -- Chuck
Rice, K-State
Economics of Management Adoption to Sequester Carbon in Agricultural
Soils -- Jeff Williams, K-State (abstract)
* Thursday Presentations
Carbon
Sequestration and the Climate Change Technology Program -- Ron
Birk, NASA
Soil
Sampling for Carbon: Influence of Landscape, Temporal Variability, and
Physical Properties -- Rich Conant, Colorado State University
Monitoring and Verification: Practices and Modeling -- Stephen
Ogle, Colorado State University
Monitoring and Verification: Benchmarks and Databases -- John
Brenner, USDA-NRCS
Scaling: Databases, Remote Sensing, Models -- Cesar Izaurralde,
Pacific Northwest Research Laboratory
Remote
Sensing as a Carbon Measurement and Monitoring Tool -- Kevin
Price, University of Kansas
Methods
for Calculating Discount Rates -- Gordon Smith, Environmental
Defense
Acceptable Error for Measurement of Carbon Sequestration -- Ted
Hartsig, SES, Inc.
* Friday Presentations
Economics: Factors Affecting Measurement Costs -- Sian Mooney,
University of Wyoming (abstract)
Economics:
Can You Sell All You Measure? -- Bruce McCarl, Texas A&M
University (abstract)
Making
Carbon Measurement Pay -- Zach Willey, Environmental Defense
Carbon
Sequestration: A Near-Term Opportunity -- Ned Leonard, Western
Fuels Association, Inc.
* Papers, Abstracts, and
Posters
Short-term effects of tillage, cropping system, and N rate on soil
carbon and N dynamics. Al-Kaisi, et al., Iowa State University
Soil texture: Effects on C strage and the sensitivity of the CENTURY
model for predicting soil carbon change in north central Montana. Bricklemyer,
et al., Montana State University
Mapping soil carbon with on-the-go with near infrared spectroscopy. Christy,
et al., Veris Technologies
DAYCENT model anyalysis of agricultural soil N20 and net greenhouse gas
emissions in the USA. Del Grosso, et al., Colorado State University
Establishment of benchmarks for the measurement and monitoring of
carbon sequestration in soil. Fernando, et al., Kansas State University
Nitrogen, tillage, and irrigated crop rotation effects on soil carbon
sequestration. Halvorson, et al., USDA-ARS
Mapping soil organic carbon with NIRS soil sensor technology. Laird, USDA-NRCS,
and Christy, Veris Technologies
Development of web-based tools to simulate how much carbon is stored in
soil with different management. Lim et al., Purdue University
Estimation of crop carbon inputs from recorded national crop yield data.
Lokupitiya et al., Colorado State University
Measuring and monitoring costs for soil carbon contracts: An economic
analysis. Mooney, et al., University of Wyoming
U.S. agricultural land use and management impacts on soil organic
carbon storage during the 1990s. Ogle, et al., Colorado State University
Changes in soil C by manure and tillage. Rice, et al., Kansas State University
Carbon budget in dryland agroecosystems after 12 years in no-till as
affected by climate gradient, slope position, and cropping intensity. Sherrod,
et al., Colorado State University
Field-scale mapping of soil carbon stocks. Simbahan, et al., University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Measuring soil organic carbon in rangelands. Stuth and Blaisdell, Texas A&M University
Current approaches to soil carbon monitoring in New Zealand. Tate,
et al., New Zealand Landcare Research
Landscape modeling of soil carbon sequestration. Thomson, et al., Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Non-destructive in situ soil carbon analysis: principle and results.
Wielopolski, et al., Brookhaven Institute
Long-term management impacts on soil carbon and nitrogen sequestration of
grazed bermudagrass pastures.
Wright, et al., Texas A&M University
Influence of initial soil carbon content on carbon sequestration in
cropland. Yang, et al., University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Sensitivity of C sequestration to net primary productivity and tillage
in maize cropping systems. Yang, et al., University of Nebraska_Lincoln
C-Lock: A system for estimating and certifying agricultural carbon
emission reduction credits. Zimmerman, et al., South Dakota School of Mines
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