| Monday, 7 November 2005: 8:55 AM | |||
| Symposium--Water and Chemical Fluxes from the Pore to Landscape Scale: I | |||
| Sponsor: | S01 Soil Physics | ||
| Presidings: | Markus Flury, Washington State University Thomas Puetz, Agrosphere Institute - Forschungszentrum Juelich | ||
| Introductory Remarks | |||
| 76-1 | Understanding the Fate of Water and Nitrogen at the Floodplain Scale. Keith L. Bristow, CSIRO Land and Water | ||
| 76-2 | From Pore- to Continuum-Scale Understanding of Flow and Transport Processes in Porous Media. Hans-Joerg Vogel, University of Heidelberg, Institute of Environmental Physics | ||
| 76-3 | Computer Modeling of Multiphase Fluid Flow in Fractured and Porous Media. P. Meakin, Idaho National Laboratory | ||
| Break | |||
| 76-4 | Biohydrochemical Coevolution — Water and Chemical Fluxes in a Marine-Terrace Chronosequence. David A. Stonestrom, US Geological Survey, Arthur F. White, US Geological Survey, Marjorie S. Schulz, US Geological Survey | ||
| 76-5 | Sampling Silica and Ferrihydrite Colloids with Fiberglass Wicks under Unsaturated Conditions. Jason M. Shira, Univ. of Idaho, Szabolcs Czigany, University of Pecs, TTK, Barbara Williams, Univ. of Idaho, Markus Flury, Washington State University, Markus Tuller, Univ. of Idaho, James Harsh, Washington State University | ||
| 76-6 | Multi-Functional Heat Pulse Probe Measurements of Coupled Vadose Zone Fluxes. Jan W. Hopmans, University of California Davis, Annette P. Mortensen, Geological Institute, Jirka Simunek, Department of Environmental Science, Yasushi Mori, Shimane University, Gerard Kluitenberg, Kansas State University, Department of Agronomy | ||
| 76-7 | The Advantage of Lysimeter Experiments to Estimate the Degradation, Leaching Behaviour and Availability to Plants of 14c/15n-Labeled Acetylene Diurea. Werner Mittelstaedt, Inst Agrosphere, Michael Krajewski, Inst Agrosphere, Fritz Fuehr, Inst Agrosphere | ||
| Discussion | |||
| Adjourn | |||
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