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3nd Announcement

PAWEES 2012International Conference on “Challenges of Water & Environmental Managementin

Monsoon Asia”

27-29 November 2012, Thailand

International Society of Paddy and Water Environment Engineering (PAWEES) Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University (CU)

Faculty of Engineering at Kamphaengsaen, Kasertsart University (KU) Royal Irrigation Department (RID)

Aims and Scope The objective is to provide a platform for researchers, scientists, practitioners, and policy makers to share and present new advances, research findings, perspectives, and experiences in Paddy and Water Environment and related disciplines. Special attentions will be given to developing certain skills or competence, or general upgrading of performance ability for climate change adaptation, participatory irrigation and environmental management, and sustainable development in irrigation and drainage in the monsoon Asia. The conference will bring together leading researchers, engineers, scientists, and officials in the domain of interest from around the world topics of the conference are: • Climate Change and Uncertainty • Participatory Management for Irrigation Projects • Emerging Technologies in Water Management • Environmental Sustainability in Paddy Irrigation and Drainage Language The official language of the conference will be English. All abstracts, papers and posters should be submitted in English. Programs DAY 1: PAWEES 2012 International Conference DAY 2: PAWEES 2012 International Conference (cont.) 11th PAWEES Award Ceremony and Cultural events (Individual) DAY 3: Technical tour to irrigation project and industrial estate (optional)

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PAWEES 2012 International Conference

Date: 27 November 2012 Venue: XujatiKambhu Convention Hall & NEWMASIP Training Center

Time Plenary Session 08.30-09.00 Registration 09.00- 10.10 ( 5 minutes for each remarks; 25 minutes for each keynote speech)

Opening Ceremony and Opening Remarks - Dr. BoonsomLerthirankul (Dean of Faculty of Engineering, CU) - Dr. PiromKamol-ratanakul (President of Chulalongkorn University) - Dr. VudtechaiKapilakanchana (President of Kasetsart University) - Dr. Tai-cheol Kim (President of PAWEES)

Keynote Speech - Mr. LertvirojKowattana (Director General of RID) - Mr. Hiroyuki Konuma (Assistant Director General of FAO)

10.10-10.30 Coffee break

10.30- 12.10 (20 minutes for each

keynote speech)

Session A Climate Change and Uncertainty - Keynote Speech

Dr. Jin Soo Kim (President-elect of KSAE) Session B Participatory Management for Irrigation Projects

- Keynote Speech Mr.Va-Son Boonkird (Royal Irrigation Department)

Session C Emerging Technologies in Water Management - Keynote Speech

Mr. Wei-Fuu Yang (President of TAES, Taiwan) Prof. Fi-John Chang (National Taiwan University)

Session D Environmental Sustainability in Paddy Irrigation and Drainage

- Keynote Speech Dr. ShoShiozawa (President of JSIDE)

12.10- 13.00 Lunch break

13.00- 15.00 (15 minutes for each presentation)

Session A Climate Change and Uncertainty

Session B Participatory Management for Irrigation Projects

Session C Emerging Technologies in Water Management


15.00- 15.30 Coffee break

15.30- 16.30 (15 minutes for each presentation)





18.00-20.00 Reception Dinner

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PAWEES 2012 International Conference (cont.)

Date: 28 November 2012 Venue: XujatiKambhu Convention Hall & NEWMASIP Training Center

Time Plenary Session (Tentative) 08.30-09.00 Registration 09.00-10.00 (15 minutes for each presentation)




10.00-10.30 Coffee break 10.30-12.00 (15 minutes for each presentation)




12.00- 13.00 Lunch break 13.00- 14.00 Award ceremony

International Award Paper and Review Award

14.00-15.00 Agenda I-PWE publication 15.00- 15.30 Coffee break 15.30-15.45 Agenda II- Management of PAWEES 15.45-16.00 Agenda III- International cooperation opportunities among

member countries 16.00-16.20 Bangkok Statement 16.20-16.30 Closing Remarks 17.30 Dinner with cultural events: Loy Krathong Session A Climate Change and Uncertainty (15 minutes for each presentation) Invited paper: Farmers’ responses to climate change adaptation in irrigation project (Thailand Case Study) by Assoc. Prof. Chaiyuth Suksri, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. A1. A review of land-use change scenarios by new climate change scenarios in Korea

(Oh, Y.-G.*, S.–H. Yoo, D.K. Lee, J.-Y. Choi) A2. Simulation of GHG emission from paddy by DNDC model for climate change impact in Korea

(Shin, M., J. Jang, Y. Sung, J. Choi) A3. Agricultural Infrastructure Database Establishment for Vulnerability Assessment According to

Climate Change in Korea (Kim, S.M.*, S.M. Kim, M.W. Jang) A4. Coping with uncertainties in climate change by stochastic storm rainfall simulation (Cheng, K.-S.*,Y.-C. Wu, Y.-F. Su, J.-J. Liou) A5. The study to parameter sensitivity analysis of the Denitrification-Decomposition (DNDC)

model (Vanichsan, D.*, and B. Kwanyuen)

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A6. Effect of Land Use Change and Global Warming On CH4 Emission From Rice Paddy - Responses and Mechanism (Eusufzai, M.K.*, T. Tokida, M. Nakajima and R. Sameshima)

A7. Water management practices mitigating greenhouse gas emissions but maintaining rice yield (Kudo, Y.*, K. Noborio, T. Kato, N. Shimoozono,Y. Kurihara and C. Arif)

A8. Climate Change Impacts on Crop Water Requirement in Korea (Yun, D.K.*, J.H. Jo, K.H.

Han, J.Y.Choi) A9. Climate Change Impact Assessment in Sukhothai Province: Intercomparison between Three

Global Climate Models (Hanittinan, P.*, S. Koontanakulvong) A10.Probability based assessment of Climate Change Impact on Irrigation Systems in Upper

Chao Phraya Basin (Koontanakulvong, S.*, C. Suthidhummajit) A11. Assessment of Climate Change Impact on Irrigation Systems in Lower Chao Phraya Basin

and adaptation recommendations (Koontanakulvong, S.*, D. Jampanil) A12. Assessment of Climate Change Impact on Agricultural Water Supply Capacity Using SWAT

and MODSIM models (Ahn, S.R.*, R. Ha, and S.J. Kim) A13. Assessment of Climate Change Impact on Multi-purpose Dam based on RCP emission

scenarios Using SLURP model (Ha, R.*, S.R. Ahn, and S.-J. Kim) A14.Mitigation Method of Irrigation Systems against Climate Change in the Chao Phraya Basin,

Thailand (Miyazato, T., K. Higuchi*, and H. Watanabe) A15. The Impact of Climate Change for Natural Runoff. A Case Study of Lumtakong River Basin,

NakornRatchasima Province (Kongjun, T. and M. Ratmanee) A16. Analysis Framework for Water Resource Policy Decision-Making under Effects of Climate

Change (N. Bongochgetsakul, P. Suttinon, K. Uemoto, S. Nasu) Session B Participatory Management for Irrigation Projects (15 minutes for each presentation) B1. Relationship between irrigation water management by farmers’ group and the levy system

(Uchimura, M.*, S. Sakata, T. Tomosho) B2. Participatory Water Management Tools for Sustainable Agriculture in the Seomjin River

System, Korea (Lee, K.*, J. Ryu, J. Kim, and H. Kim) B3. Role of Farmers’ Organization on Tank Cascade System in Sri Lanka to adapt Climate

Change (Oka, N.*, and T. Higashimaki) B4. Irrigation Vulnerable Duration Assessment using Distribution of Agricultural Water Supply

and Demand (Nam, W.-H.*, T. Kim, J.-Y. Choi, J.J. Lee) B5. Assessment of Farmer Participation in Irrigation Management for Paddy Irrigation

Development in Myanmar (Naing, M.M.*, Z.M. Htut, Y. Matsuno, and H. Horino) B6. Impact of Participatory Approaches on Irrigation Development and Management for

Communal Irrigation System (CIS): Case Studies in three provinces of North Philippines (Balderama, Orlando F.)

B7. Application software development for rural water management services supporting information for participatory management work in land improvement districts, Japan (Higuchi, K.*, Y. Takeshita, R. Ito, K. Honda, M. Mizoguchi, and T. Iida)

B8. Assessment of Farmers’ Participation in Traditional and Modernized Water Management Systems in the Nile Delta, Egypt (Abou El-Hassan W.H., M. Satoh*, T.Taniguchi, and N. Abou El Fotoh)

B9. Investigation of paddy field irrigation activities by farmers aiming for demand-oriented irrigation service (Iida, T.*, M. Kimura, K. Yoshida, N. Kubo, T. Yokoi)

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Session C Emerging Technologies in Water Management (15 minutes for each presentation) C1. Dam Management at Drought in dry season paddy irrigation, Case Study of Mae Suai Dam

(Wongtragoon, U.*, H. Tanji, N. Kubo) C2. Assessing Flood Damages of Rice in the Chao Phraya Delta, Using MODIS Satellite Imageries

(Kotera, A.*, T. Nagano) C3. Optimizing Non-Flooded Irrigation under System of Rice Intensification Crop Management

using Genetic Algorithms (Arif, C.*, M. Mizoguchi, B.I. Setiawan, R. Doi) C4. Investigating the interactive recharge mechanisms between surface water and groundwater

over the Jhuoshuei River Basin in Central Taiwan (Chang, Fi-John et al.) C5. Modification of SWAT for modeling hydrological processes in a watershed containing paddy

fields (Sakaguchi, A.*, S. Eguchi, T. Kato) C6. jIrAIs: Agent-Based Modeling for Simulating Irrigation Water Use in Paddy Land

(Phankamolsil, Y.*, and E. Kositsakulchai) C7. A Bayesian Uncertainty Analysis of the Modelled Surface- and Ground-Water Flows in an

Agricultural Watershed (Imagawa, C.*, I. Hondoh) C8. A Study on Drainage Efficiency of Shortcut Canal Project in the Lower Thachin River

(Intaboot, N.*, W. Taesombat) C9. Drought response model by farmers after decreasing water supply (Tanji, H.*, H. Kiri and T.

Nakaya) C10. Water Footprint of Rice in Thailand (Tamma, N.*, T. Thumniyom, T. Sukumalchart, A.

Pornprommin, S. Lipiwattanakarn) C11. Development of Automated Irrigation System for Food Production Land (Saptomo, S.K.*,

B.I. Setiawan) C12. Multi-ensemble climate data for crop water requirement in Korea (Yoo, S.-H.*, J.-Y. Choi,

T. Kim, S.-H. Lee) C13. Assessment of Leakage Reduction Methods of Reservoir Embankments through estimation

of Carbon Dioxide Emissions (Noh, S*, Y. Son, T. Bong, J. Park, T. Kim) C14. Satellite Data Application for flood simulation (Pakoksung, K.*, S. Koontanakulvong, A.

Sriaiyawat) C15. Statistical Forecasting of Rainfall and Runoff by ENSO index in Chao Phraya River Basin In

Thailand (Chaowiwat, W.*, S. Koontanakulvong) C16. Estimation of Streamflow by SWAT Model in Sedone River Basin, LAO P D R (Kimala, V.*

and E. Kositsakuchai) C17. Yoshino and Nan River Basins Development and Management Comparative Study

(Putthividhya, A.*, S. Koontanakulvong, and P. Hoisungwan) C18. System of Environment-Economic Accounting for Water in case of Thailand (Suttinon, P.*,

and S. Nasu) C19. Application of Input-Output Table for future water resources management under policy and

climate change in Thailand: Rayong Province Case study (Jampanil, D.*, P. Suttinon, S. Nasu and S. Koontanakulvong)

C20. Water Footprint of Bioethanol Production in Thailand (Sukumalchart, T.*, A. Pornprommin, S. Lipiwattanakarn)

C21.Channelization Due to Seepage Erosion in Three Dimensions (Kaewnon, P.*, W. Thaisiam, A. Pornprommin)

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C22.The optimal rule curve of Pa-Bon reservoir for irrigation and flood mitigation (Jantamaneechot, P.*, W. Thaisiam, A. Pornprommin)

C23. Development of a Float Type Optical Water Level Measurement by Image Processing Technique: Field Experiment (Sirivitmitrie, C.*, V. Vudhivanich, P. Chuagula)

C24. Channelization Due to Seepage Erosion in Two Dimensions (Maneenoon, D.*, W. Thaisiam, A. Pornprommin)

C25. Application of Geographic Information System for crop monitoring and land plot managing system in irrigable area (Chittaladakorn, S*, K. Pinthong, and A. Teerachote)

C26. Estimation of Optimum Planting Date of Cassava after Rice based on Real-time monitoring data using Field Monitoring System in Rain-fed upper paddy field in Northeast Thailand (Srisutham, M., M. Mizoguchi, A. Polthanee, R. Doi)

Session D Environmental Sustainability in Paddy Irrigation and Drainage (15 minutes for each presentation) D1. Can Asian Experience be transferred to Africa? -Lessons Learned from Drafting a Rice

Production Manual in Africa (Fujimoto, N.*, K. Osuga and C. Hirose) D2. Water Quality Constituents Export from Paddy Field in Southern Korea (Yoon, K.-S.*, D.H.

Choi, J.W. Jung, W.J Choi, K.S. Lee, B.J. Lim) D3. Multi regression analysis of water quality characteristics in lowland paddy fields (Kato, T.*,K.

Yoshida, I. Azechi, K. Noda, H. Kuroda) D4. Evaluation of field Measurements and Estimated Rice Crop Water Requirement (Maina M.

M.*, M. S. M. Amin, W. Aimrun, A. Samsuzana) D5. Effect of Rice Straw Mat Mulch and Soil Amendments on Runoff under Laboratory Rainfall

Conditions (Won, C., M. Shin, Y. Choi, J. Shin, W. Park, J. Choi*) D6. Runoff and NPS Pollution Discharge Characteristics from Sloping Upland Fields in Korea

(Shin, J.Y., M. Shin, H. Yang, J. Choi) D7. Genetic diversities and population structures of small freshwater fishes in Mekong River

basin (Koizumi, N.*, S. Morioka, A. Mori, B. Vongvichith, K. Nishida, K. Watabe and T. Takemura)

D8. Characteristics of Drainage Water Quality and Loading from Paddy Field under Cyclic Irrigation and Its Management Options (Kurihara, K.*, Y. Matsuno, and N. Hatcho)

D9. Estimating Regional Total Phosphate Concentration in a River Basin through the NARX network (Chang, Fi-John et al.)

D10. Development of the World Atlas of Irrigated Agriculture for Sustainability Science (Nagano, T.*, A. Kotera)

D11. Influential factors in determining the timing of transplanting lowland rice: case study in Lao PDR (Ikeura, H.*, S. Inkhamseng, S. Vongphachanh, P. Xaypanya)

D12. Phosphorus Treatment Characteristics According to Design of Constructed Wetland (Cho, M.*, C. G. Yoon, Y. Son, J.-S. Kim)

D13. Habitat potential maps of three frog species for paddy field areas of the middle Sakura River basin, Japan (Watabe, K.*, A. Mori, N. Koizumi, T. Takemura and K. Nishida)

D14. A study on the water quality improvement of Hwa-Ong watershed using HSPF (Ryu, J.-H.*, C.G. Yoon, H.-P. Rhee, S. Lee)

D15. Water quality management of freshwater reservoir watershed by using HSPF and WASP (Oh, H.*, C. G. Yoon, Y.-K. Son, H.-p. Rhee, D. Han)

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D16. A Study on Nonpoint Pollution Management in Korea for Sustainable Water Resource (Lee, S.*, C. G. Yoon, S.-J. Lee, J.-h. Choi)

D17. Land use management and rice cropping pattern for sustainable solution to reduce flood risk at Chaophraya River Basin, Thaialnd (Kwanyuen, B. and N. Cherdchanpipat)

D18. Challenges in the decontamination of radioactive cesium of Fukushima: a rural planning perspective (Hashimoto, S.*, H. Arita, T. Yasutaka and Y. Iwasaki)

D19.Evaluation of effects of soil moisture content and wind condition on wind erosion in bare soil field (Yuge, K.*, M. Anan, and Y. Shinogi)

D20. Shift of Functional Roles of Irrigation Ponds in Agricultural Society- a Case Study in Taoyuan Tableland (Tan, C.-H.*, H.-Y. Hsu)

D21. Impacts of irrigation sources and practices on the nonpoint source pollution loadings from paddy fields (Cho, J., J.R. Jang, I. Song*, J.S. Kim, J.B. Lee, M.S. Kang, C.-G. Yoon, and J.S. Kim)

D22. Soil Macro Nutrient (N, P, K) during Growth Stages under Conventional and SRI (System of Rice Intensification) Practices in Tropical Soil (Ardiansyah*, Masrukhi, C. Arif, S.K. Saptomo, B.I. Setiawan)

D23. Effect of Cotton Mulch Sheets on Water Flow, EC, and Temperature Pattern in Masa (Loamy-sandy) Soil under Lettuce Crop Cultivation (Wijaya, K.*, H. Ueno, B.I. Setiawan, and Ardiansyah)

D24. A study of the reason why the reported yields of the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) are so widespread (Wakimoto, Y.*, E. Yamaji and S. Sato)

D25. Monitoring of Shallow Groundwater Infiltration of Pollutant Loads in Greenhouse and Conventional Farming Practices (Hong, E.M.*, J.-Y. Choi, M. S. Kang, S.-H. Yoo, J.-R. Jang)

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Registration free Date: 27-28 November 2012,PAWEES 2012 International Conference - Registration fee: US$200 for international participants US$100 for Thai national participants and US $ 50 for Students Date: 28 November 2012 at afternoon : PAWEES Annual Meeting at evening : Cultural events : Loy Krathong

- free for the delegations from PAWEES

Loy Krathong Day is one of the most popular festivals of Thailand celebrated annually on the Full-Moon Day of the Twelfth Lunar Month. It takes place at a time when the weather is fine as the rainy season is over and there is a high water level all over the country.

Date: 29 November 2012 Technical tour (Optional): Fee: US $ 50 per person

Visit flood protection schemes in an industrial estate, Pak-Hai Irrigation Project, cultural visit at Bang Pa-in Summer Palace travelling by car including lunch and dinner

Venue Xujati Kambhu Convention Hall & NEWMASIP Training Center Irrigation Development Institute, Royal Irrigation Department TiwanontRoad,Pakkred, Nonthaburi, Thailand Tel: +66-2-584-0378-9 Coordinates: N13.894077, E100.507895 It is located approximately 15 km north of the central Bangkok.

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Accommodations

For all Conference attendees, there will be available accommodation at Conference venue in the Irrigation Development Institute (Waterman Home) and Richmond Stylish Convention Hotel (www.richmondhotel-resort.com) at special conference rates: Richmond Stylish Convention Hotel 69/783-787 Rattanathibeth Rd., Bang-kra-sau, Nonthaburi 11000 Tel: +66-2-831-8888 Fax: +66-2-831-8877 Email: [email protected] Website: www.richmondhotel-resort.com Coordinates: N13.860497, E100.51288 Waterman Home Irrigation Development Institute, Royal Irrigation Department Tiwanont Road, Pakkred, Nonthaburi Tel: +66-2-962-4719 Coordinates: N13.894077, E100.507895

Richmond Stylish Convention Hotel

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PAWEES 2012Conference Venue

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Transportation Participants can go to hotel from Suvarnabhumi International Airport (http://www.suvarnabhumiairport.com) either by public taxi or by hotel limousines. By hotel limousines: please contact hotel for transportation fare, schedule and reservation services. If participants will stay in the central Bangkok area, please take a taxi and it takes about 60 min. to reach the venue via expressway. Visas An application for Thailand Entry Visas should be made at least 3-4 months in advance. All participants or visitors are required to have both a passport with validity of at least six months upon entry and a visa to enter Thailand. 1. List of countries NOT requiring visa: (Tourist VISA exemption) Passport holders from 41 countries and 1 special administrative region - Hong Kong SAR - are not required to obtain a visa when entering Thailand for tourism purposes and will be permitted to stay in the Kingdom for a period of not exceeding 30 days on each visit. If such foreigners enter the Kingdom at the immigration checkpoints which border neighboring countries, they will be allowed to stay for 15 days each time, except Malaysian nationals who cross the borderline from Malaysia whose granted period of stay will not exceed 30 days each time. Foreigners entering Thailand under the Tourist Visa Exemption category must possess adequate finances for the duration of stay in Thailand (i.e., cash 10,000 Baht per person and 20,000 Baht per family). Australia Austria Bahrain Belgium Brazil Brunei Canada Czech Republic Denmark Darussalam Finland France Germany Greece Hong Kong Hungary Iceland Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan South Korea Kuwait Luxembourg Liechtenstein Malaysia Monaco Netherlands New Zealand Norway Oman Peru Philippines Portugal Poland Qatar Singapore Slovak Slovenia Spain South Africa Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States of America Vietnam

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2. List of countries which have concluded agreements on the exemption of with Thailand 2.1 List of Countries which have concluded agreements on the exemption of visa requirements for holders of diplomatic or official or service/special passports with Thailand and permitted to stay for a period of not exceeding 30 and 90 days Period of stay 30 DAYS Cambodia China Hong Kong Laos Macau Mongolia Myanmar Oman Vietnam

Period of stay 90 DAYS Argentina Austria Belgium Brazil Bhutan Croatia Costa Rica Chile Czech Republic Estonia Federation France Germany Hungary Israel Italy India Japan Korea Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico Nepal Poland Peru Panama Romania Russian Slovak Republic Singapore Slovak Republic South Africa Spain Switzerland The Philippines Tunisia Turkey The Netherlands Ukraine Uruguay 2.2 List of countries which have concluded agreements on the exemption of visa requirements for holders of ordinary passports with Thailand and permitted to stay for a period of not exceeding 14, 30 and 90 days Period of stay 14 DAYS Cambodia Period of stay 30 DAYS Laos Vietnam Hong Kong Macau Russia Mongolia Period of stay 90 DAYS Argentina Brazil Chile Republic of Korea Peru Travelers entering Thailand will need obtain a visa from The embassy or The Royal Thai Consulate- General is located in the country in which they reside or Thai Embassy and Consulates who have been assigned to a foreign country where they reside. If you have questions about the application. Please contact The embassy or The Royal Thai Consulate- General at all. For information about the address and the contact of The Embassy and The Royal Thai Consulate- General. Can be found on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. http://www.thaiembassy.org. Letter of invitation Any participant requiring a letter of invitation for Thai visa application should contact Dr. Sucharit Koontanakulvong to assist with this process. Contact PAWEES2012 Local Organizing Committee Contact Person: Dr. Sucharit Koontanakulvong Tel: +66-2-218-6426, +66-81-646-9750 Fax: +66-2-218-6425 Email: [email protected]

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Organizing Committee Advisory Committee Chairperson

1. Mr. Lertviroj Kowattana, Director General of Royal Irrigation Department Co-Chairperson

2. Dr. Pirom Kamol-ratanakul, President of Chulalongkorn University 3. Mr. Vudtechai Kapilakanchana, President of Kasetsart University 4. Dr. Tai-cheol Kim, President of PAWEES, Vice-President of ICID

Advisor 5. Dr. Yohei Sato, Honorary President of PAWEES 6. Dr. Hiroyuki Konuma, Assistant Director General of FAO 7. Dr. ShoShiozawa, President of JSIDRE, Japan 8. Dr. Chan-Yong Sung, President of KSAE, Korea 9. Mr. Wei-Fuu Yang, President of TAES, Taiwan

Scientific Committee Chairperson

1. Dr. Bancha Kwanyuen Dean of Faculty of Engineering at Kamphaengsaen, Kasetsart University, Thailand

Co-Chairperson 2. Dr. Masaru Mizoguchi, Editor-in-chief, PWE (University of Tokyo, Japan) 3. Dr. Yoshiyuki Shinogi, Chief Managing Editor, PWEES (Kyusyu University, Japan)

Member 4. Dr. Nobumasa Hatcho, Kinki University, Japan 5. Dr. Yutaka Matsuno, Secretary General of PAWEES (Kinki University, Japan) 6. Dr. SeongJoon Kim, Konkuk University, Korea 7. Dr. Sang Min Kim, Gyeongsang National University, Korea 8. Dr. Fi-John Chang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 9. Dr. Ke-Sheng Cheng, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 10. Dr. Sucharit Koontanakulvong, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand 11. Mr. Chaiyuth Suksri, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand 12. Dr. Aksara Putthividhya, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand 13. Dr. Somchai Donjadee, Kasetsart University, Thailand 14. Dr. Chirakarn Sirivitmitrie, Kasetsart University, Thailand 15. Dr. Pongsathorn Sopaphun, Kasetsart University, Thailand 16. Dr. Wisuwat Taesombat, Kasetsart University, Thailand 17. Mr. Santi Thongphamnak, Kasetsart University, Thailand 18. Dr. Varawoot Vudhivanich, Kasetsart University, Thailand 19. Dr. Watchara Suidee, Royal Irrigation Department (RID), Thailand

Member and Secretary 20. Dr. Ekasit Kositsakulchai, Kasetsart University, Thailand

Local Organizing Committee Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University (CU) Faculty of Engineering at Kamphangsaen, Kasertsart University (KU) Royal Irrigation Department (RID) Chairperson

1. Dr. Bonsoom Lerhrunwong, Dean of Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University Co-Chairperson

2. Dr. Sucharit Koontanakulvong, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand 3. Dr. Bancha Kwanyuen, Kasetsart University, Thailand 4. Mr. Va-Son Boonkird, Royal Irrigation Department (RID),Thailand

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Member 5. Dr. Thanet Aksorn, Royal Irrigation Department (RID), Thailand Member 6. Dr. Ekasit Kositsakulchai, Kasetsart University, Thailand 7. Dr. Yutaka Matsuno, Secretary General of PAWEES (Kinki University, Japan)

Secretary 8. Miss Mada Iaumsupanimit, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

Pre-Registration Participants or visitors must pre-register for the international conference on website: http://project-wre.eng.chula.ac.th/watercu_eng/ because seating is limited and pre-registration closes on November 23, 2012

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