WHAT TO ATTENDThe schedule for the 2017 ASABE Annual International Meetingreflects several improvements, the result of feedback from meet-ing participants. The ASABE Annual International Meeting in-cludes more than 145 general and concurrent sessions, along withover 200 meetings presented by ASABE and its councils andcommitttees. Attendees are free to attend any sessions. Attendeesdo not have to be part of a specific community to attend an opensession.

All attendees are encouraged to attend the Sunday WelcomeReception, the opening General Session and Keynote address onMonday morning and the Awards Luncheon on Wednesday.

A meeting orientation session is scheduled on Sunday, July 16at 11:00AM for those unfamiliar with the ASABE Annual Inter-national Meeting.

PROGRAM MATERIALSAnnual Meeting attendees may choose from a range of resourcesto navigate the meeting, including:

Final Program BookletThis traditional printed guide to the meeting, which you are read-ing now, is organized by date and time for all events, followed bythe technical program, committee meetings and list of exhibitors.It includes a brief description of each session, and speaker namesand titles. It also contains venue maps and information on spon-sors and exhibitors.

Annual Meeting AppGet the latest schedule and more in the palm of your hand bydownloading ASABE’s mobile app. Follow the Annual Meeting;share contact information; create personal schedules; connectwith other attendees via social media; view speaker information;see hotel maps; view Annual Meeting exhibitors; network withmeeting participants; and more.

SEARCH for ASABE IN THE ITUNES OR PLAY STOREOR VISIT THE APP ON THE MOBILE WEB

AT ETOUCHES/ASABE2017EVENT CODE: ASABE2017

REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION DESKThe ASABE Annual International Meeting Registration desk islocated in between the Ballroom and the Conference Theater ofthe Spokane Convention Center.

REGISTRATION DESK HOURSSaturday, July 15 3:00PM-6:00PMSunday, July 16 7:00AM-6:00PMMonday, July 17 6:00AM-6:00PMTuesday, July 18 6:00AM-6:00PMWednesday, July 19 6:00AM-4:00PM

ON-SITE REGISTRATION AND FEESThe registration fee for ASABE members on-site is $850.00($1025.00 for non-members).

Admission to Annual Meeting sessions and events is open tothose who have registered, paid and been issued a badge.

The registration fee covers attendance at all sessions, the Sun-day Welcome Reception, the Monday General Session andKeynote Address and the Wednesday Awards Luncheon. Otherevents have an admission fee and payment of this fee is requiredto attend the event.

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A message from President HerronWelcome to the 2017 Annual International Meeting of the American Society of Agricultural and BiologicalEngineers in Spokane, Washington!

The area is a scenic and unique agricultural part of the country. My hope is that you will find it a relaxingand invigorating setting to reconnect with past acquaintances and to make new connections while catching upon some of the latest technology of our profession.

I want to thank our Washington State University members and the local organizing committee for selectingan accommodating venue and organizing a variety of tours and events showcasing the area, hopefully makingyour attendance at the 2017 AIM a memorable event. I know many of you spend long hours in technical com-mittee meetings and in technical sessions, but I encourage you to take advantage of the opportunities tobroaden your professional networks by participating with fellow engineers and scientists in some activitiesoutside of the meeting rooms.

I want to extend a special welcome to students and to our international members and guests joining us, forour annual meeting in the 110th year of our Society. This meeting is for a truly global network of professionalsinvolved in the science behind the Food, Energy, Water, and Environment Nexus. The world’s population de-pends on.

ASABE has partnered with ETOUCHESon the Annual Meeting App – native forboth Apple and Android users and on theweb for Windows and Blackberry devices.

Search for ASABE in the iTunes or Playstore.

After you download and launch the app, login using the account you created. You willthen be able to plan your schedule, book-mark activities, and meet other attendees.

Maynard HerronASABE President

2016-2017

TABLE OF CONTENTSEvents, Technical Sessions, Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-25

Technical Session Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48-49

Monday Technical Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-53

Tuesday Technical Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-74

Wednesday Technical Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74-91

Committees to Convene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92-95

Exhibitors and Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Map of Spokane Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Back Cover

SPOUSE/GUEST LOUNGELocation: Davenport Skybridge Boardroom

Hours: Monday - 8:00AM-5:00PMTuesday - 8:00AM-5:00PMWednesday - 8:00AM-12:30PM

With the full meeting registration, a Spouse/Guest will receive aname badge and may enjoy the comfort and convenience of theSpouse/Guest Lounge located in the skybridge boardroom whichis right by the skybridge leading to the Convention Center.

Spouse/Guest Registration includes the Welcome Reception,the Spouse/Guest Lunch and wine tasting at the Historic GloverMansion and the Wednesday Awards Lunch.

CHILD CARE LOUNGEA lounge for parents with small children is located in the ticketoffices at the breezeway entrance and on the right as you enterthe convention center from West Spokane Falls Blvd (across fromthe Davenport Grand). This lounge will give parents, both mem-bers and/or their spouses, a central and convenient place to watchtheir children during each day’s events.

NAME BADGESPlease wear your name badge at all times when you are attendingfunctions within the conference hotel. This badge informs us thatyou are a registered conference attendee and it will allow accessinto meetings, the exhibit hall and meal functions.

ELECTRONIC DEVICESAs a courtesy to your colleagues, please turn off or silence allelectronic devices during the sessions, workshops and plenary ad-dresses.

PHOTOGRAPHS/VIDEO TAPINGPhotographs and video taping or recording of presentations with-out advance approval from ASABE or the presenters is strictlyprohibited.

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ASABE Code of Conduct: Harassment & Safety PolicyASABE is dedicated to providing a safe, hospitable, and productive environment for everyone attending our events, regardless of ethnicity, religion, disability, physical appearance, gender, age,or sexual orientation. All participants, attendees, ASABE staff, and vendors shall be treated with respect and consideration, valuing a diversity of views and opinions, in a considerate, respect-ful, and collaborative manner. It is important to remember that a community where people feel uncomfortable or threatened is neither healthy nor productive. Accordingly, ASABE prohibits in-timidating, threatening, or harassing conduct during our meetings and conferences.

This policy applies to speakers, staff, volunteers, guests, students, contractors, exhibitors, and attendees participating in the sessions, tours, social events, and other activities of ASABE. Partici-pants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the meeting or conference, without warning or refund, at the discretion of ASABE leadership.

Harassment of ASABE participants will not be tolerated in any form. Harassment includes offensive gestures or verbal comments related to ethnicity, religion, disability, physical appearance,gender, age, or sexual orientation in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, harassing photography or recording, sustained disruption of talks or other events, inappropriatephysical contact, circulation of written or graphic material that denigrates or shows hostility or aversion, and unwelcome attention. Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are ex-pected to comply immediately and without retaliation.

If a participant or exhibitor engages in harassing behavior, ASABE leadership may take any action they deem appropriate, ranging from a simple warning to the offender to expulsion from thisand future meetings and conferences. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please do not hesitate to contact ASABE staff who canwork with appropriate ASABE leadership to resolve the situation. Harassment and other code of conduct violations reduce the value of our event for everyone. Confidentiality will be honoredto the highest extent permitted without compromising the rights of others.

ASABE staff will be happy to help participants contact convention center/hotel/venue security or local law enforcement, and otherwise assist those experiencing harassment, to enable them tofeel safe for the duration of the meeting or conference. Anyone experiencing or witnessing behavior that constitutes an immediate or serious threat to public safety at our meetings and confer-ences in the convention center is advised to locate a house phone and ask for security. We value your attendance, and want to make your experience as productive and professionally stimulatingas possible.

Adopted 4/22/2016

SATURDAY, JULY 15E#10FLOAT THE SPOKANE RIVERSaturday, July 15 – 1:30PM-5:00PMLocation: All tours depart from Convention CenterJust minutes from downtown Spokane youíll meet your professional raft-ing guides, board large rafts and take off on a lazy river float through theundeveloped Riverside State Park and basalt cliffs. Watch for ospreyand eagles along the way. If you want to get wet, we’ll pull into an eddyto swim or just relax.

Includes: Transfers, rafting trip (2.5 hours) with professional raftingcompany and all equipment needed.COST: $74.00 Adult

$67.00 Youth (12 years & Under minimum age 5 yrs)

E#20YPC DINNER SOCIALSaturday, July 15 – 7:00PM-9:00PMLocation: Meet near the ASABE Registration Desk lobbyWhat better way to kick off AIM than with the Young Professional Com-munity's Social? Come join us for dinner at the Steam Plant in down-town Spokane, a beautiful old steam plant that has been renovated into arestaurant and brewery. The social begins at 7pm. Meet at the ASABEregistration desk and we will all walk over together! All undergraduate,graduate students, and members under 35 years old are invited to thisevent!COST: Preregistration is required

SUNDAY, JULY 16E# 1YPC 5K/RUN/1 MILE WALKSunday, July 16 – 7:00AM-8:30AMLocation: Meet near the ASABE Registration Desk lobbyJoin us for a beautiful 5k run or 1mile walk along the Spokane River.That is 2,000 steps if your tracking that. The run goes out one side of theriver and returns on the other side. We will meet at the registration deskat 7 am to walk to the amphitheater in River Front Park. Therunning/walking will start at 7:30am from near the amphitheater. Everyparticipant will recieve a piece of ASABE/YPC swag. We look forwardto you joining in on the fun and fitness.COST: $20.00

E# 2GALE HOLLOWAY MEMORIAL GOLF OUTINGSunday, July 16 – 7:30AM-12:00PMLocation: Meet near the registration desk for transportation

arrangementsThe golf outing will be held at the Sun Dance Golf Club. This course ifconsidered one of Spokane area's hidden gems of golf courses. SunDance is known for its tall evergreen trees' lining every hole as well asits small, but phenomenally maintained greens. The trees and smallgreens make Sun Dance great for beginners and the avid golfer as ithelps shape shots and improves a player's accuracy. The course is locatedapproximately 9 miles from the hotel (20 minutes). The cost will againbe $110 this year inclusive of green fees, cart rental and lunch. Clubrental is not included.COST: $110.00

E# 3PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING EXAM QUESTIONWRITING SESSIONSunday, July 16 – 8:00AM-5:00PMLocation: 201BLicensed Professional Engineers are welcome to participate in a day-long effort to write and evaluate agricultural and biological engineeringProfessional Examination test questions. Persons attending must be li-censed professional engineers and provide their PE number(s) to partici-pate. Preregistration is required.COST: Preregistration is required

ASABE SILENT AUCTIONSunday, July 16 thru Tuesday, July 18 – 5:30PMLocation: Exhibit Hall - 111ABCItems and auction activities change daily. Donít miss the fun! Everypenny raised promotes student scholarships and competitions, ASABEawards, and Society development. Come and support YOUR Founda-tion!

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Events, Technical Sessions, ToursThe entire meeting scheduled is listed by date and time.

CPD #1NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY - PRINCIPLESFOR SUCCESSFUL RESEARCH AND APPLICATION SDEVELOPMENTCANCELLED

CPD #2DESIGNING AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS FORHANDHELD MOBILE DEVICESSunday, July 16 – 9:00AM-12:00PMLocation: 202AInstructor(s): Bo Liu & Mario MondacaSponsored by ITSC-254LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: Entry LevelTARGET AUDIENCE: Engineers and researchers interested in startingto develop App for handheld mobile devicesLEARNING OBJECTIVES: (a) Understand the basic App developmentprocess (b) Become familiar with the tools required for App develop-ment (c) Develop a simple AppCOST: $113.00

CPD #3BANKFULL NATURAL CHANNEL DESIGNMODELCANCELLED

CPD #9ONLINE TEACHING AND ACTIVE LEARNING:FLIPPING THE CLASSROOMSunday, July 16 – 9:00AM-12:00PMLocation: 203Instructor(s): Prof. Patrizia Busato, Prof. Remigio Berruto, Prof.Fedro ZazuetaSponsored by Education CommunityLEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: Entry LevelTARGET AUDIENCE: Individuals with teaching and extension educa-tion responsibilities including, faculty, lecturers and teaching assistantsinterested in acquiring knowledge and skills on active learning andflipped classroom instruction. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Describe flipped classroom principles andpedagogy; Identify required resources for successful delivery of a coursein a flipped classroom format; Develop foundational skills to developonline and face-to-face materials for flipped classroom delivery.BENEFITS: Implementing active learning pedagogies in engineeringeducation has been shown to improve learning outcomes and higher lev-els of student satisfaction.COST: $80.00

CPD #4APPLIED BIOSENSORS: OPTICAL ANDELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSDUCTIONCANCELLED

ASABE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND COUNCILSSunday, July 16 – 10:30AM-3:30PMASABE Board of Trustees 10:30AM-1:30PM Room 205Publications Council 1:30PM-3:30PM Room 206CMeetings Council 1:30PM-3:30PM Room 206DStandards Council 1:30PM-3:30PM Room 206AMembership Develop Council 1:30PM-3:30PM Room 206B

AIM MEETING ORIENTATIONSunday, July 16 – 11:00AM-11:30AMLocation: Conference TheaterNever been to an Annual International Meeting? Has it been a whilesince your last meeting? Are you looking to get more out of your meet-ing this year? If you answered yes to any of these, come to this YPC andIPC sponsored event! Industry and academia representatives will sharetheir AIM experiences, meeting tips, and how staying involved withASABE has furthered their careers!

CPD #6INTRODUCTION TO SPECTROSCOPIC DATAANALYSIS USING R PROGRAMMINGCANCELLED

Tour #2SPOKANE – PAST AND PRESENT: A CITY TOURSunday, July 16 – 1:00PM-4:00PMLocation: All tours depart from Convention CenterDiscover the rich history, historic homes and top attractions of Spokane.Travel to Riverfront Park, the former Expo 74 site. Learn about the Na-tive Americans that first came here to camp near the Spokane Falls, stopat Huntington Park to view the falls and see interpretive signs and art de-picting Native American culture and hydroelectric history. Touringthrough downtown, your guide will point out the unique architecture fea-tures of buildings built after the Great Fire of 1889. Travel to historicBrowne’s Addition, where in the late 1800’s, the rich came to build theirmansions. Your guide will engage you in stories about the people whobuilt these mansions and how they made their fortunes. Next, travel up“the Hill” to overlook the city and see more beautiful mansions. TourManito Park, designed by the famed Olmsted Brothers. Stroll throughthe French Renaissance, Duncan Gardens, Gaiser Conservatory, formalRose Gardens and Japanese Gardens. Trip Advisor’s Travelers ChoiceAwards rated Manito Park “One of the Top 25 Parks in the US”.

Tour Includes: Deluxe motor coach transportation, professional guideand all stops. COST: $35.00 per person

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CPD #7EXCEL-INTRO TO VBA AND AUTOMATIONSunday, July 16 – 2:00PM-4:00PMLocation: 203Instructor(s): Amy Kaleita PhDSponsored by YPCLEARNING OBJECTIVES: This course will introduce professionals totools in Excel for automating task and using VBA within ExcelCOST: $30.00

CPD #8DIELECTRIC SENSING APPLICATIONS IN FOOD ANDAGRICULTURECANCELLED

FOUNTAIN WARS PRESENTATION JUDGINGSunday, July 16 – 2:30PM-4:30PMLocation: 205Are you interested in the preparation and creative behind the scenes ef-forts of the different Fountain Wars teams? Come listen to the oral pres-entation phase of the competition and get a heads up on what is going tobe displayed at the building-testing phase that takes place on Monday.

UNDERGRADUATE POSTER SESSIONSunday, July 16 – 3:00PM-4:30PMLocation: 111ABCThis undergraduate poster competition encourages PreprofessionalASABE members to interact with industry, faculty, and fellow studentsby giving a technical poster presentation on an engineering project usefulto agriculture and related areas. Feel free to come browse the posters,engage the students in dialogue about their experiences, or listen to theirbrief research poster summary. Winners of this competition will receivecash awards of $500, $300, and $200 for first, second, and third places,respectively. Sign in 30 minutes prior to the competition.

COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP AND LEADERSHIPTRANSITIION TRAININGSunday, July 16 – 3:30PM-4:30PMLocation: 206DA scheduled opportunity for both all committee leaders, regardless of ex-perience, to receive updates on available resources and tools and to net-work with peers and ASABE Staff.

ALPHA EPSILON ANNUAL MEETINGSunday, July 16 – 4:00PM-5:00PMLocation: 202AThis is the annual meeting for the honor society recognizing outstandingAgricultural and Biological Engineering Students. Join us as we discussthe society's latest activities and announce the recipients of this year'schapter awards. Meeting attendees will be entered into a drawing for thedoor prizes.

ASABE WELCOME RECEPTIONSunday, July 16 – 4:30PM-6:00PMLocation: 111ABC - Exhibit HallAll annual meeting participants are invited to enjoy delicious hors díoeu-vres and refreshments at ASABEís Welcome Reception. The receptionprovides ample time for participants to meet with their colleagues – oldand new and to make further plans for dinner after the reception. TheSpokane Convention and Visitors Bureau will have a representativeavailable to assist you in making your dining reservations.

ALUMNI RECEPTION OF COLLEGE OF BIOSYSTEMSENGINEERING AND FOOD SCIENCE, ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITYSunday, July 16 – 6:30PM-10:00PMLocation: 207 – Dinner To Be AnnouncedAlumni and visiting professors of College of Biosystems Engineeringand Food Science, Zhejiang University are invited to enjoy a reception ata local restaurant and catch up with old friends. Please send email toxwang2@illinois.edu by July 9th if you plan to attend.

E #4WOMEN IN ASABE SPEED NETWORKINGSunday, July 16 – 6:30PM-7:30PMLocation: 401A/BWould you like to make acquaintance with other women who participatein the annual meeting and perhaps share some of your same interest?This is the opportunity for you. You will be provided with suggested top-ics which will assist you in obtaining good information within a short pe-riod of time about other women attending this event. When the buzzersounds you will move to another table to make another acquaintance.Preregistration is required but there is no registration fee to participate. COST: Attendee - preregistration is required;

Mentor - preregistration is required

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MONDAY, JULY 17E# 5Prayer BreakfastMonday, July 17 – 6:30AM-8:00AMLocation: 401AThe Fellowship of Christian Agricultural Engineers invites all meetingregistrants, spouses and guests to the interdenominational prayer break-fast. The continental breakfast will begin promptly at 6:30AM and end at8:00AM. Pre-registration is required.COST: $15.00

E# 22CORNELL FRIENDS, FAMILY AND ALUMNIBREAKFASTMonday, July 17 – 6:30AM-8:00AMLocation: 401BAn informal gathering of Cornell friends, family and alumni over coffeeand continental breakfast. Alumni and past associates are encouraged toattend. Pre-registration is required.COST: $6.00

GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL LICENSUREMonday, July 17 – 7:00AM-8:00AMLocation: 202BProfessional Licensure Information Session to be hosted by YPC andPEI. Panel of Professional Engineers will cover topics and answer ques-tions regarding: Licensure process, requirements, timing, exam style,benefits, ASABE resources, exam prep tips and hints, and licensure re-newal steps and requirements.

ASABE GENERAL SESSION / RECOGNITIONSKEYNOTE SPEAKERMonday, July 17 – 8:00AM-9:30AMLocation: 100ABCASABE President Maynard Herron welcomes each of you to the 2017ASABE Annual International Meeting. Our Keynote Speaker is Ambas-sador Kenneth M. Quinn (ret.), President, The World Food Prize Foun-dation.

CAREER FAIRMonday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMLocation: 111AVBC - Exhibit HallThe Career Fair is just one of the many highlights of the ASABE AnnualInternational Meeting. It is an outstanding networking opportunity thatallows interested individuals to connect with the Fortune 500 companies,agricultural and bio-based businesses, bio-research companies and majorland grant universities looking for qualified candidates. The ASABE Ca-reer Fair provides an opportunity for employee and potential employeesto come together informally and share information. Academia will alsobe represented with opportunities at the masters and doctoral level. Em-ployers register their job positions at the registration desk and receive aninterview table number. These openings are posted with the table numberlocated near the ASABE registration desk for review. Prospective em-ployees are invited to seek out employers of interest and exchange infor-mation.

Technical Session #118NRES DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES –INVITED SPEAKERSMonday, July 17 – 9:30AM-11:00PMLocation: 300ASponsored by NRESModerator: Christopher Hay, Iowa Soybean Association, Ankeny, IA9:30AM Introduction – Christopher Hay9:35AM Copula-Entropy Theory for Multivariate Stochastic

Modeling in Water EngineeringVijay Singh, Texas A&M University, College Station,TX

10:00AM Modernizing Surface IrrigationEduardo Bautista, USDA ARS, Maricopa, AZ

10:25AM Agricultural and Biological Engineering as a CriticalPublic Health InterventionLeigh Ann Krometis, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA

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Agricultural Equipment Technology Conference (AETC)

February 12-14, 2018Seelbach Hilton

Louisville, Kentucky

10th International Livestock Environment Symposium (ILES X)

September 25-27, 2018Doubletree by Hilton Downtown Omaha

Omaha, Nebraska

SAVE THE DATE --- SAVE THE DATE --- SAVE THE DATE

Technical Session #119PLANT, ANIMAL AND FACILITY SYSTEMSDISTINGUISHED LECTUREMonday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMLocation: 300BSponsored by PAFS Moderator: Tim Shepherd, Iowa State Univ, Ames, IAThis session will host a series of invited presentations from Major Award Recipi-ents, Fellow Inductees, and Superior Paper Award Winners from 2016. The formatfor this series differs from general technical session, providing invited speakerswith the flexibility to deliver a presentation which highlights their views and vi-sion of the past, present and/or future on a subject area relative to the PAFS Com-munity and highlight the research and development of award winning researchpublished with the Transactions of ASABE and Applied Engineering in Agricul-ture.9:30AM Introduction9:35AM Agricultural and Biological Engineering Extension

Programming - Challenges and OpportunitiesRobert Burns, University of Tennessee Institute of Agri-culture, Knoxville, TN

9:55AM Towards Precision Livestock FarmingHongwei Xin, Iowa State University, Ames, IA

10:25AM Odor and Odorous Chemical Emissions from AnimalBuildings: Part 3. Chemical EmissionsJacek Koziel, Iowa State University, Ames IA (L. Cai,J.A. Koziel, S. Zhang, A.J. Heber, E.L. Cortus, D.B.Parker, S.J. Hoff, G. Sun, K.Y. Heathcote, L.D. Jacob-son, N. Akdeniz, B.P. Hetchler, S.D. Bereznicki, E.A.Caraway, T.T. Lim)

Technical Session #123CURRENT TRENDS IN GRAIN DRYING ANDSTORAGE – INVITED PRESENTATIONSMonday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMLocation: 300CSponsored by PRS-702Moderator: Johnselvakumar Lawrence, Kansas State Univ, Manhattan,KSIncreased capacities and speed grain movement are the current trends in grain dry-ing and storage industries. Due to these trends, there are many challenges in-volved in managing grains including maintaining grain quality through the storageperiod. Many recent technological innovations developed and used in the manage-ment of grains. Each grain has its own unique challenges, particularly peanut, riceand oilseeds. Silo bag is a recent temporary storage option available for the indus-try. It has many advantages as well as challenges. Taking these challenges in ac-count, USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) involved in manyresearch projects finding new solutions for these challenges. The grain qualityalso affects the animal feed formulation as grain is one of the main ingredients. Inthis session, overall picture of recent trends in grain drying and storage manage-ment are analyzed and discussed.

9:30AM Introduction9:35AM Opportunities and Innovations in Drying and Stor-

age of Grains and Oilseeds for Food SecurityDr. Dirk E Maier, Iowa State Univ, Ames, IA

9:55AM Challenges and Innovations in Peanut Drying, Stor-age, and HandlingDr. Chris Butts, USDA ARS, Dawson, GA

10:15AM Grain Quality and Value Enhancement in RiceBreeding Postharvest Processing Research: CurrentTools and Technologies UtilizationDr. Rusty Bautista, RiceTec, Alvin, TX

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM Current Trends and Research Needs in Management

of Cereals Grains, Oilseeds and PulsesDr. Digvir S. Jayas, Univ of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB,Canada

11:05AM Impact of Recent Grain Storage and Handling Re-search at USDA-ARS Center for Grain and AnimalHealth ResearchDr. Mark Casada, USDA ARS CGAHR, Manhattan, KS

WRITING A SUCCESSFUL WORLD FOOD PRIZEAPPLICATIONMonday, July 17 – 9:45AM-10:45AMLocation: Conference TheaterModerator: Dr. Kenneth QuinnAmbassador Kenneth Quinn, President of the World Food Prize will de-scribe the nomination process, characteristics of successful nominationsand encourage nominations of ASABE members. Originating in 1986,each year one honored person receives the World Food Prize and its$250,000 cash prize and trophy for contributions in any field involved inthe world food supply including, but not limited to: plant, animal andsoil science; food science and technology; nutrition; rural development;marketing; food processing and packaging; water and the environment;natural resource conservation; physical infrastructure; transportation,storage and distribution; special or extraordinary feeding programs; so-cial organization and poverty elimination; economics and finance; policyanalysis; and public advocacy.

Technical Session #154OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FOOD – ENERGY – WATERNEXUS – INVITED PRESENTATIONSMonday, July 17 – 11:00AM-12:30PMLocation: Conference TheaterModerator: Rabi H Mohtar, Texas A&M University, College Station, TXThis session will include guest speakers / panelists and explore what var-ious organizations are doing in the FEW Nexus.Panelist: Jim Jones, National Science Foundation, Washington, DC

Kenneth Quinn, World Food Prize, Des Moines, IAJohn Verboncoeur, Michigan State University,

East Lansing, MIHongda Chen, USDA NIFA, Fairfax, VAHeriberto Cabezas, Environmental Protection Agency,

Cincinnati, OH

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E# 6SPOUSE/GUEST LUNCH – LUNCH AND WINETASTING AT THE HISTORIC GLOVER MANSIONMonday, July 17 – 11:30AM-2:30PMLocation: All tours depart from Convention CenterWe will transport you for a short 10-minute ride to gather at the GloverMansion, built in 1888 for James Glover, the father of Spokane. It is oneof the finest examples of the work of famed architect Kirtland Cutterwho also designed the Davenport Hotel. The interior features the origi-nal stained glass windows and intricately carved woodwork, with woodcoming from 10 different areas of the world. After lunch, there will beguided tours of this 12,000 square-foot mansion.

Includes: Transportation with guide, a three-course plated lunch, winepresentation and three tastings. COST: Included in the Spouse/Guest Registration;

Guest Fee: $70.00 per person

BOYD-SCOTT GRADUATE RESEARCH AWARDMonday, July 17 – 12:00PM-2:30PMLocation: 206BThe Graduate Student Research Award (GSRA) Competition sets out torecognize excellence in the conduct and presentation of agricultural andbiological engineering research carried out by graduate student mem-bers. The competition is held in two parts: a written competition and anoral presentation for the top three finalists in the M.S. and Ph.D. cate-gories, which is held at the ASABE Annual International Meeting.

ROBOTICS COMPETITION POSTER SESSIONMonday, July 17 – 12:30PM-1:30PMLocation: 111ABCTeams will submit a display poster which details the function, design,and specification(s) of their robot(s). Posters must be submitted by Mid-night on June 30. There will not be a separate check-in for robotics;Joseph Trotochaud will walk around during the poster session and take arole of the teams.

Tour # 3LOCAL AGRICULTURE TOUR:FARMING IN THE PALOUSE HILLS OF EASTERNWASHINGTONMonday, July 17 - 1:00PM-6:00PMLocation: All tours depart from Convention CenterJoin the YPC in exploring the farming practices and techniques of thePalouse Hills of Eastern Washington. See the unique crop varieties byvisiting the farm of a local producer and seeing a processing facility.COST: $50.00

FOUNTAIN WARS COMPETITIONMonday, July 17 – 1:00PM-8:00PMLocation: Riverside LawnFountain Wars is a competition aimed at students in their sophomore andjunior years of study. It provides students with hands on experience inengineering design and most importantly the students have a great time.Teams are given two and a half hours to build a fountain that completestwo technical tasks and provides an aesthetic display.

Team check-in and Build: 1:00PM-5:00PMTeam test / Adjustment in Fountain and Competition: 5:00-8:00PM

Technical Session #142EXPLANATORY TIME SERIES ANALYSIS IN NRES –INVITED PRESENTATIONSMonday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 205Sponsored by NRESModerator(s): Rafael Muñoz-Carpena, University of Florida

Deb Sahoo, Woolpert2:30PM Introduction. Dynamic Factor Analysis of Environ-

mental Systems Rafael Muñoz-Carpena, University Florida

2:45PM Diagnosing and Reconstructing Real-World Hydro-climatic Dynamics from Time Sequenced DataRay Huffaker, University of Florida

3:00PM Statistical and Machine Learning Methods UsingLarge Space-Time Data: Forecasting Urban WaterDemandNikolay Bliznyuk, University of Florida

3:15PM A Novel Quantile Method Reveals SpatiotemporalShifts in Phytoplankton Biomass Descriptors be-tween Bloom and Non-Bloom Conditions in a Sub-tropical EstuaryNatalie Nelson, University of Florida

3:30PM Granger Causality Analysis of Vegetation Dynamicsin the Southwestern AmazonGeralding Klarenberg, University of Florida

3:45PM BREAK3:55PM Mosquito Dynamics with Time Series Analysis: 30

Years of Mosquito Data in the Chesapeake BayMaryland (USA)Ismael Rodea-Palomares, University of Florida

4:10PM Data-driven Analysis of Environmental NonCompli-ance: Distinguishing Between Systematic and Ran-dom Volatility in Treatment Wetland PerformanceMiles Medina, University of Florida

4:25PM Dynamic Linear Models to Explore Time-VaryingSediment-Discharge Rating Curves Scott Steinschneider, Cornell University

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4:40PM Challenges to Water Quality Conservation Measureswithin Western Lake Erie BasinLawrence Sekaluvu, Kansas State Univ

5:05PM Variability of E. coli in Stream Bottom Sedimentsand the Implications for Sediment SamplingSadia Salam, South Dakota State University

5:20PM Effects of Watershed Characteristics on TemporalTrends of Dissolved Nutrients in Low-Gradient Agri-cultural StreamsWilliam Ford, University of Kentucky

Technical Session #151AOCABFE AND NERCITA CHINA EXCHANGEFORUM – INVITED PRESENTATIONSMonday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 300BModerator: Zhiming Qi, McGill UniversitySponsored by E-2050The AOCABEF & NERCITA China Exchange Forum’s theme in thisyear is ìBridging ABE Programs in the Worldî. Under this theme, wewill be hosting invited speakers from China, U.S., and Canada to intro-duce their institutions, professionals, international collaboration, as wellas policies and programs that support research staff and student ex-change.2:30PM Canada-China: Past, Current and Future

Dr. Vijaya Raghavan, President Canadian Society ofBioengineering, McGill University, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, Canada

2:50PM Sino-US Cooperation in Water Saving Technologies:Essential International ProblemsDr. Steven Evett, USDA ARS, (Representative toUSDA-China Most Water Saving Technologies FlagshipProject), Bushland, TX

3:10PM Agricultural Engineering at Zhejiang UniversityDr. Songming Zhu, Dean of the Biosystems Engineeringand Food Science, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,China

3:30PM BREAK3:50PM US-China Partnerships: from Individuals to Profes-

sional SocietiesDr. Mary Leigh Wolfe, Past President ASABE, Chairand Professor Biosystems Engineering Dept, VirginiaTech, Blacksburg, VA

4:10PM Water Crisis in North China Plain and Collabora-tion Opportunities in Agricultural Water Saving andEnvironmental RestorationDr. Yanjun Shen, Center for Agricultural Resources Re-search, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shijiazhuang,China

4:30PM IJABE Based on Open Access: Past, Present, andProspectDr. Yingkuan Wang, Director of Information Center,Chinese Academy of Agricultural Engineering, Beijing,China

4:50PM Question and Discussion

Technical Session #155EQUIPMENT FOR COMMERCIAL POST HARVESTPROCESSING OF BIOMASS – INVITEDPRESENTATIONSMonday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 402ASponsored by ESModerator(s): Shahab Sokhansanj, Oak Ridge National Lab,

Oak Ridge, TNQuang Nguyen, Idaho National Lab, Idaho Falls, ID

How do we develop the equipment and technology to support an indus-try with the potential to account for 30% of US petroleum consumption?This session will explore some of the challenges and solutions to postharvest processing transport and storing one billion tons of biomass. Thesession will cover the 2016 Billion-Ton Report and look at how processequipment manufacturers (size reduction, drying, ad densification) areequipped to meet the projections of the report with conventional and ad-vanced equipment.

ORDER OF THE ENGINEER INDUCTION CEREMONYMonday, July 17 – 4:00PM-5:00PMLocation: 207Engineering graduates and registered engineers are invited to accept theObligation of the Engineer and a stainless steel ring which is worn on thelittle finger of the engineer's working hand. All graduates of ABET ac-credited engineering programs; seniors in ABET accredited programswithin two academic years of graduation; licensed PEs; and members ofthe Canadian Calling by reciprocity are invited to join the Order. All in-ductees must be present to accept their certificate and ring at the induc-tion ceremony. The cost of entering the Order is $10.00 and inducteesmay register with Tina Schultz at schultz@asabe.org before the meetingor in person at the membership booth at the meeting. Learn more aboutthe Order here - http://www.order-of-the-engineer.org/.

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ASABE ROBOTICS STUDENT DESIGNCOMPETITIONMonday, July 17 and Tuesday, July 18 Location: 111ABC - Exhibit HallThe ASABE Robotics Competition is a student design competition thatwas conceived in 2006. The aim of the competition is to encourage un-dergraduate as well as graduate students to develop innovative roboticsolutions to real life problems in the Agricultural arena. The competitionis open to students in one or more departments from a single University.There is no maximum number of team members per team, so multipleteams from a single University are allowed. Every team should have afaculty adviser who is also the contact person with ASABE. There are noclasses or leagues, every team will work on the same Challenge.

Monday, July 17 Robotics Competition Testing - 4:00PM-6:00PM Robotics Judges Orientation - 5:00PM-6:00PM

Tuesday, July 18Robotics Competition: Round 1 - 8:00AM-10:00AM Robotics Competition: Round 2 - 10:30AM-12:30PM Robotics Competition: Round 3 - 2:00PM-4:00PM

E #7WOMEN IN ASABE SOCIALMonday, July 17 – 4:30PM-5:30PMLocation: Davenport Grand Meeting Room 10The Women in ASABE Social is an informal mixer open to all femaleASABE members. Hosted by Past Presidents Mary Leigh Wolfe andSonia Maassel Jacobsen, this event will provide a unique opportunity tomeet, socialize and network with other women from across ASABE. Re-freshments will be served. Registration is required but there is no chargefor this event.COST: Preregistration is required

Technical Session #153PERSPECTIVES ON COGENERATION ON THE 21STCENTURY – INVITED PRESENTATIONSMonday, July 17 – 5:00PM-7:00PMLocation: 300ASponsored by ES-210 Moderator: Jaime Thissen, University of Illinois, Urbana, ILIn era of increasing global demand for energy use and more sustainableenergy, efforts in both the public and private sector of various scaleshave sought to meet demand in the 21st Century. However, cogenerationis a concept that all-too frequently slips under the radar.

5:00PM Introduction5:05PM TBA

Jaime Thissen, Univ of Illinois, Champaign, IL5:20PM TBA

Dr. Gary Hawkins, Univ of Georgia, Watkinsville, GA5:35PM Demonstraction of Water Purification/Treatment /

Recycling and Power Generation in a CommercialDairyDr. Sergio Capareda, Texas A&M Univ, College Station,TX

5:50PM TBADr. Adetoyese Oydeun

6:05PM TBA

E# 8ASSOCIATION OF OVERSEAS CHINESEAGRICULTURAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND FOODENGINEERS (AOCABFE) ANNUAL BUSINESSMEETING AND AWARDS BANQUETMonday, July 17 – 5:00PM-9:30PMLocation: 300BThe AOCABFE Annual Business Meeting will be held from 5pm to 6pmat the ASABE conference venue. The meeting will review AOCABFEactivities in 2016-2017 and discuss plans of action for 2017-2018. Theawards banquet will follow the business meeting at an off-site restaurantfrom 6:30pm-9:30pm. The meetiing and the banquet provides a greatopportunity for socializing with peers. All ASABE meeting attendeeswith Chinese origin or with international collaboration interests are in-vited.COST: $65.00 member

$20.00 student

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CAREER FAIRMonday, July 179:30AM-12:00PM

111ABC Exhibit Hall

E# 9ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL FOOD ANDBIOLOGICAL ENGINEERS OF INDIAN ORIGIN(AABFEIO) BUSINESS MEETING AND DINNERMonday, July 17 – 5:30PM-9:30PMLocation: 102C/DThe 2017 Annual Business Meeting of AABFEIO will be held from5:30PM to 6:30PM on Monday, July 17 at the ASABE conferencevenue. Following the meeting, the association will have its annual dinnerfrom 7:00PM to 9:30PM. Dinner location will be announced. Tickets forstudents are discounted.COST: $25.00 AABFEIO ASABE Member & Family

$15.00 Student Member$35.00 Non-AABFEIO ASABE member

FELLOWS INDUCTION CEREMONY / RECEPTIONMonday, July 17 – 6:00PM-8:00PMLocation: Davenport Grand Ballroom CAll registrants are invited to this special recognition ceremony and re-ception honoring the 2017 ASABE Fellows. ASABE defines a Fellow asa member of unusual professional distinction, with outstanding and ex-traordinary qualifications and experience in, or related to, the field ofagricultural, food, or biological systems engineering.The 2017 inductees are:

Sreekala Bajwa Bryan JenkinsEdward Barnes Irenilza NaasChristopher Butts Erdal OzkanMark Casada Dana Osborne PorterIndrajeet Chaubey Sylvia SchonauerMichael Dukes Leon SchumacherMichael Hirschi

INTERNATIONAL PREPROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY(IPC) BUSINESS MEETING AND SOCIALMonday, July 17 – 7:30PM-9:00PMLocation: Davenport Grand Meeting Room 10This is the main event of the International Preprofessional Community atAIM 2017. The current IPC officers will focus on networking with otherstudents, electing new IPC officers, and briefly reviewing what sessionsIPC members should plan to attend to make the most of the conference.Attendance to this meeting is expected for all students and especiallythose in undergraduate competitions. Come represent your school andpreprofessional chapter! All students are highly encourage to come tothis function. All pre-professional are invited to attend our social whichfollows our business meeting. This is a good time to network with otherattendees and to make further plans for dinner after the reception. Re-freshments will be served. Registration is required but there is no chargefor this event.

E# 10GRADUATE STUDENT SOCIALMonday, July 17 – 7:30PM-9:30PMLocation: Davenport Grand Terrace Room WestThis event will provide an informal setting for graduate students from allover the world to meet up, socialize and make connections with eachother. It's a great chance to get to know the people you'll be seeing in thehallways, sessions, and events throughout the week! This is a YPCsponsored event, open to all graduate students.COST: Preregistration is required

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY ABE RECEPTIONMonday, July 17 – 8:00PM-9:30PMLocation: Davenport Grand Meeting Room 3Meet your old friends and make new ones and find out what is happen-ing in the Department of Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering at IowaState University.

TEXAS A&M FORMER STUDENTS AND FRIENDS’SOCIALMonday, July 17 – 8:00PM-10:00PMLocation: Davenport Grand Meeting Room 1The Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department invites you tojoin us in a reception for all Aggies and their supporters. We will meet at7:00 pm for complimentary appetizers and a cash bar. Gather with us toenjoy an update on the department!

VIRGINIA TECH ALUMNI & FRIENDS SOCIALMonday, July 18 – 8:00PM-10:00PMLocation: Davenport Grand Terrace Room EastThe Biological Systems Engineering Department at Virginia Tech cor-dially invites alumni and friends to this gathering on Monday evening.Come enjoy some refreshments and catch up on the happenings in thedepartment and at Virginia Tech!

E# 11UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ALUMNI & FRIENDSRECEPTIONMonday, July 17 – 8:00PM-10:30PMLocation: Davenport Grand Cedar BallroomAlumni and friends of the University of Illinois are invited to attend. Wewill feature a hosted bar and snacks. There is no fee for the event, butregistration is appreciated. Please stop by to visit and hear what is newwith the Orange and Blue I-L-L-I-N-I!COST: Preregistration is required

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TUESDAY, JULY 18

PURDUE ALUMNI & FRIENDS - COMPLIMENTARYBREAKFASTTuesday, July 18 – 7:00AM-8:00AMLocation: 205Purdue University's Dean of Agriculture, the Agricultural & BiologicalEngineering Department, and the Engineering Alumni Association inviteall alumni and friends to their complimentary breakfast. Reservations arerequired!! Call 765-494-1162, fax 765-496-1115, or email peerb@pur-due.edu

E# 12INTERNATIONAL BREAKFASTTuesday, July 18 – 7:00AM-8:30AMLocation: 102A/BThe International Breakfast is a great opportunity to interact with peersfrom many different countries. If you are coming from abroad or have aninterest in international issues this is the place to meet new people andbegin long and fruitful working relationships. The speaker for this Inter-national Breakfast will be the 2017 recipient of ASABE’s prestigiousKishida Award.COST: $15.00

E# 13PENN STATE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS BREAKFASTTuesday, July 18 – 7:00AM-8:30AMLocation: 207This event is open to all alumni, student, current employees, and friendsof The Pennsylvania State University, sponsored by the Penn State De-partment of Agricultural and Biological Engineering. Come join us forthe opportunity to meet old friends, faculty, students, and to get updatedon the current happenings in the ABE Department. All guests are eligi-ble to win door prizes.COST: $14.00

E#21WASHINGTON AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 101Tuesday, July 18 – 7:00AM-9:00AMLocation: 206AAn event sponsored and organized by the YPC of ASABE to explore thelocal agricultural activities in the state of Washington. Invited speaker,Dr. Troy Peters from the IAREC, WSU, Prosser, will be talking aboutgeography and geology of Washington State and its influence on rainfallpatterns and growing conditions, popular crops in WA, and various otherproblems. In addition, his talk will include resource limitations and pro-jected changes and challenges due to climate change.COST: Preregistration is required

K.K. BARNES STUDENT PAPER COMPETITIONTuesday, July 18 – 8:00AM-9:00AMLocation: 401BInvitations will be extended to the top three entries in the student papercompetition. You can hear the authors of outstanding papers make theirpresentations. Come support the students from your school who may beparticipating. Winners will be recognized at the AEM/ASABE StudentAwards Breakfast on Wednesday.

ASABE ROBOTICS STUDENT DESIGNCOMPETITIONTuesday, July 18 Location: 111ABC - Exhibit HallThe ASABE Robotics Competition is a student design competition thatwas conceived in 2006. The aim of the competition is to encourage un-dergraduate as well as graduate students to develop innovative roboticsolutions to real life problems in the Agricultural arena. The competitionis open to students in one or more departments from a single University.There is no maximum number of team members per team, so multipleteams from a single University are allowed. Every team should have afaculty adviser who is also the contact person with ASABE. There are noclasses or leagues, every team will work on the same Challenge.

Tuesday, July 18Robotics Competition: Round 1 - 8:00AM-10:00AM Robotics Competition: Round 2 - 10:30AM-12:30PM Robotics Competition: Round 3 - 2:00PM-4:00PM

Tour# 4GREEN BLUFF ORCHARDSTuesday, July 18 – 9:00AM-12:30PMLocation: All tours depart from the Convention CenterVisit the unique area of Green Bluff where over 30 small growers andranchers open their doors to the public. The first stop is at Willow PondPottery and Herbs, where you can stroll with the owners through the fra-grant herb gardens and learn what herbs are best for cooking and how toincorporrate them into your rrecipes. In the century-old barn see theirhandmade stoneware pottery and specialty herb teas. Next, you will visita cherry orchard where you can pick some cherries, and if inclined, lineup for a ìcherry pit spitî contest (the current record is 32í 9î for womenand 49í 4î for men)! There are prizes for the winners! Our last stop is atHigh Country Orchards for where you can indulge in a piece of freshbaked apple pie alaí mode and enjoy some great shopping in their largegift shop.

Includes: Transportation, guide, cherry picking and pie. COST: $48.00 per person.

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GUNLOGSON ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNCOMPETITIONTuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-10:30AMLocation: 401BThe top three entries for the environmental design competition have beeninvited to this oral competition. Winners will be recognized at theAEM/ASABE Student Awards Breakfast on Wednesday.

Technical Session #219WATERSHED MANAGEMENT AND WATERAVAILABILITY: FLOOD VERSUS DROUGHT –INVITED PRESENTATIONSTuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMLocation: 302BModerator: Sherry Hunt, USDA-ARS, Stillwater, OK9:30AM Introduction9:35AM The Columbia Basin Project: Recipient of Irrigation

Water Supply from Grand Coulee DamToni Turner, Program Manager, US Bureau of Reclama-tion, Ephrata, WA

10:00AM History of USDA-Assisted DamsSteve Durgin, USDA NRCS, Washington DC

10:20AM What a mess! ñ Sedimentation Issues in ReservoirsJon Fripp, USDA NRCS NDCSMC, Fort Worth, TX

10:40AM From Detention to Retention - Dam RehabilitationIssues when Water Storage is added to Flood ControlDamThomas Brown, USDA NRCS NDCSMC, Fort Worth,TX

10:55AM Break11:00AM Converging Stepped Chutes for Embankment Dams

Sherry Hunt, USDA ARS, Stillwater, OK11:15AM Evolution of USDA Hydrology

Claudia Hoeft, USDA NRCS, Washington DC11:30AM Spatial Evaluation of Lost Water Holding Capacity

of WatershedsBhavna Sharma, Iowa State Univ, Ames, IA

11:45AM A simulation model for optimal sizing of water har-vesting structures in rainfed agricultural regionsVamsikrishna Vema, Indian Institute of TechnologyMadras, Chennai, Tamil Nadu India

Technical Session #222CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOODPROCESS ENGINEERS – PANEL DISCUSSIONTuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMLocation: 300BSponsored by PRS, Organized by Task Force for Food EngineeringModerator(s): Litha Sivanandan, West Virginia Univ, Morgantown, WV

Chris Butts, USDA ARS, Dawson, GAJuming Tang, Washington State Univ., Pullman, WA

The Processing Systems Community has organized this session to honorthe recipient of the 2017 ASABE International Food Engineering Awardand provide an opportunity for food process engineers from industry,government and academia to discuss challenges and share their visionfor the future of food processing engineers.

9:30AM Introduction9:35AM Historical Challenges and Potential Opportunities

for Food EngineersYrio Roos, Ph.D, University College Cork, Cork, Ire-land

10:10AM Challenges in Food Engineering Education and Re-searchBradley P. Marks, Ph.D, P.E., Michigan State Univer-sity, East Lansing, MI

10:35AM Challenges and Opportunities in Sensing and Meas-urement in Food ProcessingBrady P. Carter, Ph.D, METER Corp, Pullman, WA

11:00AM New Funding Opportunities for Food EngineeringProgramsHongda Chen, Ph.D, USDA National Institute of Foodand Agriculture, Washington, DC

11:25AM Panel Discussion

Technical Session #253STUDENT SUCCESS: PREDICTION ANDENHANCEMENTTuesday, July 18 – 9:30PM-12:00PMLocation: 300CSponsored by EOPD-203, EOPD-211Moderator(s): David Jones, Raj Raman & Evan Curtis, Presenters will share examples of strategies used to enhance student suc-cess. Following the examples, there will be an open dialogue among at-tendees to discuss ways student data can be leveraged to guide studentsuccess programming.

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AGCO NATIONAL STUDENT DESIGNCOMPETITIONTuesday, July 18 – 11:00AM-12:00PMLocation: 401BThe top three entries for the student design competition have been in-vited to this oral competition. Listen to these outstanding engineering de-sign project presentations. Winners will be recognized at theAEM/ASABE Student Awards Breakfast on Wednesday.

E# 14GRADUATE STUDENT PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT ROUNDTABLETuesday, July 18 – 12:00PM-2:00PMLocation: 401CA panel of esteemed members of our society will share their academicand professional experiences with current graduate students. This is notbe a technical session, but instead a time to ask questions and gain ad-vice from others who have been there before you. This is a YPC spon-sored event and is open to all graduate students.COST: $10.00

QUARTER SCALE TRACTOR STUDENT DESIGNCOMPETITIONTuesday, July 18 – 12:30PM-2:30PMLocation:206BTop finishing teams in the Team Presentation category from this year'scompetition will give their winning presentations during this session.This is an excellent opportunity for students to see what a top presenta-tion looks like and use that knowledge to improve their own presentationin future years. There will be ample time for Q&A, so come ready tolearn.

ASABE BUSINESS MEETINGTuesday, July 18 – 1:00PM-2:00PMLocation: 202BThe ASABE Business Meeting will be conducted by ASABE PresidentMaynard Herron, P.E., Engineering Manager, AGCO and ASABE Presi-dent-Elect Stephen Searcy, Professor, Texas A&M University

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ASABE Business MeetingTuesday, July 18 – 1:00PM-2:00PM

Location: 202B

Maynard Herron, P.E.ASABE President

Engineering ManagerAGCO

In his professional role, Herron has served 12 years as engineering manager re-sponsible for new product engineering for AGCO hay tools. In this role, he has over-seen the development and launch of several forage and hay harvesting products.His current role is manager of product proving, AGCO Hesston division. He recentlyserved as principal investigator for a biomass harvest and logistics demonstrationgrant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DE-EE0001035). Herron is individual orjoint inventor on fourteen U.S. patents.

Herron is currently a member of MS-23/7/2 (Forage and Biomass Engineering)and MS-23/5 (Tractor Implement Interface). His other Society activities include theAETC planning committee, the ASABE marketing task force, and an employer out-reach task force to develop career promotion materials to improve employer com-prehension of the agricultural and biological engineering degree and curriculum.This task force also developed a résumé writing guide to aid agricultural and biolog-ical engineers in emphasizing the diversity and strengths of the degree, includingtips to enhance recognition by electronic résumé scanning programs. A 37-yearmember of the Society, Herron was named an ASABE Fellow in 2016.

Stephen Searcy, P.E.ASABE President-Elect

Professor and Department HeadTexas A&M University

In his role as head of Texas A&M’s Department of Biological and Agricultural Engi-neering, Searcy provides statewide administrative support and guidance for a fac-ulty of 37 as they address the Land Grant University missions of teaching, research,and extension to serve the public good. His specific responsibilities include discipli-nary leadership at the state, national, and international levels; establishing and re-porting on prioritized goals for the department; assembling a high-performing,diverse, and inclusive faculty and staff; and communicating the contributions of thedepartment to stakeholders and the public.

Currently a member of EOPD-210 (chair), MS-23/7/2, and MS-23/7/3, Searcy hasheld the following Society offices: treasurer (2009-2013), Board of Trustees (2009-2013), Board of Directors (representing the IET division, 1996-1997), E-20 (2002-2013, chair 2009-2013), E-08 (2008-2011), E-10 (vice-chair 1999-2000, chair2000-2001, past chair 2002-2003), IET Division Steering Committee (member atlarge 1987-1991, member 1992-1995, secretary 2000-2001, vice-chair 2001-2002,chair 2002-2003), IET associate editor (1989-1992), P-122 (PhD evaluation commit-tee member 2008-2009, chair 2009), the ad hoc task force on integrating biologicalengineering into ASAE (chair for the IET Division, 1991-1993), the “Automation forthe 21st Century” Symposium Steering Committee (chair 1989-1991), and vice-president for membership for the Texas Section (1983-1984). A 35-year member ofthe Society, Searcy was named an ASABE Fellow in 2008.

GRAD SCHOOL 101: A PANEL DISCUSSION FORUNDERGRADUATESTuesday, July 18 – 2:00PM-4:00PMLocation: 300BThinking about graduate school? Wondering what it's all about or if it'sthe right place for you? A panel of current graduate students from differ-ent backgrounds, programs, and experiences will share their journey aswell as answer questions on everything from the application process toevery day grad life. This is a YPC sponsored event.

ASABE FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEESTuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 300CThe Foundation Board of Trustees meeting will be led by RobertGustafson, President.

Technical Session #223FOSTERING AFRICAN-CHINESE AND INDIANPARTNERSHIPS TOWARD DELIVERING MUTUALLYBENEFICIAL SOLUTIONS IN AGRICULTURE – PANELDISCUSSIONTuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 300ASponsored by E-2050 – Global Engagement Moderator(s): Klein Ileleji, Purdue Univ, West Lafayette, IN

Nourredine Abdoulmoumine, Univ of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN

China, India and countries in Africa have one of the largest numbers of small-holder farmers who still utilize low input and low level technologies in their farm-ing operations. Farmer sizes are characteristically small (2 ha on average) withproductivity less than the potential when compared to the west. However, small-holder assistance, infrastructure and support from research and higher institutionsdiffer in these three places. This session will provide an opportunity for African,Chinese and Indian ASABE members to present opportunities to foster collabora-tion between these three communities today the goal of uplifting the level of agri-cultural productivity of smallholders in their countries.Panelists:

Dr. Gajendra Singh, Formerly with Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand

Dr. Joseph Mpagalile, FAO, Rome, ItalyDr. Xiongkui He, China Agricultural University, Beijing, ChinaDr. Alan Hansen, University of Illinois, Urbana, Champaign, Illinois

Technical Session #232WILLIAM J. CHANCDLLOR MEMORIAL SESSIONON SOIL TILLAGE, TRACTION, AND COMPACTION –INVITED PRESENTATIONSTuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 300DModerator: Dick Godwin

ASABE Fellow William Chancellor, Davis, Calif., passed away peacefully onFebruary 16, surrounded by his family. He was 85 years old.

Chancellor received a bachelor of engineering degree from the University ofWisconsin-Madison, and masters and doctoral degrees from Cornell University.He joined the University of California-Davis in 1957, and he worked and taughttopics relating to soil mechanics, soil-machine relations, vehicle stability and trac-tion, forage harvesting and handling, rice production and processing, economicoptimization of farm equipment use, agricultural technology for developing na-tions, energy relations in agricultural production, and many others. He was aglobal authority on smallholder-farm mechanization. Following on his early inter-ests in information theory, he was one of the first to recognize the interconnectionand substitutability of information and energy in developing more advanced, effi-cient, and sustainable food production systems.

With an encyclopedic knowledge of everything in the agricultural engineeringfield, and many other fields as well, he was also the author of a pioneering search-able database of articles and other information that earned him a Presidential Cita-tion from ASABE in 1996. Without his untiring support as a key member of theEditorial Board, the three volume Advances in Soil Dynamics published byASABE would have been impossible to accomplish. He held a deep concern forthe needs and welfare of his students, who have continued his work and influencearound the world. Few would have noticed his retirement, in 1994 after 37 yearswith the university, as he remained a notable presence in the department and oncampus, and if approached for advice or assistance, selflessly provided the benefitof his experience, insight, and wisdom. He continued to actively participate in theAnnual International ASABE meetings on a regular basis until recently.

Chancellor was the recipient of numerous awards serving as testament to thewide recognition and significance of his work, including election to the NationalAcademy of Engineering in 2005. In honor of his great service to the campus, hewas recently informed he would be presented with the UC-Davis Medal.

Chancellor was a brilliant scholar, teacher, and mentor. His passing is a greatloss for the department and the University. He is survived by his wife and daugh-ter and the rest of his family and friends who have been steadfast in their support.He was a 63-year member of ASABE. He was awarded Kishida InternationalAward in 1984, inducted as ASABE Fellow in 1985 and received John DeereGold Medal in 2004 from ASABE.2:30PM Introduction2:35PM Prof. William J. Chancellor Memorial Session on

Soil Tillage, Traction and CompactionShrini Upadhyaya, Univ of California, Davis, CA

3:05PM Laboratory Investigations on Draft and Power Re-quirements of a Front Active and Rear Passive SetCombined Offset Disc HarrowGanesh Upadhyaya, India

3:20PM Operational analyses of walking tractors fitted withrubber tracks and pneumatic wheelsShowkat Rasool, India

3:35PM Impact of Machine Mass on Agricultural Productiv-ity Compared to Soil Cone Penetrometer DataAndrew A Klopfenstein, Ohio State University, Colum-bus, OH

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SILENT AUCTION111ABC - Exhibit Hall

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM An investigation into the effect of traffic and tillage

on soil properties using X-ray computed tomographyWilliam Millington, Harper Adams University, Shrop-shire, United Kingdom

4:15PM System design and economics for Controlled TrafficFarming (CTF) in grass silage productionSven Peets, Harper Adams University, Edgmond, New-port, United Kingdom

4:30PM Soil stresses beneath tire traffic as affected by stressstate transducer burial methodThomas Way, USDA ARS, Auburn, AL

4:45PM Modelling the Influence of Incorporating InorganicFertilizer on the Recovery Pattern of Two Agricul-tural Soils After Load ApplicationEli Mamman, Univ of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, Borno,Nigeria

5:00PM Mechanics of a Model Chisel FurrowerEli Mamman, Univ of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, Borno,Nigeria

Technical Session #242MANURE AND LIABILITY ISSUES IN PNW –INVITED PRESENTATIONSTuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 206DSponsored by: NRES-27 Moderator(s): Joseph Harrison, Washington State Univ, Puyallup, WA

Teng Teeh Lim, Univ of Missouri, Columbia, MOThis session will provide a case study of air and water related liability is-sues in the Pacific Northwest, Washington State.2:30PM Introduction

AIR2:35PM What are Major Concerns

Pius Ndegwa, Washington State University, Pullman,WA

2:55PM Outreach – EngagementBill Wavrin, Sunny Dene Ranch, Mabton, WA

3:15PM Yakima Air Quality AuthorityHasan tahat, Yakima Regional Clean Air Authority,Yakima, WA

3:30PM BREAKWATER

3:45PM Defining the IssueGinny Prest, Washington Dept of Agriculture, Olympia,WA

4:05PM Industry PerspectiveJay Gordon, Washington State Dairy Federation, Elma,WA

4:25PM Addressing the Issue ñ GWMADavid Bowen, Water Quality Section Manager, Dept ofEcology, Union Gap, WA

4:45PM Group question / Discussion

Technical Session #249VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF LANDRESOURCES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT –INVITED PRESENTATIONSTuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 207Sponsored by NRES-26 Moderator: Aavudai Anandhi Swamy, Florida Agr & Mechanical Univ,Tallahassee, FLThis invited technical session addresses developing vulnerability assessments forland resources and also explores ways to link these assessments for sustainabledevelopment of the land resources. These speakers will address soil and watercomponents of land resources; their vulnerability and sustainability to changes inclimate and land-use. The invited presentations are given by multi-disciplinaryprofessionals (e.g. engineers, agronomists, soil scientists, economists) who sharecase studies, lessons learned, overviews of cutting-edge technologies and designstrategies, and best practices that are aimed at improving the land resources sus-tainability through vulnerability assessments. This multi-disciplinary approachthrough a series of talks can open up avenues to explore climate and land-usestressors important for vulnerability assessments and how the stressors can be rep-resented using indicators.2:30PM Introduction2:35PM Vulnerability Assessment of Land Resources for Sus-

tainable Development: Overview of the LessonsLearned and Next StepsDr. Aavudai Anandhi, Florida Agricultural & Mechani-cal University, Tallahassee, FL

2:50PM Modeling of the Integrated Water Cycle: Insights onthe Energy-Water-Land NexusDr. L. Ruby Leung, Pacific Northwest National Labora-tory, Richland, WA

3:05PM Winter Wheat Yield Responses to Climate Variationin the U.S. Central Great PlainsDr. Robert Aiken, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS (Robert Aiken, Xiaomao Lin, Zachary Zambreski)

3:20PM Climate-Induced Vulnerability of Land Resourcesand Approaches for Sustainable DevelopmentDr. Puneet Srivastava, Auburn University, Auburn, AL

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM Adaptation Strategies and Tools to Increase the Cli-

mate Resilience of the Agricultural Industry in theSoutheastern U.S.Dr. Clyde W. Fraisse, University of Florida, Gainesville,FL

4:00PM Crop Consumptive use ñ A Complex Link BetweenClimate Change and Crop ProductivityDr. George Paul, Formation Environmental, LLC,Sacramento, CA

4:15PM Ecohydrological Modeling Can Measure Surface Hy-drological and Ecological Response to Land Use andClimate ChangeKyle R. Douglas-Mankin, USGS New Mexico WaterScience Center, Albuquerque, NM

4:30PM To ComeDr. Indrajeet Chaubey, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN

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Technical Session #251INCENTIVIZING AND FACILITATINGUNDERGRADUATES TO TAKE THE FUNDAMENTALSOF ENGINEERING (FE) EXAM – INVITEDPRESENTATIONSTuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 401BSponsored by EOPD-414, EOPD-205, EOPD-211Moderator: Thomas Bon, North Dakota State Univ, Fargo, NDThis is intended to be an interactive session between the invited panel membersfrom several universities and the audience. Our goal is to share ideas and methodsthat are currently being used to encourage and/or assist undergraduates to take theFundamentals of Engineering Exam. It is hoped that this session will be the start-ing point to great discussion in ASABE in methods to encourage more students toconsider becoming registered Professional Engineers, especially in the Agricul-tural and Biological Engineering discipline.

Technical Session #252BROCK FAULKNER MEMORIAL SESSION ONAGRICULTURAL AIR QUALITY – INVITEDPRESENTATIONSTuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMLocation: 302BSponsored by PAFS-50, MS-23/7/3Moderator: Russell McGee, Texas A&M Univ, College Station, TXW. Brock Faulkner, PhD, PE, ASABE member was an Assistant Professor of Bio-logical and Agricultural Engineering at Texas A&M University from 2008 untilhis death February 17, 2016. He was an active member of the society, in research,publications, and especially a student favorite in teaching. This memorial sessionwill commemorate his life and service to his profession.

2:30PM Introduction2:35PM Career in Review

Bryan Shaw, Texas Commission on EnvironmentalQuality, Austin, TX

2:50PM Personal RemembrancesJohn Wanjura, USDA ARS, Lubbock, TX

3:05PM Professional Impact:- Air Quality Research Kelley Green, Texas Cotton Ginners Assoc, Austin TX- USDA AAQTF Bill Norman, National Cotton Council, Cordova, TN- TeachingRussell McGee, Texas A&M Univ, College Station, TX - Cotton ResearchDerek Whitelock, USDA ARS Southwestern CottonGinningResearch Laboratory, Mesilla Park, NM

4:30PM Mentoring Impact: Selected former grad students (Lauren Hazelrigs, Raleigh Smith, etc.)

4:50PM Wrap upRussell McGee, Texas A&M Univ, College Station, TX

AFRICAN NETWORK GROUP OF THE ASABEANNUAL BUSINESS MEETINGTuesday, July 18 – 4:00PM-6:00PMLocation:401CAnnual business meeting to assess the past year's milestones and set newgoals. New officers will be elected. Old and new members as well as in-terested parties are cordially welcome to contribute and network.

Technical Session #243FINALIZING MODEL CALIBRATION ANDVALIDATION GUIDELINES – RAP SESSIONTuesday, July 18 – 5:00PM-7:00PMLocation: 207Sponsored by NRES-21 Moderator: Claire Bauffaut, USDA ARS, Columbia, MOThis session will learn about the final version of model calibration andvalidation guidelines. Interested persons will become or stay involved inthe process for developing and updating these guidelines.

Technical Session #250TECHNICAL TRENDS AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIESIN THE U.S. AND KOREA – AKABFE INVITEDPRESENTATIONSTuesday, July 18 – 5:00PM-7:30PMLocation: 300BSponsored by E-2050Moderator: Seung-Chul Yoon, USDA ARS, Fayetteville, ARThis session is intended to facilitate communication between Korean and U.S.professionals and students in the field of agricultural, biological and food engi-neering. Discussions will center on with Technical Trends and Career Opportuni-ties in the U.S. and Korea and the invited speakers will address a wide range oftopics covering trends both past and present as well as directions the professionwill likely take in the future. Speakers will also offer practical advice on pursuingprofessional careers.

5:00PM Introduction5:05PM Bio/Nano Technology for Advanced Hybrid Materi-

als and DevicesJin-Woo Kim, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR

5:25PM Trends of Precision Agriculture in KoreaSun-ok Chung, Chungnam National University, Dae-jeon, Republic of Korea

5:45PM Research and Development Direction and Prospectof Korean Agricultural TractorJi-hoon Yu, LS Mtron Ltd., Republic of Korea

6:05PM Research Spotlights (Student/Postdoctoral competi-tion)AKABFE students/postdoctoral members

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E# 15ASSOCIATION OF KOREAN AGRICULTURAL,BIOLOGICAL, AND FOOD ENGINEERS (AKABFE)MEETINGTuesday, July 18 – 5:00PM-7:30PMLocation: 300BAssociation of Korean Agricultural, Biological, and Food Engineers(AKABFE) will have an annual meeting. A business meeting will takeplace and the Association dinner will follow at a nearby restaurantCOST: $30.00 member

$15.00 student

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL’S COMMUNITY BUSINESSMEETINGTuesday, July 18 – 5:15PM-7:00PMLocation: 303AThe Young Professional Community annual business meeting is open toall YPC members. If you have a bachelor's degree and are under the ageof 35, you're a member! Please come to discuss YPC activities, strategicgoals, and meet your fellow YP'ers.

E# 16ASABE FOUNDATION DINNER – AN EVENING ATARBOR CREST WINE CELLARS CLIFF HOUSEESTATETuesday, July 18 – 6:00PM-10:00PMLocation: Depart from the Convention CenterAn incredible evening is planned for your enjoyment at the Arbor CrestWinery Estate, built in 1924 for inventor Royal Riblet. The estate sits ona cliff and offers panoramic views of the Spokane River and surroundingvalley. During the reception, enjoy music as you wander the groundswhere youíll view unique basalt rock structures, a small vineyard, thou-sands of flowers, a 16’x16’ checkboard complete with dinner plate sizewooden checkers (yes you can play), some of Riblet’s unique inventions,and a croquet court on the cliffís edge. Arbor Crest’s award winningwines and their Square Wheel Brewing Co. brews will be available foryour enjoyment. Guides will be on hand to offer tours of the groundsand answer questions. Sit-down to dinner in the Vineyard Tent withsweeping views of the area and the majestic sun setting over the vine-yards below.

Includes: All transportation, guides, hors díoeuvres and buffet dinner. COST: $100.00 per person

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19E# 17MEET AND GREET BREAKFAST WITH DEPARTMENTCHAIRS AND SENIOR FACULTYWednesday, July 19 – 7:00AM-8:00AMLocation: 300AThis networking event is meant to connect late-career graduate studentswith department chairs/heads as well as senior faculty members to dis-cuss opportunities for furture research and/or faculty position openings.This is a YPC sponsored event, open to all graduate students as well asinterested faculty members.COST: $5.00 students

$10.00 faculty

E# 18AEM/ASABE STUDENT AWARDS BREAKFASTWednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-9:00AMLocation: 100ABCThe Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) and the AmericanSociety of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) invites all ofthe ASABE student members to attend the AEM/ASABE StudentAwards Breakfast. This event is a wonderful time to learn more about theprofessional side of the world as you dine. Reservations must be madeby Tuesday, July 18. Breakfast reservations will be confirmed in yourASABE registration packet. All annual meeting attendees are encour-aged to attend.COST: $5.00 for students

$20.00 for all other registrants

Technical Session #324ABET PROGRAMMINGWednesday, July 19 – 9:00AM-10:00AMLocation: 301ABET PROGRAM EVALUATOR INFORMATIONSESSION

Panelists:Donald Slack, Univ of ArizonaMike Hirschi, Univ of IllinoisSonia Maassel Jacobsen, Univ of MinnesotaDavid Jones, Univ of NebraskaPeter Livingston, Cal Poly Univ ñ SLORichard Cavaletto, Cal Poly Univ - SLO

Your department struggles with preparing for ABET visits. This is your chance.Take the program evaluator (PEV) training and become a PEV for agriculturaland/or biological engineering programs. Youíll learn by making accreditation vis-its to other universities as well as through the ABET training program which in-cludes face-to-face training and working with a mentor. Learn all the details. Chatwith current PEVs about their experiences. Youíll be the hero or heroine of yourdepartment! If you’re not in academia, you’re valuable to provide information asto what employers of graduates are looking for and EOPD-204 would

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like to recruit you as a PEV also. This is a chance to give back to the dis-cipline.

Technical Session #324ABET CRITERIA 4 ASSESSMENT AND CONTINUOUSIMPROVEMENTWednesday, July 19 – 10:00AM-10:45AM Location: 301Chairs: Mark Riley, Evan Curtis, University of Nebrasks-Lincoln10:00AM Non-Onerous and Sometimes Effective Approaches

to Continuous Improvement Processes for a mid-Sized Engineering Degree ProgramRaj Raman, Iowa State University

10:20AM Criterion 4 Lessons Learned at the University ofKentucky after a Recent ABET ReviewCzar Crofcheck, University of Kentucky

10:35AM Discussion on Assessment Methods among programsin Ag/Bio Disciplines

ABET ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ON ASSESSMENTWednesday, July 19 – 10:45AM-12:15PMLocation: 301Moderators: Mark Riley, Evan Curtis,

University of Nebraska-LincolnPanelists: TBA

Hear first-hand experiences from programs with recent ABET accredita-tion visits and participate in discussions about what works and doesnítwork for assessment and continuous improvement as required in ABETCriterion 4. Bring your questions and your experiences for the round-table discussion.

ETHICS IN ENGINEERING – ESSAY AND VIDEOCOMPETITIONWednesday, July 19 – 9:30AM-12:00PMLocation: 300BThe ASABE P-128 committee invites ASABE preprofessionals andyoung professionals to participate in the 2017 Professional EngineeringEthics Video Challenge. In a video of five minutes or less, describe anethical issue(s) faced by agricultural and biological engineers in practiceor research. Winners will receive a travel grant to the 2017 ASABE An-nual International Meeting (AIM) where winning videos will be pre-sented at the 2017 Ethics session sponsored by P-128, as case studies fordiscussion on ethical scenarios.

INTERNATIONAL PREPROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY(IPC) BUSINESS MEETING – PART 2Wednesday, July 19 – 10:00AM-11:00AMLocation: 102A/BThis business meeting will briefly review the results of this year's annualmeeting and will elect new officers for the 2017-2018 year. These newofficers will be introduced at the Wednesday Awards Banquet at12:30pm.

E# 19ASABE AWARDS LUNCHEONWednesday, July 19 – 12:30PM-2:30PMLocation: 100ABCThe following is a list of award recipients:Pharos of Alexandria Global Learning (grad student -2016)

Sasha HowesYoerger Preprofessional Engineer of the Year

Christian LeyRobert E. Stewart Engineering-Humanities

Hallie NelsonGale A. Holloway Professional Development

Lisa WilkenNew Holland Young Researcher

Matthew DarrLarry W. Turner Young Extension Professional

Joe LuckA.W. Farrall Young Educator

Leigh-Anne KrometisSunkist Young Designer

Brian M. HueninkJohn Deere Gold Medal

Qin ZhangRain Bird Engineering Concept of the Year

Changying Li, Rui Xu, and Pengcheng YuJames R. and Karen A. Gilley Academic Leadership

Steve MickelsonEvelyn E. Rosentreter Standards

Richard J. StraubPEI Professional Engineer of the Year

Curtis WellerKishida International

Vijaya RaghavanSukup Global Security Food Award

Digvir JayasLalit and Aruna Verma Award for Excellence in Global Engage-ment

Bill StoutMcCormick Case Gold Medal

Scott ShearerNetafim Microirrigation

Jiusheng Li

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International Food EngineeringYrjo H. Roos

Henry Giese Structures & EnvironmentJerry Wille

ADS/Hancor Soil and Water EngineeringVijay Singh

G.B. Gunlogson Countryside EngineeringKati Migliaccio

Mayfield Cotton EngineeringRichard K. Byler

SMV Technologies Ergonomics, Safety and HealthPaul Ayers

Advancement of Surface IrrigationEduardo Bautista

Heermann Sprinkler IrrigationDanny Rogers

Massey-Ferguson Educational Gold MedalAnn Christy

COST: Included with full meeting registrationAdditional tickets $40.00

Tour # 5DOWNTOWN WINE, FOOD AND ART WALKINGTOURWednesday, July 19 – 2:30PM-5:00PM Location: Tours depart from the Convention CenterMeet your guide at the hotel and begin an afternoon of Spokane delights!Learn about the farm-to-table food movement at SantÈ where the chef isknown nationally for his awards and locally raised, housemade charcu-terie. Taste wine at Cougar Crest Estate Winery and note what makesthem special. Visit an art gallery that showcases over 20 local artists fea-turing everything from pottery, to glass blowing, to fiber art, to paintingson canvas, fabrric, or other mediums. And taste more wine at the NectarTasting Room, highlighting wines from around Washington State.

Includes: Local guide, two wine tastings, charcuterie tasting platterand other local delights. COST: $45.00 per person. Tour covers about 1.5 miles at aleisurely pace, with stops.

Tour# 6THE SPECTACULAR LASER LIGHT SHOW ON THESPILLWAY OF GRAND COULEE DAMWednesday, July 19 – 5:30PM-12:30AMLocation: Tours department from the convention centerTravel through Eastern Washington's rich farm country, learning alongthe way about the Cataclysmic Ice Age Flood that sculpted the land-scape. Arrive at Grand Coulee Dam, one of the largest concrete struc-tures in the world. The dam sits astride the Columbia River; the secondlargest river in the United States. Grand Coulee Dam was built in the1930s to produce hydroelectric power and provide irrigation to 500,000areas in central Washington State, and is a major contributor in the Bon-

neville power grid supplying electrical power throughout the westernUnited States. As night falls, enjoy the Laser Light Show that tells thestory of the river and is projected on the spillway as water pours downthe face of the dam. The show is narrated and accompanied by musicand you'll be seated in bleacher seats. There will be time to explore theVisitor Center at the Dam. Dinner is hosted in Grand Coulee.

Includes: Transportation, guide and dinner in Grand Coulee (the laserlight show is complimentary).COST: $82.00 per person

THURSDAY, JULY 20ASABE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND COUNCILSThursday, July 20 – 7:45AM-2:00PMLocation: Davenport GrandThe Publications, Meetings, Standards, Membership Councils will meetfrom 8:00AM-10:00AM. The ASABE Board of Trustees will be meeting10:30AM-3:00PM. See the Committee to Convene schedule for loca-tions.

Tour# 7THE HISTORIC SILVER VALLEY AND THE CRYSTALGOLD MINEThursday, July 20 – 9:30AM-2:30PM Location: Tour will depart from the Davenport Grand HotelSpend a day re-living the boom days of the late 1800ís! As you travel tothe richest Silver Mining District in the world, view beautiful LakeCoeur díAlene and the world-class Coeur díAlene Resort & GolfCourse. Tour the Cataldo Mission, the oldest building in the State ofIdaho, which was built by the Coeur díAlene Indian Tribe and JesuitMissionaries in 1853. Walk through the Visitor Center and see items onloan from the Smithsonian. The display presents a fascinating tourthrough the shared history of the Catholics and the Coeur díAlene nativetribe. Enjoy lunch at the Enaville Resort, the former ìSnake Pitî, built in1880 for the fur traders and early miners during the Mining Rush. Thislog building has driftwood and elk-horn furniture, and eclectic art hangsfrom the walls and ceilings: a definite backroads spot in Idaho! Continueto the Crystal Gold Mine, an authentic 1890ís underground gold mine.(Note you can walk into the side of the mountain and the ground is flatto offer easy access for all.) Observe native silver, gold bearing quartz,unusual crystal formations and mining artifacts. Learn how the minersworked with only the use of a pick ax, dynamite, and a candle on theirhard-hat for light. You can even try your hand at panning for gold andprecious gem stones that are native to Idaho.

Includes: All arrangements with transportation, guide, admission tothe Cataldo Mission and Crystal Gold Mine, and lunch at the EnavilleResort COST: $83.00 per person

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TECHNICAL PROGRAMMONDAY, JULY 179:30AM-12:00PM

The purpose of these Sessions is the open exchange of ideas, therefore,remarks made by a participant or member of the audience cannot bequoted or attributed to either the individual or the individuals’ company.No recording of the participants’ remarks or discussion is permitted. Pic-tures of any material showsn here are not permitted.

In respect for the presenters and the people attending the conference,ASABE would request that anyone having a pager, cell phone, or otherelectronic device please turn them off. If your situation does not allow forthese devices to be turned off, please reseat yourself close to an exitsuch that everyone can benefirt from the information presented herewithout disruption.

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 101 TEACHING AND LEARNING IN ABE

– Sponsored by EOPD-205, EOPD-203, EOPD-01Moderator: Deepak Keshwani, University of Ne-braska, LincolnLOCATION: 102A/B

Time Paper # Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700293 Understanding the Varying Academic Landscape In-

habited by ASABE-Umbrella Engineering DegreePrograms: A Preliminary ReconnaissanceD. Raj Raman, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (D. Raj Raman, David D. Jones)

9:50AM 1700439 Assessing Active Learning Techniques in Agricul-tural and Biological EngineeringGanesh Bora, Mississippi State University, MississippiState, MS United States (Presenter: Dr. Ganesh Bora)(Ganesh Bora, Prem Parajuli)

10:05AM 1700227 Teaching Problem Solving: An Individualized Scala-ble ApproachAshim Datta, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Ashim Datta)

10:20AM 1701205 Hands-on Approach to Teaching J1939 ControllerArea Network (CAN) bus Communication and Em-bedded ControlsJohn Evans, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE UnitedStates (John Evans, Santosh Pitla)

10:35AM 1700088 Student Identification of Challenges and Success inAgricultural and Biological EngineeringJennifer Keshwani, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NEUnited States (Jennifer Keshwani, Deepak Keshwani,Evan Curtis)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1700307 Evaluation of Student Understanding of Design in

Core Biological Systems Engineering CoursesDavid Mabie, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NEUnited States (David Mabie, Evan Curtis, JenniferKeshwani, Tareq Daher)

11:15AM 1700858 Engineering education for Generation ZKevin Moore, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OKUnited States (Kevin Moore, Carol Jones, Robert Fra-zier)

11:30AM 1701553 A Content Review of Precision Agriculture CoursesAcross the United StatesLeon Schumacher, University of Missouri, Columbia,Missouri United States (Leon Schumacher, Danielle Sk-ouby, Matthew Yost)

11:45 AM 1701491 Exploring the Effectiveness of Resource Modulesfor Multidisciplinary Sustainability EngineeringProject ImplementationBhavna Sharma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, OakRidge, TN United States (Bhavna Sharma, Brian Stew-ard, S.K. Ong, F.E. Miguez)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 102 APPLICATION OF PRECISION

AGRICULTURAL DATA TOSUPPORT GROWERPARTICIPATION – Sponsored by ASE-16,MS-54, ITSC-254Moderator: Timothy D. Wodrich, John DeereLocation:102C/D

Time Paper # Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701239 Food Security and Sustainable Livelihoods in Nige-

ria: A Critical Analysis of the Theoretical and Practi-cal PerspectivesMohammed Khalid Othman, Nigerian University,Samaru Zaria, Kaduna Nigeria (Mohammed Khalid,Honwen Li)

9:50AM 1701615 A Site Suitability Approach to Sustainable UrbanAgriculture Using GIS and Decision AnalysisRobert Stwalley, III, Purdue University, West Lafayette,Indiana United States (Robert Stwalley, III)

10:05AM 1700192 Design of a Field Scouting Robot for AutonomousAbiotic Stress DetectionGary McMurray, Georgia Tech Research Institute, At-lanta, GA United States (Gary McMurray, Ai-Ping Hu,Glen Raines)

10:20AM 1701202 Weed Identification Rate Analysis for DifferentGrowing PeriodLin Chen, Washington State University, Prosser, WAUnited States (Lin Chen, Karkee Manoj, Long He, QinZhang)

10:35AM 1700231 Verification of Temperature Sensor Readings Ob-tained from Game and Trail Cameras Used for CropMonitoringPeter Larbi, Arkansas State University, College of Agri-culture, Engineering, and Technology, State University,Arkansas United States (Presenter: Peter Larbi) (CyrusMarbaniang, Kumar Bade, Chin Nee Vong, Peter Larbii)ipation

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1701457 Evaluation of Crop Coefficients and Evapotranspira-

tion in English WalnutAllan Fulton, University of California Cooperative Exten-sion, Red Bluff, CA United States (Allan Fulton)

11:15AM 1701226 Water stress based deficit irrigation schedulingusing RZWQM2 model for maize in ColoradoZhe Gu, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu China,People’s Republic of (Zhe Gu) (Zhe Gu, Zhiming Qi, Li-wang Ma, Shouqi Yuan)

11:30AM 1700923 Weight Prediction for Dairy Cows Based on Ma-chine VisionNiu Jinyu, , Yangling, Shaanxi China, People’s Republicof (Niu Jinyu)

11:45AM 1700963 Hyperspectral image segmentation for maize stub-ble in no-till fieldWanzhi Chen, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Wanzhi Chen)(Wanzhi Chen, Peter Larbi)

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MONDAY, JULY 17

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 103 KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

TO EVALUATE THESUSTAINABILITY OFAGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS –Sponsored by ASE-16, NRES-26Moderator: Edward Barnes, Cotton Inc.Location: 201A

Time Paper # Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700327 A Site Suitability Approach to Sustainable Urban

Agriculture Using GIS and Decision AnalysisGareth Lagerwall, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pieter-maritzburg, Kwazulu Natal South Africa (Gareth Lager-wall)

9:50AM 1700328 A Comparison of Large and Small Scale AgricultureGareth Lagerwall, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pieter-maritzburg, Kwazulu Natal South Africa (Gareth Lager-wall)

10:05AM 1701561 Using Stable Isotope Data to Assess Soil Evapora-tion from Potato Fields with Contrasting IrrigationSchedules.Luis Rodriguez, University of Illinois, Urbana, IllinoisUnited States (Luis Rodriguez, Wei-Ting Liao)

10:20AM 1700405 Regional Agricultural Planning - A Mesh NetworkApproachHossein Sadeghi, Washington State University, Pull-man, WA United States (Sayed Hossein Sadeghi)(Claudio Stockle, Stewart Higgins, Rogert Nelson, Hos-sein Sadeghi)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701082 Efficacy of Different Nanoparticles in Mitigating

Gaseous Emissions from Liquid Dairy ManureStored Under Anaerobic ConditionFiras Aloqaili, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore-gon United States (Firas Aloqaili, Stephen Good, Ken-neth Frost)

11:00AM 1700994 Determining Greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs)and N losses from beef-manure applied on Fargo-Clay soils under corn (Zea Mays L.) productionNiloy Chandra Sarker, North Dakota State University,Fargo, ND United States (Niloy Chandra Sarker) (NiloyChandra Sarker, Shafiqur Rahman, Md. Borhan,Parthiban Rajasekaran, Swadeshmukul Santra, AliOzcan)

11:15AM 1700920 Climate Change Impacts on Regional GreenhouseGas Emission and Soil Organic Carbon Dynamics inthe US Pacific NorthwestSuresh Niraula, North Dakota State University, Fargo,ND United States (Suresh Niraula)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 104 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS FOR

AGRICULTURE – Sponsored byESHModerator: Veronica Mbane, North CarolinaState UnivLocation: 201B

Time Paper # Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700389 Characterizing grain dust dispersion and dust cloud

formationKingsly Ambrose, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Presenter: Yumeng Zhao) (YumengZhao, Kingsly Ambrose)

9:50AM 1700112 Improving Air Quality in Swine Farrowing Opera-tions: Engineering Intervention ResultsRenee Anthony, University of Iowa College of PublicHealth, Iowa City, IA United States (Renee Anthony)

10:05AM 1700223 Accessing and Operating Agricultural Machinerywith Impaired Mobility: Advancements in AssistiveTechnologyShawn Ehlers, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN UnitedStates (Shawn Ehlers)

10:20AM 1701424 Measured spine tensile force limits for extractinggrain entrapped victimSalah Issa, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Presenter: William Field) (Salah Issa,William Field, Eric Nauman, Carl Wassgren, CharlesSchwab, Zahab Ahsan)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1700200 Application of Risk Analysis Tools in Agricultural

Safety: A Paper ReviewNurhaizan Mohd Zainudin, Iowa State University, Ames,Iowa United States (Nurhaizan Mohd Zainudin,Gretchen Mosher)

11:00AM 1700099 Network Analysis of Optimal Illinois Grain SupplyChain Flows: A Topological PerspectiveSai Ramaswamy, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Sai Ramaswamy, Gretchen Mosher)

11:15AM 1700229 Exploring the Likelihood of Entanglements and In-teractions with a PTO KnuckleCharles Schwab, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Presenter: Isaac Rempe) (Charles Schwab,Isaac Rempe)

11:30AM 1701574 A statistical analysis of feedback surveys from TheGrain Handling Safety Coalition Train the TrainerProgram to determine preferred teaching methodsto grain bin safety educatorsJaime Thissen, University of Illinois, Champaign, ILUnited States () (Jaime Thissen, Dr. Bob Aherin, BrandiShanata)

11:45AM 1701114 Effects of Epidermal Growth Factor-Loaded RadiallyOriented Nano-patterned Patch on Chronic Tym-panic Membrane Perforation.Jong Hoon Chung, Seoul National University, Seoul,South Korea (Presenter: Kyoung-Je Jang) (Kyoung-JeJang, Seonwoo Hoon, Myoungchul Lee, SangbaePark,Jongbeom Ku, Bog Hee Kim, Hongbae Kim, Yun-HoonChoung, Jong HoonChung, Jaewoon Lim)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 105 CATALYTIC & THERMOCHEMICAL

CONVERSIONS OF BIOMASS-TORREFACTION AND PYROLYSIS– Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Veronica Mbane, North CarolinaState UniversittyLocation:

Time Paper # Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701161 Devolatilization kinetics of high ash containing

switchgrass and pine bark by differential thermo-gravimetry (DTG)Nourredine Abdoulmoumine, University of Tennessee,Knoxville, Tennessee United States (Miles Ownby,Mourredine Abdoulmoumine, Qiaoming Liu, OluwafemiOyedeji)

9:50AM 1700111 Role of Oligomeric Liquid Intermediate on the Pyrol-ysis of Lignocellulosic MaterialsManuel Garcia-Perez, Washington State University,Pullman, WA United States (Manuel Garcia-Perez)

10:05AM 1700614 Kinetic investigation of the formation of biomasssyngas precursorsOluwafemi Oyedeji, University of Tennessee, Knoxville,Tennessee United States (Oluwafemi Oyedeji, Nourre-dine Abdoulmoumine)

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MONDAY, JULY 17

10:20AM 1701563 Economic and Environmental Aspects of Pyrolysisand Electrocatalysis DepotsChristopher Saffron, Michigan State University, EastLansing, Michigan United States (Christopher Saffron,Peyman Fasahati, Sabyasachi Das, Rachael Sak,Mahlet Garedew, James Jackson)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1700392 A lignin-first approach to biomass fractionation uti-

lizing Fenton’s reagent and supercritical ethanol forthe production of monomeric aromatics and freesugars.Joe Sagues, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Joe Sagues)

11:00AM 1701489 Understanding the Effect of Catalytic Pyrolysis Bio-Oil Produced using CaO during HydrotreatmentKC Sanjeev, Auburn University, Auburn, AlabamaUnited States (KC Sanjeev, Sushil Adhikari)

11:15AM 1700572 Effects of solvents on the yield and quality of bio-crude in sawdust catalytic hydrothermal liquefac-tion (HTL)Lin Wei, South Dakota State University, Brookings,South Dakota United States (Shouyun Chen) (ShouyunCheng, Lin Wei)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 106 TECHNO-ECONOMIC AND LIFE

CYCLE ASSESSMENT OFBIOENERGY OF AGRICULTURALSYSTEMS– Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Deepak Kumar, Univ of Illinois

Ganti Murthy, Oregon State UnivLocation: 202A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700284 Using spatial data to assess environmental impacts

of energy cropsSeyed Mohammad Hossein Tabatabaie, Oregon StateUniversity, Corvallis, Oregon United States (Seyed Mo-hammad Hossein Tabatabaie, Ganti S. Murthy)

9:50AM 1700835 Impact of Biofuel System on Land Use Change andFood PriceDev Shrestha, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID UnitedStates (Dev Shrestha)

10:05AM 1701564 Uncertainty in Life Cycle GHG Emissions of Biofu-els Due to Coproduct UtilizationNafisa Mahbub, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Al-berta Canada (Nafissa Mahbub)

10:20AM 1701079 Techno-economic comparative assessment of pro-duction of oxymethylene ethers (OME) from renew-able and non-renewable feedstocksAdetoyese Olajire Oyedun, University of Alberta, Ed-monton, Alberta Canada (Adetoyese Olajire Oyedun,Amit Kumar)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1700672 Advanced biofuels and biochemicals from lignocel-

luloses: a systems analysis perspectiveKarthik Rajendran, Oregon State University, Corvallis,

11:00AM 1700623 Techno-economic analysis of bio-refinery processfor producing jet fuel and ethanol from lipid-produc-ing sugarcaneDeepak Kumar, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL UnitedStates (Deepak Kumar, Stephen Long, Vijay Singh)

11:15AM 1700187 Environmental Tradeoffs of Alternative Scenariosfor Swine Waste Management Technologies: A LifeCycle PerspectiveShannon Banner, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC United States (Shannon Banner, JohnClassen, Prince Dugba, Mark Rice)

11:45AM 1701559 Life cycle assessment of biochemical conversionroutes for biofuel and bioenergy production fromseaweedPeyman Fasahati, Michigan State University, EastLansing, Michigan United States (Peyman Fasahati,Jay Liu, Christopher Saffron)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 107 ENERGY SYSTEMS POSTER

SESSION– Sponsored by ESModerator: Deepak Kumar, Univ of Illinois

Ganti Murthy, Oregon State UnivLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author1 1700083 Investigation of torrefaction reaction on high mois-

ture content biomass using dairy manureSitty Nur Syafa Bakri, Hokkaido University, Sapporo,Hokkaido Japan (Presenter: Sitty Nur Syafa Binti Bakri)(Sitty Nur Syafa Bakri, Kazunori Iwabuchi, Kioto Ito,Katsumori Taniguro)

2 1700096 Esterification of organic acids in bio-oil using solidacid catalysts generated from biochar and activatedcarbonShuangning Xiu, North Carolina A&T State University,Greensboro, NC United States (Presenter: Bo Zhang)(Shuangning Xiu, Abolghasem Shahbazi, Bo Zhang)

3 1700110 Bio-oil Refineries: Challenges and OpportunitiesManuel Garcia-Perez, Washington State University,Pullman, WA United States (Manuel Garcia-Perez)

4 1700226 Energy Production from Fluidized Bed Gasificationof Cotton Gin TrashWalter Oosthuizen, Texas A&M University, College Sta-tion, TX United States (Walter Oosthuizen)

5 1700232 Kinetic modeling and sensitivity analysis of butanolproduction by Clostridium Saccharoperbutylaceton-icum with furfural inhibitionQuan Zhou, North Carolina State University, raleigh, NCUnited States (Quan Zhou, Wayne Yuan)

6 1700264 Temperature variations with various enclosure ma-terial thermal property for a Chinese solar green-houseDavid Christopher, , Beijing, China, People’s Republicof (Presenter: Guohong Tong) (David Christopher, Guo-hong Tong)

7 1700286 Continuous hydrothermal liquefaction of microal-gaeSeyed Mohammad Hossein Tabatabaie, Oregon StateUniversity, Corvallis, Oregon United States (Seyed Mo-hammad Hossein Tabatabaie, Ganti S. Murthy)

8 1700316 Assessment and spatial analysis of the bioenergytechnical potentials from rice straw in Republic ofKoreaJimin Lee, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea,South (Presenter: Jimin Lee) (Jimin Lee, Kyo Suh)

9 1700317 Effect of oxygen on the decomposition of dairy ma-nure at low-temperature carbonizationTakanori Itoh, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, HokkaidoJapan (Presenter: Takanori Itoh) (Takanori Itoh,Kazunori Iwabuchi, Kumpei Ota, Katsumori Taniguro)

10 1700347 Algal Treatment of Wastewater Generated duringHydraulic Fracturing for Natural Gas and Oil Pro-ductionNurhan Dunford, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater,OK United States (Nurhan Dunford, Giovanni Lutzu)

11 1700365 Techno-economic Analysis of Algae Biomass Pro-ductionLauren Jabusch, University of California-Davis, Davis,CA United States (Presenter: Lauren Jabusch) (LaurenJabusch, Jean vanderGheynst)

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12 1700418 Modeling of photosynthetic aeration for energy-effi-cient wastewater treatment and reduced green-house gas emissionsBrendan Higgins, Auburn Universty, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Presenter: Brendan Higgins) (Brendan Higgins,Shannon Ceballos)

13 1700516 The effect of roll-milling on the physicochemicalcharacteristics of wheat strawXiaopeng Bai, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Xiaopeng Bai, Guanghui Wang, Decheng Wang, ZhiqinWang)

14 1700521 Impact of torrefaction on reactivity of wheat strawXiaopeng Bai, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Xiaopeng Bai, Guanghui Wang)

15 1700564 Development of a low-cost syngas cleaning tech-nology using heat exchanger and vegetable oil bub-blerSunil Thapa, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OKUnited States (Sunil Thapa, Prakash Bhoi, Ajay Kumar,Raymond Huhnke)

16 1700565 Life cycle assessment and performance of oil bub-ble-based syngas cleaning technologySunil Thapa, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OKUnited States (Sunil Thapa, Ajay Kumar, Robert Frazier,Raymond Huhnke)

17 1700574 Effects of bifunctional Ni/HZSM-5 and zinc hydroly-sis on the yield and quality of bio-crude in sawdustcatalytic hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL)Lin Wei, South Dakota State University, Brookings,South Dakota United States (Presenter: Lin Wei)(Shouyun Cheng, Lin Wei)

18 1700613 Effects of structure of die hole in ring-die briquet-ting machine on Leymus chinensis open compres-sion characteristicsHongxiang Shen, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Jinkui Feng)(Hongxiang Shen, Decheng Wang, Guanghui Wang)

19 1700633 Utilization of Smart Control Software to Achieve Re-quired Particle Size in 2 Stage Grinding Processesfor Corn StoverNeal Yancey, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls,Idaho United States (Neal Yancey)

20 1700647 Purification and characterization of an autolytic en-zyme for optimized hydrolysis of microalgae formultiple bioproduct extractionChelsea Dixon, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Presenter: Chelsea Dixon)(Chelsea Dixon, Lisa Wilken)

21 1700673 Effect of Polyethylene glycol (PEG) on adsorptionwith lignin for enhanced conversion of lignocellu-loses to ethanolKarthik Rajendran, Oregon State University, Corvallis,OR United States (Karthik Rajendran, Haider J. Kad-hum, Ganti S. Murthy)

22 1700679 Hydrothermal carbonization of swine manure for hy-drochar productionZachary Lentz, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (Zachary Lentz, John Classen,Praveen Kolar)

23 1700701 An integrated Techno-economic and Life CycleAnalysis of a Multi-Stage Algal Bioprocess forWastewater TreatmentDurga Madhab Mahapatra, Oregon State University,Corvallis, Oregon United States (Durga Madhab Maha-patra, Ganti S. Murthy)

24 1700708 Preparation of Nanocellulose Crystals via Mi-crowave-assisted Acid Hydrolysiszixu yang, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Zixu Yang)

25 1700722 Primary reactions in pyrolysis of milled wood lignin:The effect of vacuum on product distributionsEvan Terrell, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Presenter: Evan Terrell) (Evan Terrell,Brennan Pecha, Jorge Montoya, Farid Chejne-Janne,Manuel Garcia-Perez)

26 1700734 Heating load analysis of the pit greenhouseSeounghee Kim, National Institute of Horticulutural andHerbal Science, , Gyeongsangnam-do Korea, South(Seounghee Kim) (Seounghee Kim)

27 1700815 Fertilization of greenhouse-grown marigolds withextruded, slow-release biobased pelletsDarren Jarboe, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Presenter: Austin Gimondo) (Austin Gi-mondo, William Graves, Darren Jarboe, JamesSchrader, Martin Gross, Zhiyou Wen, Show-Ling Lee,Jake Behrens, David Grewell)

28 1700838 Life cycle analysis (LCA) for corn stover pellet incomparison with baled corn stoverNurun Nahar, North Dakota State University, Fargo, NDUnited States (Presenter: Scott Pryor) (Nurun Nahar,Scott Pryor)

29 1700870 Evaluation of the Potential Fermentable SugarsYield of Pedigreed Sorghum MutantsBairen Pang, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KSUnited States (Presenter: Bairen Pang) (Bairen Pang,Ke Zhang, Zhanguo Xin, Donghai Wang)

30 1700884 Development of greenhouse cooling and heatingtechnology by using seasonal thermal storage foralluvial aquiferJongpil Moon, National Institute of Agricultural Sci-ences, Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do Korea, South (GeumchunKang, Jongpil Moon, Yee Baek, Taeseok Lee, SungsikOh)

31 1700897 Non-thermal plasma (NTP) catalytic approach fordistributed ammonia synthesisPeng Peng, University of Minnesota, St Paul, MinnesotaUnited States (Peng Peng, Yanling Chen, RaymondHatzenbeller, Dongjie Chen, Roger Ruan)

32 1700907 Development of Environmental improvement sys-tem of Poultry buildings by Air conditioning andDrinking waterYee, Paek, National Institute of Agricultural Sciences,jeonju, Jeollabuk-do South Korea (Yee Paek, Geum-chun Kang, Jongpil Moon, Taeseok Lee, Sungsik Oh)

33 1700993 Starch Production from Duckweed as a Feedstockfor the Advancement of BioethanolBingjun He, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho UnitedStates (Presenter: Kevin Kruger) (Kevin Kruger, LideChen, Bingjun He)

34 1701058 Production of Renewable Diesel from Woody Bio-mass and Agricultural Residue: A Techno-economicAnalysis Comparative StudyAmit Kumar, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AlbertaCanada (Madhumita Patel, Adoteyese Oyedun, AmitKumar)

35 1701077 Characterization of Astaxanthin Production fromMarine Protist Thraustochytrium StriatuimRui Xiao, Clemson University, Central, SC UnitedStates (Rui Xiao Yi Zheng)

36 1701081 Techno-economic analysis of ammonia productionfrom black liquor gasification and co-gasificationwith pulp and waste sludgesAdetoyese Olajire Oyedun, University of Alberta, Ed-monton, Alberta Canada (Maryam Akbari, AdetoyeseOlajire Oyedun, Amit Kumar)

37 1701083 Comparative techno-economic analysis of bio-coalproduction through dry and wet torrefaction of bio-mass feedstocksAdetoyese Olajire Oyedun, University of Alberta, Ed-monton, Alberta Canada (Maryam Akbari, AdetoyeseOlajire Oyedun, Amit Kumar)

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38 1701117 Design of ring type die of briquetting machinebased on a nested structureHongxiang Shen, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Jinkui Feng)(Hongxiang Shen, Decheng Wang, Guanghui Wang, Xi-aoming Zhang)

39 1701193 Modeling to improve harvest and logistical opera-tions for corn stoverMagen Shedden, Oak Ridge Associated University, OakRidge, TN United States (Magen Shedden, Erin Webb,Mahmood Ebadian, Shahabaddine Sokhansanj)

40 1701201 Feasibility and Economic Analysis for Creating a Vi-able Cogeneration Design for the Campus Wood-Fired BoilerChad Dunkel, University of Idaho, Sandpoint, ID UnitedStates (Chad Dunkel, Dev Shrestha, Steven Beyerlein)

41 1701213 Microwave-assisted carbonization of phosphoricacid activated biomassElmar Villota, Washington State University, Richland,Washington United States (Elmar Villota, Hanwu Lei,Moriko Qian, Gayatri Yadavalli, Zixu, Yayun Zhang, LeiZhu, Shiela Marie Villota)

42 1701215 Modeling Biomass Supply Chain Disruptions in theUSDevita Amal, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA UnitedStates (Devita Amal, Bhavna Sharma, Erin Webb, CraigBrandt, Laurence Eaton, Alejandro Salado)

43 1701270 Investigation of White Rot Fungus as a Pretreat-ment Strategy for Switchgrass for Subsequent Ther-mochemical ProcessingCzarena Crofcheck, University of Kentucky, Lexington,KY United States (Czarena Crofcheck)

44 1701287 Ethanol yield calculation method – “an unac-counted factor” responsible for yield variationsDeepak Kumar, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL UnitedStates (Deepak Kumar, Kaylin Moy, Vijay Singh)

45 1701322 Catalytic oxidation of ionic liquid pretreatmentblack liquor in a biphasic systemLalitendu Das, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Lalitendu Das, Siquan Xu, Jian Shi)

46 1701324 Biofuels and bioproduct potentials of industrialhemp in comparison with kenaf, switchgrass andsorghumLalitendu Das, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Lalitendu Das, Enshi Liu, Areez Saeed,David Williams, Chenlin Li, Allison Ray, Jian Shi)

47 1701357 Life cycle assessment of drop-in biofuels fromprairie cordgrassIsaac Emery, Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH United States (Isaac Emery, EricMbonimpa, Sandeep Kumar, KasiviswanathanMuthukumarappan, Lin Wei, Arash Jahndideh, ShikhaSingh, Vance Owens)

48 1701363 Determining Material and Energy Uncertainty Im-pact on Biofuel ProductionLindsay Anderson, Cornell University, Ithaca, New YorkUnited States (Madhur Srivastava) (Madhur Srivastava,Lindsay Anderson)

49 1701364 Improving biorefinery economic viability, throughoptimization under uncertaintyLindsay Anderson, Cornell University, Ithaca, New YorkUnited States (Madhur Srivastava) (Lingfeng Cheng,Lindsay Anderson)

50 1701378 Techno-economic analysis of corn stover pelletiza-tion for cellulosic biorefinery feedstock transporta-tionAshish Manandhar, The Ohio State University, Wooster,Ohio United States (Ashish Manandhar, Ajay Shah)

51 1701406 Flash Distillation of Bio-Oil Produced via Tail-GasReactive PyrolysisThomas McVey, Pennsylvania State University, StateCollege, PA United States (Thomas McVey)

52 1701524 Microalgae Cultivation on Processed Anaerobic Di-gestatesTyler Barzee, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Tyler Barzee, Cody Yothers, Abdolhos-sein Edalati, Joshua Rapport, Hamed El-Mashad, An-naliese Franz, Rhuihong Zhang)

53 1701545 Life Cycle Assessment of mixed-species forest andshort rotation woody crop plantation in MichiganYingqian Lin, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI United States (Yingqian Lin, Zach Carter, Chris Saf-fron, Fei Pan)

54 1701550 Hydrothermal Fractionation of Slash Pine Biomassinto Sugar and Energy-dense HydrocharUmakanta Jena, New Mexico State University, LasCruces, New Mexico United States (Umakanta Jena,Kent Hoekman)

55 1701554 Technoeconomic analyses of new pretreatmentprocesses for lignocellulosic biomass and impactof lignin valorizationPeyman Fasahati, Michigan State University, EastLansing, Michigan United States (Peyman Fasahati,Sabyasachi Das, Christopher Saffron)

56 1701605 Seawater Desalination: From Classical Mechanismsto Emerging Solar Energy Powered TechniquesYaseen Al-Mulla, Sultan Qaboos University, Al-Khod,Oman (Yaseen Al-Mulla)

57 1701616 Thermal Modeling and Simulation of a PhotovoltaicGreenhouse PrototypeJonathan Maisonneuve, Oakland University, Rochester,MI United States (Jonathan Mmaisonneuve, PouyanPourmovahed)

58 1701670 Comparison of Pyrolysis Products Derived fromPoplar Tree and SwitchgrassPranjali Muley, Louisiana State University, BatonRouge, Louisiana United States (Pranjali Muley)

59 1701682 Demonstration of Water Purification/Treatment/Re-cycling and Power Generation in a CommercialDairySergio Capareda, Texas A&M University, College Sta-tion, Texas United States (Sergio Capareda)

60 1701703 Cost Prediction and Life Cycle Assessment ofWoody Biomass Supply Chain in MichiganYingqian Lin, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI United States (Yingqian Lin, Fei Pan)

61 1701704 A new approach to synthesize bio-polycarbonatefrom soybean oil and COShaoqing Cui, Ohio State University, Wooster, OhioUnited States (Shaoqing Cui)

62 1701707 Evaluation of Bio-refinery Alternatives for the Pro-duction of Alternative Jet Fuels in a Dry CornEthanol PlantAbid Tanzil, Washington State University, Pullman,Washington United States (Abid Tanzil)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:15PMSESSION 108 PRODUCTION, PROCESSING AND

CONVERSION OF ALGAE– Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Sudhagar Mani, Univ of GeorgiaLocation: 202B

Time Paper # Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700390 Effects of C5 organic carbon and light on growth

and cell activity of Haematococcus pluvialis undermixotrophic conditionsNa Pang, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Na Pang)

9:50AM 1701526 Fungal-Assisted Harvesting of Algae and BacteriaTyler Barzee, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Tyler Barzee, Rhuihong Zhang)

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10:05AM 1701012 Hydrothermal Liquefaction of Galdieria sulphurariaGrown on Municipal WastewaterCatherine Brewer, New Mexico State University, LasCruces, NM United States (Catherine Brewer, KwonitMallick, Feng Cheng, Zheng Cui, Shanka HenkanatteGedara, Mohsen Karbakhshravari, Tanner Schaub,Umakanta Jena, Nagamany Nirmalakhandan)

10:20AM 1701535 Hydrothermal Treatment of Lipid Extracted Algaeand Evaluation of the Produced HydrocharUmakanta Jena, New Mexico State University, LasCruces, New Mexico United States (Umakanta Jena,Kent Hoekman)

10:35AM 1701425 Effects of Residence Time and CO2 Partial Pressureon Catalytic Upgrading of Bio-Oil Produced fromHydrothermal Liquefaction of AlgaeRajdeep Shakya, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Rajdeep Shakya, Sushil Adhikari, ZhouhongWang, Ravishankar Mahadevan, Nikhil Jain, KC San-jeev)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1701059 Techno-economic Analysis of the Production of Hy-

drogen from Hydrothermal Gasification of Algal Bio-massAmit Kumar, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AlbertaCanada (Mayank Kumar, Adoteyese Oyedun, AmitKumar)

11:15AM 1700810 Development of extruded algal-based fertilizer pel-letsDarren Jarboe, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Jake Behrens, David Grewell, DarrenJarboe, Martin Gross, Zhiyou Wen, Austin Gimondo,William Graves, James Schrader)

11:30AM 1700848 Manufacture of slow-release fertilizer pellets fromwastewater-grown microalgaeMartin Gross, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Darren Jarboe) (Martin Gross)

11:45AM 1700688 A novel biorefinery approach for producing biofuelfrom fermented microalgaeQuazi Rahman, North Carolina A&T State University,Greensboro, NC United States (Quazi Rahman, LijunWang)

12:00PM 1700703 Three Stage Dairy Effluent Wastewater Treatmentand Bioproduct Generation using Green AlgaeDurga Madhab Mahapatra, Oregon State University,Corvallis, Oregon United States (Durga Madhab Maha-patra, Ganti S Murthy)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 109 SPECTROSCOPIC SENSING PART 1

– Sponsored by ITSC-348Moderator: Carol Jones, Oklahoma State UnivLocation: 202C

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700195 Nondestructive measurement of tomato maturity

using a new spatially-resolved hyperspectral imag-ing probeYuping Huang, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI United States (Yuping Huang, Renfu Lu, KunjieChen)

9:50AM 1700590 Assessment of spectral vegetation indices for map-ping water stress in vegetable cropsSamuel Ihuoma, McGill University, Montreal, QuebecCanada (Samuel Ihuoma) (Samuel Ihuoma, ChandraMadramootoo)

10:05AM 1701042 Rapid assessment of minced pork freshness usingportable NIR spectroscopyChristopher Kucha, McGill University, Montreal, QuebecCanada (Michael Ngadi) (Christopher Kucha, MichaelNgadi)

10:20AM BREAK

10:30AM 1701261 Discriminant Analysis of the Geographical Originsof Oolong Tea Using Surface-Enhanced RamanSpectroscopyYu-Wei Liao, National Taiwan University, Taipei, China,Republic of (Taiwan) (Yu-Wei Liao, Shih-Fang Chen)

10:45AM 1701031 Development of a Tryptophan Fluorescence Sensorfor Process Control in the Dairy IndustryFred Payne, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Fred Payne, Michael Sama)

11:00PM 1701248 SIMCA Model Applied to Plant Canopy ReflectanceAccurately Identifies Three Weed SpeciesAlimohammad Shirzadifar, North Dakota State Univer-sity, Fargo, ND United States (Alimohammad Shirzadi-far, Sreekala Bajwa, Seyed Ahmad Mireei, Kirk Howatt,John Nowatzki)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 110 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID

DYNAMICS (CFD) APPLICATIONS INAGRICULTURE– Sponsored by ITSC-217, ITSC-230, PAFS-305, PAFS-405, NRES-244, NRES-265Moderator: Christopher Choi, Univ of WisconsinLocation: 203

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701617 Recent Advances of Computational Fluid Dynamics

(CFD) in AgricultureChristopher Choi, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WIUnited States (Christopher Choi)

10:05AM 1701141 CFD Simulations of Fate and Transport of PesticideDroplets Discharged from Air-assisted Sprayers inOrchardsSe-Woon Hong, The Ohio State University, Columbus,OH United States (Se-Woon Hong, Lingying Zhao, Hep-ing Zhu)

10:35AM 1700902 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to Zoning Hor-ticultural Greenhouses in MexicoJorge Flores-Velazquez, Mexican Institutte of WaterTechnology, Morelos, Mexico (Jorge Flores-Velazquez,Ernesto Aguilar, Waldo Ojeda, Abraham Jesus ArzetaRios)

11:00AM 1701220 Particle image velocimetry measurement of non-Newtonian fluid flow in stirred reactorsKeqiang Chen, China, People’s Republic of (Presenter:Tao Lang) (Tao Lang, Keqiang Chen. Binxin Wu)

11:15AM 1701658 A computational fluid dynamics model of a dairyholding areaJessica Drewry, University of Wisconsin, , (JessicaDrewry) (Jessica Drewry, Mario R. Mondaca)

11:30AM 1700655 CFD simulation of non-Newtonian fluid mixing by apitched blade turbine inBinxin Wu, , Zhenjiang, Jiangsu China, People’s Repub-lic of (Binxin Wu)

11:45AM 1700951 Numerical Assessment of a Precision Air SupplySystem (PASS) Targeting for a Single Cow PartitionXiaoshuai Wang, Aarhus University, Viborg, Denmark(Xiaoshuai Wang, Guoqiang Zhang, Christopher Choi)

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Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 111 ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL

APPROACHES FOR SOLVINGAGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICALENGINEERING PROBLEMS - PART 1– Sponsored by ITSC-217, ITSC-230, PAFS-305, PAFS-405, NRES-244, NRES-265, ES-200Moderator: Nourredine Abdoulmoumine, Univ ofTennesseeLocation: 205

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700180 General Formulation of Transmission-Line Modeling

(TLM) Method Applied to Bio-Energetics of En-dothermsHugo Milan, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Hugo Milan Kifle Gebremedhin)

9:50AM 1700222 A methodology for predicting the relative illumina-tion intensity in apple canopy based on the three-di-mensional point cloudsCailing Guo, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Cailing Guo, Gang Liui, ZeZong, Weijie Zhang, Zhang Xue)

10:05AM 1700313 AgroClimate: Simulating and Monitoring the Risk ofExtreme Weather Events from a Crop PhenologyPerspectiveClyde Fraisse, University of Florida, Gainesville, FloridaUnited States (Clyde Fraisse)

10:20AM 1700325 An Engineering Approach to the Prevalent Problemof Stalk LodgingDaniel Robertson, (Daniel Robertson, Douglas Cook)

10:35AM 1700411 Establishing an Automatic System for Identifyingthe Stems of Salted PlumsYi-Chich Chiu, National Ilan University, Yi-Lan, China,Republic of Taiwan (Yi-Chich Chiu, Chia-Cheng Tung)

10:50AM 1700464 Head and body motion tracking of caged chicken invideoLinfang Xiao, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Linfang Xiao, Xiuqin Rao, ChenboSong)

11:05AM BREAK11:15AM 1700475 Greenhouse environment modeling and simulation

to monitor micro-climate issuesDongdong Ma, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Dongdong Ma, Libo Zhang, Suraj Am-atya, Jian Jin)

11:30AM 1700604 Research on spray delay control of a variable-rateorchard sprayer based on a laser-scanning systemJichen Cai, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of Jichen Cai, Xiu Wang, SonglinWang, Shuo Yang, Chunjiang Zhao)

11:45AM 1700729 Modeling branch pattern and shoot length for pre-dicting apple tree response to pruningYing-Tsui Wang, Washington State University, Richland,WA United States (Ying-Tsui Wang, Gerrit Hoogen-boom)

12:00PM 1700735 Virtual Operator Models for Off-highway MachineVirtual PrototypingBrian Steward, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Yu Du, Michael Dorneich, Brian Steward)

12:15PM 1700752 Sea fish identification using convolutional neuralnetworkChen Tung, , Keelung City, China, People’s Republic of(Chen Tung, Ching-Lu Hsieh, Yan-Fu Kuo)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 112 IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR

HIGH THROUGHPUT PHENOTYPING– Sponsored by ITSC-312, ITSC-348, MS-48Moderator: Changying Li, Univ of GeorgiaLocation: 206A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700092 Studying floral shape variations in 3D for genus

SinningiaWen-Chieh Chou, , New Taipei City, Taiwan China(Wen-Chieh Chou, Hao-Chun Hsu, Yan-Fu Kuo)

9:50AM 1700170 Three Dimensional Phenotype Quantitative Systemof Seedling RootTsung-Han Han, National Taiwan University, Taipei,Taipei China, Republic of (Taiwan) (Tsung-Han Han,Yan-Fun Kuo)

10:05AM 1700890 Measuring Chlorophyll Content of Soybean Leaveswith Image Processing techniqueOveis Hassanijalilian, North Dakota State University,Fargo, North Dakota United States (Oveis Hassanijalil-ian, Sreekala Bajwa, Alimohammad Shirzadifar, TedHelms, John Nowatzki, Curt Doetkott, Seyed MojtabaMansouripour)

10:20AM 1700402 Fire blight disease resistance assessment in applebreeding program using sensing techniquesSanaz Jarolmasjed, Washington State University, Pull-man, WA United States (Sanaz Jarolmasjed, Sarah Ko-stick, Kate Evans, Sindhuja Sankaran)

10:35AM 1700438 GPhenoVision: A Ground Mobile System with Multi-modal Imaging for Field-based High ThroughputPhenotyping of CottonYu Jiang, University of Georgia, Athens, GA UnitedStates(Yu Jiang, Shangpeng Sun, Rui Xu, ChangyingLi, Andrew Peterson)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1700404 High-throughput phenotyping for assessing

Aphanomyces root rot disease resistance in lentilsAfef Marzougui, Washington State University, Pullman,Washington United States (Afef Marzougui, Ma Yu,Chongyuan Zhang, Rebecca McGee, SinghujaSankaran)

11:15AM 1701245 Phenocam color image calibration using imageanalysisSunoj Shajahan, North Dakota State University, Fargo,ND United States (Sunoj Shajahan, Igathinathane Can-nayen, John Hendrickson)

11:30AM 1701080 Cotton flower detection using aerial color imagesRui Xu, University of Georgia, Athens, GA United States(Rui Xu, Changying Li, Andrew Paterson)

11:45AM 1700948 Development of High-resolution 3D PhenotypingSystem Using Depth Camera and RGB CameraMyongkyoon Yang, Seoul National University, Seoul,South Korea (Myongkyoon Yang, Seong In Cho, JinshiCui, Eun Seong Jeong)

12:00PM 1700781 Phenotyping of Arabidopsis for drought stress re-sponse using kinetic chlorophyll fluorescence im-agingJieni Yao, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Jieni Yao, Haiyan Cen,Haiyong Weng)

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Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 113 DRIFT REDUCTION

TECHNOLOGIES / ADVANCES INPESTICIDE APPLICATION &FORMULATION – Sponsored by MS-23/6Moderator: Adam Barlow, John DeereLocation: 206B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701409 Evaluation of On-board Swath Displacement Sys-

tems Used in Aerial Pesticide ApplicationHarold Thistle, US Forest Service, Morgantown, WVUnited States (Harold Thistle, Jane Bonds, GerryCormier, Gary Kees, Bob Mickle, Dave Davies, BillReynolds)

9:50AM 1700750 Development and evaluation of an automated verti-cal spray patternator for calibration of vineyard air–assist sprayerHaitham Bahlol, Washington State University, Prosser,Washington United States Haitham Bahlol, Gwen-AlynHoheisiel, Lav Khot)

10:05AM 1700383 Versatile Laser-guided Spray Control System to Im-plement Variable-rate Functions for ConventionalAir-blast SprayersHeping Zhu, USDA ARS, Wooster, Ohio United States(Heping Zhu, Yegang Li, Yue Shen, Hui Liu)

10:20AM BREAK10:30AM 1700709 Leaf-Wetness Sensor Based Drift Quantification in

Tree-Fruit ProductionParish Nalavade, , Maharashtra, India Parish Nalavade,Lav Khot, Gwen-Alyn Hoheisel)

10:45AM 1700711 Evaluation of Two Over-The-Row GrapevineSprayers for Both-Side Single-Pass Versus One-Side Multi-Pass Spray ApplicationParish Nalavade, , Maharashtra, India (ParishNalavade, Margaret McCoy, Haitham Bahlol, Gwen-Alyn Hoheisel, Lav Khot, Michelle Moyer)

11:00AM 1700290 Targeted aerial spraying for urban pest eradicationBrian Richardson, Scion (NZ Forest Research Institute),Rotorua, New Zealand (Brian Richardson, Tara Srand,Liam Wright, Carol Rolando, Clint Hoffmann)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 114 ADVANCES IN SOIL-PLANT-

MACHINE DYNAMICS – Sponsored byMS-45, MS-54, ITSC-254Moderator Diogenes Antille, Univ of SouthernQueenslandLocation: 206C

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700095 Simulation of Planter Row Cleaner in Corn Residue

Using Discrete Element ModelingMark Barker, John Deere, Ankeny, IA United States(Mark Barker, Carol Plouffe)

9:50AM 1700137 Modeling Free and Forced Vibration of a Ford NewHolland TT55 Tractor Seat during Farm OperationsEli Mamman, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, BornoNigeria (Eli Mamman)

10:05AM 1700217 Finite Element Modeling and Simulations to Investi-gate the Relationship Between the Cone Index Pro-file and Draft Requirements of a Compaction ProfileSensor with DepthQingsong Zhang, University of California Davis, Davis,CA United States (Qingsong Zhang, Shrini Upadhyaya,Qingxi Liao, Pedro Andrade-Sanchez)

10:20AM 1700394 Measurement and evaluation of vertical stress dis-tribution at soil-tire interface in cultivated soil understatic conditionsChunxia Jiang, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Chunxia Jiang, Zhixiong Lu, Shrini Upad-hyaya)

10:35AM 1700777 Calibration of soil compaction behavior using Dis-crete Element Method (DEM)Mohammad Sadek, Buhler Industries Inc., Winnipeg,Manitoba Canada (Presenter: Mehari Tekeste) (Moham-mad Sadek, Mehari Tekeste, Majtaba Naderi-Boldaji)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1700924 Effects of topdressing depth and row spacing on

the SPAD and plant height of winter wheatHuimin Feng, Shanxi Agricultural University, Beijing Re-search Center for Information Technology in Agriculture,Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (Huimin Fenb,Nana Gao, You Li)

11:15AM 1701001 A Procedure for Evaluation of Tillage Power Re-quirements as a Function of Speed and Depth usingCANbus DataBrittany Schroeder, The Ohio State University,Cloverdale, OH United States (Brittany Schroeder, An-drew Klopfenstein, Scott Shearer)

11:30AM 1701280 Impacts of Large Central Fill Planters on PinchRowsBrittany Schroeder, The Ohio State University,Cloverdale, OH United States (Andrew A. Klopfenstein,Brittany A. Schroeder, Richard T. Colley, Sami Khanal,John P. Fulton, Scott A Shearer)

11:45AM 1701608 Discrete Element Modeling (DEM) of Soil-Cone Pen-etrometer InteractionMehari Tekeste, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Mehari Tekeste, Thomas Way)

12:00AM 1701652 Summary of the effects of three tillage and threetraffic systems on cereal yields over a four-year ro-tationRichard Godwin, Dick Godwin Associates Ltd, Bedford,United Kingdom (R J Godwin, P A Misiewicz, E K Smith,W A J Millington, D R White, E T Dickin, K Chaney)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 115 ADVANCES IN TILLAGE, SEEDING

AND TRANSPLANT TECHNOLOGYPART 1 – Sponsored by MS-49, MS-45Moderator: Ajay Sharda, Kansas State UnivLocation: 206D

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700173 Exploration of Planter Performance For Cotton and

Peanut in Coastal Plains SoilsWesley Porter, University of Georgia, Tifton, GeorgiaUnited States (Wesley Porter, John Snider, Scott Mon-fort, Simerjeet Virk)

9:50AM 1700263 Development and tests of a transplanting machinein plant factoryWeinan Shirzadifar, North Dakota State University,Fargo, ND United States (Presenter: Weinan Shi)(Weinan Shi, Huanyu Jiang, Le Wang)

10:05AM 1700440 Field scale row unit vibration affecting plantingqualityChangyuan Zhai, Northwest A&F University, OklahomaState University, Yangling, Shaanxi, China, People’sRepublic of (Changyuan Zhai, John Long, Randal Tay-lor, Paul Weckler, Ning Wang)

10:20AM 1700546 Zone Delineation and Assessment of Hybrid Man-agement Zones for Multi-Hybrid PlantingRachel Stevens, University of Nebraska Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (Rachel Stevens, Joe Luck,Richard Ferguson, Loren Giesler, Santosh Pitla, KeithGlewen, Nathan Mueller, Laura Thompson)

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10:35AM 1700751 Development of a Semiautomatic Chili PepperTransplanter for females and the elderlyGiyoung Kweon, Gyeongsang National University, Jinju,Korea, South (Giyoung Kweon, Chelwoo Han,Changjun Oh)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1700771 Options for Rice Transplanting in Puddled and Un-

puddled SoilMuhammad Ashik-E-Rabbani, Bangladesh AgriculturalUniversity, Mymensingh Sadar, MymensinghBangladesh (Presenter: Md. Monjurul Alam) (Md.Mosharraf Hossain, Muhammad Ashik-E-Rabbani,Hasan Mohammad Towfiq Elahi, Surajit Sarkar, ChayanKumar Saha, Md. Monjurul Alam, Prosanta KumarKalita, Alan C. Hansen)

11:15AM 1701283 Logistics of Multi-Hybrid/Variety PlantingAndrew A Klopfenstein, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH United States (Andrew A Klopfenstein,John P. Fulton, Scott A. Shearer)

11:30AM 1701285 Operational Challenges and Impacts of IncreasingPlanter Speed on Corn YieldBrittany Schroeder, The Ohio State University,Cloverdale, OH United States (Andrew A. Klopfenstein,Brittany Schroeder, Richard T. Colley, Sami Khanal,John P. Fulton, Scott A. Shearer)

11:45AM 1701571 Influence of Planter Downforce Setting and GroundSpeed on Sedding Depth, Plant Spacing and Emer-gence Uniformity of CornAjay Sharda, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Ajay Sharda, Sylvester Badua,Ignacio Ciampitti, Daniel Flippo, Ryan Strasser, TerryGriffin)

12:00PM 1701572 Development of a Planter Automatic DownforceEvaluation Test Stand to Quantify System Responseand AccuracyAjay Sharda, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Ryan Strasser, Ajay Sharda,Naiqian Zhang)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 116 AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES AND

SYSTEMS – Sponsored by MS-58, ITSC-318,ITSC-353Moderator: Bryan Hrnicek, Hagie ManufacturingLocation: 207

Tile Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700276 Automated Pest Sampling using Unmanned Aerial

SystemsPhillip Dix, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KSUnited States (Daniel K. Flippo) (Phillip Dix, Dan Flippo)

9:50AM 1700321 Multi-Combine Robot System for Rice HarvestingOperationMichihisa Iida, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Kyoto Japan(MICHIHISA IIDA) (Michihisa Iida, Syota Harada,Ryosuke Sasaki, Yifan Zhang, Ryo Asada, MasahikoSuguri, Ryohei Masuda)

10:05AM 1700544 Platform Stability for a high clearance citrus har-vester using nonlinear controlled PWM based legleveling: modeling and validationYongmin Chung, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Yongmin Chung)

10:20AM 1700927 Fuzzy logic-based Robust Steering Controller for anAutonomous Head Feed Combine HarvesterChan Woo Jeon, Seoul National University, Seoul,South Korea (Chan Woo Jeon, Hak-Kin Kim, XiongzheHan, Jung-Hun Kim)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701056 A Multi-Layer Shake and Catch Platform for Apple

HarvestingLong He, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Long He, Xin Zhang, Yunxiang Ye, ManojKarkee, Qin Zhang)

11:00AM 1701300 Electro-Hydraulic Steering Control System for Auto-mated Steering of an Agricultural TractorChangJoo Lee, Seoul National University, Seoul, SouthKorea (ChangJoo, Lee) (ChangJoo Lee)

11:15AM 1701352 Development of a UAV-Assisted Water QualityMeasurement SystemCengiz Koparan, Clemson University, Clemson, SCUnited States (Cengiz Koparan, Bulent Koc)

11:30AM 1701498 Design of on-site water collecting system and on-line pesticide premixing system for sprayer inpaddy fieldsXinhua Wei, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Xinhua Wei, Xiaokai Liu, Xuejin Shen)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 117 MACHINERY SYSTEMS FOR CROP

PRODUCTION – Sponsored by MS-49Moderator: Wesley Porter, Univ of GeorgiaLocation: 300D

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700234 Design, Fabrication and Evaluation of motorized

and pedal operated Soybean thresher for smallholder farmers in Ghana.Gabriel Abdulai, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mis-souri United States (Gabriel Abdulai, Kerry Clark)

9:50AM 1700552 Impact of base cutter blade design on sugarcanecut qualityMd Abdul Momin, University of Illinois, Urbana, ILUnited States (Md Abdul Momin, Paul Wempe, TonyGrift, Alan Christopher Hansen)

10:05AM 1700094 Considerations of Dry Fertilizer Material Propertieson Distribution Uniformity in a Segregated Bin,Spinner - Disc Spreader Fertilization SystemRichard Colley III, The Ohio State University, Columbus,OH United States (Richard Colley III, John Fulton, Eliza-beth Hawkins, Simerjeet Virk)

10:20AM 1701230 The Impact of Precision Agriculture Technology onthe Productivity of Farm MachineryJustin Maughan, Brigham Young University, Rexburg,ID United States (Justin Maughan, Stuart Birrell)

10:35AM 1700609 Effects of Contra-rotating Basecutters on CuttingQuality and Energy ConsumptionShaochun Ma, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Wanhao Zhang, Ming Liu,Guangyou Yang, Xiuheng Wu, Zhenghe Song,Shaochun Ma)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1701421 Linear Reachability of Fruits in Orchard Trees with

Actuator ConstraintsRajkishan Arikapudi, University of California-Davis,Davis, California United States (Rajkishan Arikapudi,Stavros G. Vougioukas)

11:15AM 1700596 Mechanized Rice Harvesting Opportunity in South-ern Delta of BangladeshMd Rostom Ali, Bangladesh Agricultural University, My-mensingh, Bangladesh (Presenter: Chayan KumerSaha) (Md Rostom Ali, Md Kamrul Hasan, ChayanKumer Saha, Md Monjurul Alam, Prasanta KumarKalita, Alan Christopher Hansen)

11:30AM 1700660 Appropriate Scale Agricultural Mechanization inSouthern Delta of Bangladesh: A Methodical Ap-proachMd. Monjurul Alam, Bangladesh Agricultural University,Mymensingh, Bangladesh (Md. Monjurul Alam, ChayanKumer Saha, Md. Mosharraf Hossain, Md. Rostom Ali,Md. Ashik-E Rabbani, Md. Ayub Hossain, Md. IsrailHossain, Md. Nurul Amin, Prasanta Kumar Kalita, AllanC Hansen)

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11:45AM 1700905 The Fundamental Study on Onion Stem Cutting De-vicesGiyoung Kweon, Gyeongsang National University, Jinju,South Korea (Giyoung Kweon, Sangyoon Lee,Youngguen Kim)

12:00PM 1700999 Development and Performance Evaluation of Labo-ratory Model of Stripper Grain Harvester for PaddyCropshekhar kumar sahu, India Performance University,Kharagpur, west Bengal India (Shekhar Kumar Sahu, E.Vareed Thomas)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-11:00AMSESSION 118 NRES DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

SERIES-INVITED SPEAKERS –Sponsored by NRESModerator: Christopher Hay, Iowa Soybean AssociationLocation: 300A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701675 Copula-Entropy Theory for Multivariate Stochastic

Modeling in Water EngineeringVijay Singh, Texas A&M University, College Station,Texas United States (Vijay Singh)

10:00AM 1701674 Modernizing Surface IrrigationEduardo Bautista, USDA ARS, Maricopa, ArizonaUnited States (Eduardo Bautista)

10:25AM 1701673 Agricultural and Biological Engineering as a CriticalPublic Health InterventionLeigh Anne Krometis, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VAUnited States (Leigh Anne Krometis)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 119 PAFS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

SERIES-INVITED SPEAKERS– Sponsored by PAFSModerator: Tim Shepherd, Iowa State UnivLocation: 300B

Time Paper# title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM Agricultural and Biological Engineering Extension

Programming - Challenges and OpportunitiesRobert Burns, University of Tennessee, Institute of Agri-culture, Knoxville, TN

9:55AM Towards Precision Livestock FarmingHongwei Xin, Iowa State University, Ames, IA

10:25AM Odor and Odorous Chemical Emissions from Ani-mal Buildings: Part 3. Chemical EmissionsJacek Koziel, Iowa State University, Ames, IA (L. Cai,J.A. Koziel, S. Zhang, A.J. Heber, E.L. Cortus, D.B.Parker, S.J. Hoff, G. Sun, K.y. Heathcote, L.D. Jacob-son, N. Akdeniz, B.P. Hetchler, S.D. Bereznicki, E.A.Caraway, T.T. Lim)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 120 FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING

– Sponsored by PRS-703Moderator: Akinbode A. Adedeji, Univ of

KentuckyMichael Ngadi, McGill Univ

Location: 301Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700996 Sensory Evaluation of Stored Rice by the Applica-

tion of Fuzzy Logic Approach.Lakshmi Jayachandran, Indian Institute of Technology,Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Lakshmi E. Jayachan-dran, Srinivasa Rao)

9:50AM 1700371 Determination of the Effect of Extrusion Parameterson the Properties of Ready-to-Eat Expanded MilletSnack Enriched with Arthropod (Cricket) FlourAkinbode Adedeji, University of Kentucky, Lexington,Kentucky United States (Presenter: Francis Agbali)(Francis Agbali, Joseph Woomer, Akinbode Adedeji)

10:05AM 1700536 Investigating the Effect of Choke Gap and Speed ofa Screw Press on Palm Kernel Oil YieldSunday Ezeoha, Nsukka, Enugu Nigeria (Sunday LouisEzeoha, Clement Akubuo)

10:20AM 1701599 Development of novel food products using fingermillets and cowpeaKasiviswanathan Muthukumarappan, South DakotaState University, Brookings, SD United States (Ka-siviswanathan Muthukumarappan, Shanmugam Ganap-athy)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701601 Development of novel food products using barney

millets and cowpeaKasiviswanathan Muthukumarappan, South DakotaState University, Brookings, SD United States (Ka-siviswanathan Muthukumarappan, Shanmugam Ganap-athy)

11:00AM 1700225 Testing a Prototype for Improved Carbonation ofBeerScott Osborn, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States(Scott Osborn, Josef Dalaeli)

11:15AM 1700319 High Pressure Processing Technique and Its Appli-cation for Shelf Life Extension of Aronia BerryPureeBo Yuan, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE UnitedStates (Bo Yuan, Mary-Grace Danao, Mei Lu, SteveWeier, Jayne Stratton)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 121 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL

PROPERTIES OF BIORESOURCEPRODUCTS, CO-PRODUCTS ANDWASTE PRODUCTS – Sponsored byPRS-707Moderator: Rafael A. Garcia, USDA ARSLocation: 302A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701065 Compostable Characteristics of Reject Materials

produced during Industrial-Scale Corn Stover Bio-mass to Ethanol ConversionKapil Arora, Iowa State University, Nevada, Iowa UnitedStates (Kapil Arora, Daniel Andersen)

9:50AM 1701276 Impact of moisture content, particle size on thephysical properties and energy consumption ofcorn stover, switchgrass and lodgepole pine blendbriquettesJaya Shankar Tumuluru, Idaho National Laboratory,Idaho Falls, Idaho United States (Jaya Shankar Tumu-luru, Criag Conner, Ty Dansie)

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10:05AM 1700511 Effect of high pressure treatment on density, me-chanical properties and microstructure of low-den-sity hybrid poplarFengming Zhang, Zhejiang university, Hangzhou, Zhe-jiang province China, People’s Republic of (FengmingZhang, Yong Yu)

10:20AM 1700186 Evaluation of Waste Eggshells as Heavy Metal Ad-sorbent for use in Swine LagoonsBrianna Hess, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (Brianna Hess, Praveen Kolar)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1700455 Plant Based Production of Polyshaped Gold

Nanoparticles: Exploration of Physical and Chemi-cal Properties along with Process OptimizationNirlipta Saha, IIT Kharagpur, Khargapur, West BengalIndia (Nirlipta Saha, Snehasish Dutta Gupta)

11:00AM 1700126 Analysis on forming process of extruded corn asfeed material affected by thermal conditionXiao Chen, China Agricultural University, Beijing, BeijingChina, People’s Republic of (Xiao Chen) (Xiao Chen,Dandan Kong, Hongying Wang, Peng Fang, Nan Jin,Enze Duan, Zhongxian Qi)

11:30AM 1700034 Design of air-stream impulse threshing devicebased on the law of grain arrangementZhe Du, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China, People’sRepublic of (Zhe Du, Xinping Li, Lei Ma, Yongguang Hu)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 122 BIOPROCESSING FOR VALUE

ADDED PRODUCTS – Sponsored byPRS-280Moderator: Ganti Murthy, Oregon State UnivLocation: 302B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700617 Separation of proteins from aqueous phase to a

water immiscible organic solvent using ionic poly-electrolytesVarun Gejji, Texas A&M University, College Station, TXUnited States (Varun Gejji, Sandun Fernando)

9:50AM 1700563 Effect of pH and pH-shifting on lignin-protein inter-actions and adhesion performance of lignin-proteinpolymerSarocha Pradywong, Kansas State University, Manhat-tan, Kansas United States (Sarocha Pradywong,Ningbo Li, Meng Zhang, Xiuzhi Susan Sun, DonghaiWang)

10:05AM 1701310 Using High Carbon Dioxide Concentration to InduceAstaxanthin Production in the Microalgae Haemato-coccus pluvialisChing-An Peng, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID UnitedStates (Ching-An Peng, Alicia Sawdon)

10:20AM 1701400 Alkaline and Enzymatic Treatments to Improve theExtraction of Natural Rubber from Taraxacum kok-saghyz (TK) RootsDavid A Ramirez Cadavid, The Ohio State University,Wooster, Ohio United States (David A Ramirez Cadavid,Frederick Michel Jr, Katrina Cornish)

10:35AM 1701367 Purification of Recombinant Human Serum Albuminfrom Transgenic Rice ExtractKseniya Sheshukova, Kansas State University, Manhat-tan, KS United States (Kseniya A. Sheshukova)(Kseniya Sheshukova, Lisa Wilken)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1700183 Reduction of melanin formation during aryl alcohol

oxidase production by an Aspergillus nidulans cellorverproducing mutantMark Wilkins, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Mark Wilkins, Oscar Pardo-Planas,Rolf Prade, Hasan Atiyeh)

11:15AM 1701414 Microbiology of Ethnic Indian Fermented FoodsMade for MilletsSatyanarayan Dev, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee,FL United States (Satyanarayan Dev, Valerie Orsat, Vi-jaya Raghavan)

11:30AM 1701163 Metabolic Engineering of Clostridium pasteurianumfor Enhanced Biobutanol ProductionSheng Dong, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Sheng Dong, Shaohua Wang, Yi Wang)

11:45AM 1701229 Selective extraction of carotenoids and proteinsfrom Chlorella vulgarisSayali Kulkarni, Texas A&M University, College Station,Texas United States (Sayali Kulkarni, Zivko Nikolov,Laura Soto Sierra)

Monday, July 17 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 123 CURRENT TRENDS AND

INNOVATIONS IN GRAIN DRYINGAND STORAGE-INVITEDSPEAKERS – Sponsored by PRS-702Moderator: Johnselvakumar Lawrence, KansasState UnivLocation: 300C

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701693 Opportunities and Innovations in Drying and Stor-

age of Grains and Oilseeds for Food SecurityDirk Maier, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Dirk Maier)

9:55AM 1700084 Challenges and Innovations in Peanut Drying, Stor-age, and HandlingChristopher Butts, USDA, ARS, Dawson, GA UnitedStates (Christopher Butts)

10:15AM 1701694 Grain Quality and Value Enhancement in RiceBreeding Postharvest Processing Research: Cur-rent Tools and Technologies UtilizationRustico Bautista, Ricetec Inc, Alvin, Texas United States(Rustico Bautista)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701695 Current Trends and Research Needs in Management

of Cereals, Grains, Oilseeds and PulsesDigvir Jayas, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Mani-toba Canada (Digvir Jayas)

11:05AM 1701696 Impact of Recent Grain Storage and Handling Re-search at USDA-ARS Center for Grain and AnimalHealth ResearchMark Casada, USDA ARS CGAHR, Manhattan, KSUnited States (Mark Casada)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 124 NNOVATIONS AND INTEGRATION

OF INSTRUCTION – Sponsored by EOPD-205, EOPD-203, ITSC-353, MS-54Moderator: Joel Peterson, Univ of Wisconsin

F Richard Beard, Utah State UnivLocation: 102A/B

Time Paper# Title/AUthor2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700977 Using biodiesel production to teach process engi-

neeringEdwin Brokesh, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS United States (Edwin Brokesh)

2:50PM 1701532 Missouri Secondary Agriculture Teacher Percep-tions of Personal Protective EquipmentCurtis Langley, Tarleton State University, Stephenville,TX United States (Curtis Langley, Jeffery Reed)

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3:05PM 1701534 Availability and Cost of Secondary Agricultural Me-chanics Teaching AidsCurtis Langley, Tarleton State University, Stephenville,TX United States (Curtis Langley, Jeffery Reed)

3:20PM 1701508 Using Arduino as a Tool to Teach Basic Instrumen-tation and Control to Technology StudentsSantosh Pitla, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Ne-braska United States (Santosh Pitla)

3:35PM 1701567 University of Missouri Precision Agriculture Certifi-cate ProgramLeon Schumacher, University of Missouri, Columbia,Missouri United States (Leon Schumacher, Kent Shan-non, Brian Robertson)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700358 Workforce Education for Agricultural/Biological

Systems Operators and TechniciansJason Selwitz, Walla Walla Community College, WallaWalla, WA United States (Jason Selwitz) (Jason Sel-witz)

4:15PM 1700280 Learning to Golf is the Same as Learning to ManageProjectsThomas Brumm, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Thomas Brumm, Steven Bell, Gretchen Mosher)

4:30PM 1700052 Students’ Information Processing in AgriculturalSystems Technology Laboratories: Utilizing Exter-nal Representation While Solving Word ProblemsMichael Pate, Utah State University, Logan, Utah UnitedStates (Michael Pate, Donald Johnson, Bruce Miller, F.Richard Beard, Jennifer Long)

4:45PM 1700011 Tractor Disassembly and Modification for Engineer-ing Experiential LearningJohn Schueller, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (John Schueller, Bruce Carroll, John Ab-bitt)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 125 VALUE-ADDED CHEMICALS AND

PRODUCTS FROM BIOMASS– Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Ajay Shah, Ohio State Univ

Sushil Adhikari, Auburn UnivLocation: 102C/D

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700387 A Comparative Study of Ru-doped ZSM-5, Activated

Carbon, and Biochar Catalysts for Hydrogen Pro-duction by Thermocatalytic Decomposition ofMethaneKhalida Binte Harun, Auburn University, Auburn, ALUnited States (Khalida Binte Harun, Sushil Adhikari,Zhouhong Wang)

2:50PM 1700802 An example of commercializing biobased coatingsand bindersDarren Jarboe, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Darren Jarboe, Tong Wang, Tao Fei)

3:05PM 1701446 Lowering the carbon foot print of the automobile in-dustry through the in-mixing of modified biorefinerylignin for producing durable interior materials incarsJinxue Jiang, Washington State University, Richland,WA United States (Jinxue Jiang, Keerthi Srinivas,Brigitte Ahring)

3:20PM 1701447 Effects of Structure and Composition of Lignin onthe Derived Activated Carbon Materials for Superca-pacitor ApplicationWenqi Li, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY UnitedStates (Wenqi Li, Jian Shi)

3:35PM BREAK

3:45PM 1701122 Fast Pyrolysis of Canola Meal Derived N-dopedMico/Mesoporous Activated Biochars for Li-S Bat-terySourov Kar Sajib, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Sourov Kar Sajib, Sushil Adhikari, JamesRadich)

4:00PM 1701459 Catalytic Hydrogenation of Ethyl Lactate to producen-Propanol for Use as an Intermediate for Produc-ing Biomass-based Jet FuelsKeerthi Srinivas, Washington State University, Tri-Cities,Richland, WA United States (Keerthi Srinivas, PeifanYan, Zhongchao Zhang, James White, Birgitte Ahring)

4:15PM 1700707 Enhanced Production of Phenols-rich Bio-oil fromBiomass via Catalysis over Biochar-derived Acti-vated CarbonZixu Yang, Washington State University, Pullman, WA

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 126 ERGONOMICS, SAFETY AND

HEALTH POSTER SESSION– Sponsored by ESHModerator: Gretchen Mosher, Iowa State UnivLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author1 1700015 Distributing Best Practices for Lighting and Mark-

ing: Translating Research Regarding Farm Equip-ment Signage into PracticeJenna Gibbs, University of Iowa College of PublicHealth, Iowa City, IA United States (T. Renee Anthony)(Jenna Gibbs)

2 1700155 Measuring foldable ROPS actuation forcesPaul Ayers, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TNUnited States (Paul Ayers, Farzaneh Khorsandi)

3 1700197 Risk Assessment of a Tractor Based on AccidentCases: Estimation of Consequence Severity andRisk EvaluationByounggap Kim, NAS, RDA, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-doKorea, South (Byounggap Kim)

4 1700519 Effect of tractor cultivation on heart rate and elec-trocardiogram RR intervalsHidehiko Inoue, Nasushiobara, Tochigi Japan (HidehikoInoue)

5 1700883 Fabrication of a Sensor Array Based on QuartzCrystal Microbalance and the Application in EggShelf Life EvaluationFanfei Deng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangProvince China, People’s Republic of (Fanfei Deng)(Fanfei Deng, Jun Wang, Zhenbo Wei, Wei Chen)

6 1701147 Do additional locking screws increase the strengthof bone plates?Christopher Dodson, MidState Orthopaedic and SportsMedicine Center, Alexandria, LA United States (Christo-pher Dodson) (Christopher Dodson)

7 1701626 A regression model for fuel consumptionDingding Li, (Presenter: Jinkui Feng) (Dingding Li,Liangdong Liu)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 127 SPECTROSCOPIC SENSING PART 2

– Sponsored by ITSC-348Moderator: Seung-Chul Yoon, USDA ARSLocation: 206B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700499 Visible−near infrared spectroscopy based

Grapevine leafroll−associated virus−3 detectionfrom undetached leaves under field conditionRajeev Sinha, Washington State University, Prosser,WA United States (Rajeev Sinha) (Rajeev Sinha, LavKhot, Anura Rathnayake, Rayapathi Naidu, ZongmeiGao)

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2:50PM 1700500 Spectrometric sensing of Burkholderia cepaciacaused sour skin in onions under bulk storage con-dition.Rajeev Sinha, Washington State University, Prosser,WA United States (Rajeev Sinha) (Rajeev Sinha, LavKhot, Brenda Schroeder)

3:05PM 1700654 Measurement of the optical properties of pork meatusing steady-state diffuse reflectance hyperspectraltechnologyHongwei Sun, , Beijing, China, People’s Republic of(Hongwei Sun) (Hongwei Sun, Yankun Peng, WenxiuWang)

3:20PM BREAK3:30PM 1700625 Grading of Green tea and quantitative determination

of beta-carotene and lutein based on hyperspectralimagingRuiqing Zhou, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Ruiqing Zhou) (RuiqingZhou, Xiaoli Li, Yong He)

3:45PM 1700493 Effect of grain density to near infrared spectra anddesign of a laboratory evaluation system for com-bine harvesterShengjie Yang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhe-jiang Province China, People’s Republic of (ShengjieYang) (Shengjie Yang, Qifang Wu, Han Chang,Qingqing Li, Huirong Xu)

4:00PM 1700423 Optical properties of healthy and bruised blueberrytissues in the near-infrared spectral regionMengyun Zhang, University of Georgia, Athens, GAUnited States (Mengyun Zhang) (Mengyun Zhang,Changying Li)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 128 SENSING FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT

PHENOTYPING – Sponsored by ITSC-348,ITSC-312Moderator: Sindhuja Sankaran, WashingtonState UnivLocation: 206C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700407 Development of a flexible phenomic field platform

for high-throughput phenotyping in Palouse regionof Washington StateYasin Osroosh, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (Yasin Osroosh, Sindhu Sankaran)

2:50PM 1700581 Development of Automated High-throughput Pheno-typing System for Controlled Environment StudiesChongyuan Zhang, Washington State University, Pull-man, WA United States (Chongyuan Zhang, JianfengZhou, Michael Pumphrey, Qin Zhang, SindhujaSankaran)

3:05PM 1701180 Applicability of 3D Imaging for measuring grapevineplant growth under subsurface drip irrigationAnura Rathnayake, University of Ruhuna, Hapugala,Galle Sri Lanka (Anura Rathnayake, Carlos Zuniga, LavKhot Ramchandra, Sindhuja Sankaran, Pete Jacoby)

3:20PM 1701204 360-degree view point cloud generation for thecharacterization of plant morphological traitsSuresh Thapa, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (Suresh Thapa, Yufeng Ge,Hongfeng Yu)

3:35PM 1701002 Crop canopy measurement using laser and ultra-sonic sensing integrationRoberto Buelvas, McGill University, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec Canada (Roberto Buelvas, Viach-eslav Adamchuk)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1701407 High throughput field plant phenotyping facility at

University of Nebraska-LincolnYufeng Ge, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE UnitedStates (Yufeng Ge, Geng Bai, Suat Irmak, Tala Awada)

4:15PM 1701227 Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) based pheno-typing for disease resistance in dry peasSindhuja Sankaran, Washington State University, Pull-man, Washington United States (Sindhuja Sankaran,Chongyuan Zhang, Jianfeng Zhou, Rebecca McGee)

4:30PM 1701210 In-field high throughput phenotyping and pheno-type data analysis for cotton plant growth usingLiDARShangpeng Sun, University of Georgia, Athens, GAUnited States(Shangpeng Sun, Changying Li)

4:45PM 1701291 Quantify allelic variations of salinity tolerance genein soybean using image-based phenotypingJianfeng Zhou, University of Missouri, Columbia, MOUnited States (Jianfeng Zhou) (Jianfeng Zhou, HuataoChen)

5:00PM 1700724 Field Phenotyping for Soybean Iron DeficiencyChlorosisGeng Bai, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln, NEUnited States (Geng Bai, Yufeng Ge, Shawn Jenkins,George Graef, Xiaohua He)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 129 BIG DATA AND DATA ANALYSIS /

AGRICULTURAL DATA STANDARDSPROJECTS REPORTS-SPADE, PAILAND ADAPT – Sponsored by ITSC-254,ITSC-217Moderator: Bo Liu, Cal Poly State UnivLocation: 206A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700525 Antibiotics discrimination in terahertz spectral data-

baseJianxiang Du, Zhejiang university, Hangzhou, ZhejiangProvince, China, People’s Republic of (Jianxiang Du)(Jianxiang Du, Yuxin Huang, Lijuan Xie)

2:50PM 1700249 Toward Interoperability of Observations & Measure-ments Data in Production Agriculture: AgGateway’sImplementation of ISO 19156R. Andres Ferreyra, Ag Connections, LLC, Murray, KYUnited States (Richard S Andrus, Aaron W Berger,Daniel T Berne, M. Eugenia Durang, R. Andres Fer-reyra, Charles C. Hillyer, Kiyoshi Honda, Eric Hudish,Bart K. Nef, Kyohei Ohtsuka Stuart T. Rhea, James A.Wilsonu, James A.)

3:05PM 1700878 Helping machines and people agree on what thingsmean in production agriculture: AgGateway’s Glos-sary and Semantic InfrastructureR. Andres Ferreyra, Ag Connections, LLC, Murray, KYUnited States (Dennis Daggett, R. Andresw Ferreyra,Rachel Garrett, Arren Mund, Joseph M. Russo, JamesA. Wilson)

3:20PM 1701020 A rising tide lifts all the boats: AgGateway’s Collab-orative Model for Identification in Field OperationsR. Andres Ferreyra, Ag Connections, LLC, Murray, KYUnited States (Daniel T Berne, R. Andres Ferreyra, Stu-art T Rhea, Ben E Craker, Charles C. Hillyer, Joe W.Tevis, Jeremy W. Wilson, James A Wilson)

3:35PM 1700816 Determining Harvesting Efficiency via Multiple Com-bine GPS LogsAlex Layton, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Presenter: Yaguang Zhang) (Alex Lay-ton, Yaguang Zhang, James Krogmeier, Dennis Buck-master)

3:50PM 1701503 Use of Digital Imagery to Evaluate the Relationshipbetween Vegetative Index (NDVI) and Crop Produc-tion Field DataRohit Pathak, Mississippi State University, Starkville,MS United States (Rohit Pathak, Ganesh Bora, JohnNowatzki, Anne Denton)

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4:15PM 1701085 PARAM- A Platform for Managing Agricultural DataDharmendra Saraswat, Purdue University, WestLafayette, Indiana United States (DharmendraSaraswat)

4:30PM 1700813 Activity Recognition for Harvesting via GPS TracksYaguang Zhang, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Yaguang Zhang, Aaron Ault, JamesKrogmeier, Dennis Buckmaster, Joe Krogmeier)

4:45PM 1701646 Application of the Precision Ag Irrigation Language(PAIL) (this work is being handed off to ASABEcommittee X6323 soon, BTW)Charles Hillyer, Texas A&M AgriLife, Amarillo, TX UnitedStates (Charles C. Hillyer)

5:00PM 1701643 Where did this data come from and how was itmade? Introducing a provenance model into ADAPTNick Carr, , Murray, KY United States (Nick Carr)

5:15PM 1701645 Enabling interoperability in the Irrigation Sector:PAIL (this work is being handed off to ASABE com-mittee X632 soon, BTW)Diganta Adhikari, Irrometer Co Inc, Riverside, CA UnitedStates (Diganta Adhikari)

5:30PM 1701644 A scalable Implementation of metrics-based sus-tainability evaluation in field operations: ADAPT andthe FieldToMarket APIEdward Barnes, Cotton Inc, Cary, NC United States(Edward M. Barnes)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 130 ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL

APPROACHES FOR SOLVINGAGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICALENGINEERING PROBLEMS - PART 2– Sponsored by ITSC-217, ITSC-230, PAFS-305, PAFS-405, NRES-244, NRES-2656, ES-200Moderator: Nourredine Abdoulmoumine, Univ ofTennesseeLocation: 206D

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700807 Development of an Electro-Mechanical Controller

for Adjusting Pump Stroke On-the-GoDr. Ali Mirzakhani Nafchi, Clemson University,Blackville, SC United States (Ali Mirzakhani Nafchi,Ahmad Khalilian, Young Han, Nicholas Rogers)

2:50PM 1700849 Development of sensor-based algorithms to deter-mine the mid-season nitrogen requirements in irri-gated corn productionDr. Ali Mirzakhani Nafchi, Clemson University,Blackville, SC United States (Ahmad Khalilian, NicholasRogers, Young Han, Ali Mirzakhani Nafchi, Joe MariMaja)

3:05PM 1700953 A methodology for predicting the relative illumina-tion intensity in apple canopy based on the three-di-mensional point cloudsCailing Guo, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Cailing Guo, Gang Liu, ZeZong, Weijie Zhang, Xue Zhang)

3:20PM 1700954 A method for 3D reconstruction of apple tree LBbased on point cloud dataWeijie Zhang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China China, People’s Republic of Weijie Zhang, GangLiu, Cailing Guo, Ze Zong, Xue Zhang)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701148 A Universal Spray Drift Model for Estimating Spray

Efficacy and Off-target Drifts from Orchard SprayApplicationsSe-Woon Hong, The Ohio State University, Columbus,OH United States (Se-Woon Hong, Lingying Zhao, Hep-ing Zhu)

4:00PM 1701222 METRIC-CSM a remote sensing based simple cropmodel to estimate crop growth and yields at re-gional scaleM. Azeem Khan, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (M. Azeem Khan, Claudio Stockle,Roger Nelson, Faheem Ulqadir)

4:15PM 1701250 Greenhouse Study to Identify Glyphosate-ResistantWeeds Based on Canopy TemperatureAlimohammad Shirzadifar, North Dakota State Univer-sity, Fargo, ND United States (Alimohammad Shirzadi-far, Sreekala Bajwa, Mohammadmehdi Maharlooei,Oveis Hassanijalilian, Kirk Howatt, Jhon Nowatzki)

4:30PM 1701318 Model Predictive Control Coupled with Economicand Environmental Constraints for Optimum AlgalProductionAnkita Juneja, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL UnitedStates (Ankita Juneja, Ganti Murthy)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 131 CROP AND SOIL SENSING –

Sponsored by MS-54, MS-45Moderator: Lav Khot, Washington State UnivLocation: 401A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Location2:35PM 1700903 Remote Field Crop Water Stress Monitor

Kelley Drechsler, University of California - Davis, Davis,CA United States (Kelley Drechsler, Shrinivasa Upad-hyaya, Channing Ko-Madden)

2:50PM 1700201 A comparison between reflectance index and ma-chine learning algorithms for moisture estimationfrom spectral dataAli Hamidisepehr, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Ali Hamidisepehr, Michael Sama, AaronTurner, Ole Wndroth)

3:05PM 1701179 Characterizing the spatial and temporal variabilityof crop vigor and yield using high-resolution remotesensing image and ground-based dataSami Khanal, Ohio State University, Wooster, OHUnited States (Sami Khanal, John Fulton, AndrewKlopfenstein, Nathan Douridas, Scott Shearer)

3:20PM 1700062 Development and test of a low cost portable soil ap-parent electrical conductivity sensor using a Bea-glebone BlackDaniel Queiroz, Universidade Federal de Vicosa, Vi-cosa, MG Brazil (Daniel Queiroz, Wonsuk Daniel Lee,John Schueller, Emanoel Sousa)

3:35PM 1700765 An integrated VNIR penetrometer system for verti-cal soil sensingNuwan Wijewardane, University of Nebraska - Lincoln,Lincoln, NE United States (Nuwan Wijewardane)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700862 Comparison of tractor-mounted sensors with air-

borne imaging sensors for monitoring cottongrowthChenghai Yang, USDA ARS, College Station, TexasUnited States (Chenghai Yang)

4:15PM 1700962 Design of the Cross-Board Type Shear StrengthMeasuring InstrumentGuozhong Zhang, Huazhong Agricultural University,Wuhan City, Hubei China, People’s Republic of (ZhangGuozhong) (Guozhong Zhang, Zhiqiang Lei, Ming Yang,Kang Lu, Ya Zhou, Jiwei Fu)

4:30PM 1700675 Crop stress monitoring to evaluate sub-surface irri-gation treatments in wine grapes using sensorsCarlos Zuniga, Washington State University, Pullman,Washington United States (Carlos Zuniga, Lav Khot,Pete Jacoby, Sinhuja Sankaran)

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4:45PM 1700556 Evaluation of arsenic uptake in lentil genotypesusing phenomicsChongyuan Zhang, Washington State University, Pull-man, WA United States (Chongyuan Zhang, Md NurulAmin, Rebecca McGee, Yasin Osroosh, SindhujaSankaran)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 132 INNOVATIONS IN PRECISION

AGRICULTURE PART 1 – Sponsored byMS-54, MS-23/6Moderator: Dharmendra Saraswat, Purdue UnivLocation: 401B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701281 Late-Season N Evaluation with Remote Sensing

Richard Colley III, The Ohio State University, Columbus,OH United States (Andrew A Klopfenstein, Richard T.Colley III, Sami Khanal, John P. Fulton, Scott A Shearer)

2:50PM 1701284 Nitrogen Timing and Placement EvaluationRichard Colley III, The Ohio State University, Columbus,OH United States (Andrew A Klopfenstein, Richard T.Colley III, Sami Khanal, John P. Fulton, Scott A Shearer)

3:05PM 1701385 Instrumented picking bag for measuring fruit weightduring harvestingZhenghao Fei, University of California, Davis, Davis,California United States (Zhenghao Fei, John Shepard,Stavros Vougioukas)

3:20PM 1700086 Adoption of Precision Agriculture Technology Bun-dles on Kansas FarmsTerry Griffin, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KSUnited States (Presenter: Ajay Sharda) (Terry Griffin,Ajay Sharda, Noah Miller, Ignacio Ciampitti, JasonBergtold)

3:35PM 1701598 Directed Rx: A Novel Method for Developing Site-Specific PrescriptionsKendall Kirk, Clemson University, Blackville, SC UnitedStates (Kendall Kirk, David Free)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1701604 Evaluation of Variable Rate Nitrogen Application on

an Irrigated Tifton-85 Hay FieldKendall Kirk, Clemson University, Blackville, SC UnitedStates (Perry Loftis, Kendall Kirk)

4:15PM 1700061 Estimation of Soybean Leaf Area, Edge, and Defolia-tion Using Color Image AnalysisWei-zhen Liang, Clemson University, Blackville, SCUnited States (Wei-zhen Liang, Kendall Kirk, JeremyGreene)

4:30PM 1700324 A Precision Agriculture Approach to Stalk LodgingDaniel Robertson, (Daniel Robertson, Douglas Cook)

4:45PM 1700881 Performance benchmark of yield monitors for me-chanical and environmental influencesJason Schuster, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Jason Schuster) (Jason Schuster, MatthewDarr)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 133 MACHINERY DATA AND TASK

OPTIMIZATION PART 1 – Sponsored byMS-49Moderator: Santosh Pitla, Univ of NebraskaLocation: 401C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700481 Influence of planter width, planting speed and field

characteristics on field efficiency for row cropplantersMichael Buschermohle, University of Tennessee,Knoxville, TN United States (Presenter: Colburn Con-dra) (Colburn Condra, Michael Buschermohle, RandyTaylor, Wesley Porter, Aaron Amith)

2:50PM 1701203 In-Field Harvest Logistics Modeling for Single Com-bine/ Grain Cart OperationsJohn Evans, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE UnitedStates (John Evans, Santosh Pitla, Joe Luck)

3:05PM 1700901 Safety factor of PTO gear of 105 hp agricultural trac-tor using measured field dataJeong Hoon Jang, Chungnam National University, Dae-jeon, South Korea (Jeong Hoon Jang, Chang-Hyun-Choi,Kang-Min Lee,Yong-Joo Kim, Kang-Min Lee)

3:20PM 1700873 Development of working cycle for an agriculturaltractor during plow tillageWansoo Kim, Chungnam National University, Daejeon,South Korea (Wansoo Kim, Yongloo Kim, SunOkChung, ChangHyun Choi)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701600 Impact of Ground Speed and Conveyor Speed on

Peanut Digging LossesKendall Kirk, Clemson University, Blackville, SC UnitedStates (Kendall Kirk, Andrew Warner)

4:00PM 1700961 Analysis of the engine torque of a small multi-pur-pose cultivator by ditching rotor operationPaul Lee, Chungnam National University, Daejeon,Korea, South (Paul Lee, Yeon Jun Jung, Chang HyunChoi, Young Soo Choi, Li Jung Lee Hee Jong Jung,Yong Joo Kim)

4:15PM 1701517 A case study of a commercial dairy and a customharvest operation to evaluate forage harvest effi-ciencyBrian Luck, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison,WI United States (Brian Luck, Joshua Harmon)

4:30PM 1700105 Influencing Factors on Infield Path Planning of dif-ferent Farm TypesMichael Mederle, Technical University of Munich, Agri-cultural Systems Engineering, Freising, Bavaria Ger-many (Prof. Dr. Heinz Bernhardt) (Michael Mederle,Heinz Bernhardt)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 134 COUPLING OF HUMAN SOCIETY

AND NATURAL SYSTEMS – Sponsoredby NRS-21Moderator: Rabin Bhattari, Location: 201A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Location2:35PM 1700032 Multilevel Spatial Modeling in Environmental Jus-

tice and Stream HealthFariborz Daneshvar, Michigan State University, EastLansing, MI United States (Fariborz Daneshvar, A.Pouyan Nejadhashemi, Zhen Zhang, Matthew R. Her-man, Ashton Shortridge, Sandy Marquart-Pyatt)

3:20PM 1700219 Strategic behavior and governance challenges inself-organized coupled natural-human systemsRachata Muneepeerakul, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL United States (Rachata Muneepeerakul)

4:30PM 1700265 Water Management and Habitat Suitability StudyAlong the Ocmulgee RiverErnest Tollner, University of Georgia, Athens, GeorgiaUnited States (Ernest Tollner)

3:45PM 1700291 Painful and painless realities of reducing nitrate-ni-trogen export from tiled cropland in the Des MoinesLobeD. Raj Raman, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (D. Raj Raman, Matthew J. Helmers)

4:15PM 1700360 Characterizing stream solutes dynamics at stormevent and seasonal scales in an agricultural coastalplain stream in pre-restoration periodChiao-Wen Lin, North Carolina State University, Biologi-cal and Agricultural Engineering, Raleigh, North Car-olina United States (Chiao-Wen Lin, Francoix Birgand)

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4:00PM 1701560 NitroSHED: Using Supercomputing for AgricultureManagementLuis Rodriguez, University of Illinois, Urbana, IllinoisUnited States (Luis Rodriguez, Bridget Curren, VaskarDahal, Rabin Bhattari, Graham Kent)

2:50PM 1701370 Downstream water availability consequences of in-vestment on new irrigation technologiesKeyvan Malek, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (Keyvan Malek, Jennifer Adam, Clau-dio Stockle, Michael Bradyl)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 135 ONSITE WATER REUSE – Sponsored by

NRES-26Moderator: Anish Jantrania, Texas A&M UnivLocation: 201B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701351 Onsite Treatment and Dispersal Technologies for

Variety of Wastewater SourcesA R Rubin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NCUnited States (A. R. Rubin) (A R Rubin)

2:55PM 1700469 Identifying the Locations of On-Site Sewage Facili-ties: Methodologies and Challenges to Create andManage a Real-Time Spatial Database for theCoastal Counties of Texas.Anish Jantrania, Texas A&M University, Temple, TXUnited States (Presenter: Gabriele Bonaiti) (GabrieleBonaiti, Askarali Karimov, Ryan Gerlich, Anish Jantra-nia)

3:15PM 1700568 Onsite Energy Efficient Waste Water Recycling byDistillationScott Newquist, Indian Health Service, OEH&E, Salem,NH United States (Presenter: Scott Newquist) (ScottNewquist)

3:35PM 1701672 Reducing Dependency upon Private Well and SepticWater Systems Through On-Site Direct PotableReusePhilip Schmidt, Tangent Company LLC, Chagrin Falls,OH United States (Phillip Schmidt, Aaron Arnold)

3:55PM BREAK4:05PM 1700236 Quantifying airflow passively generated by the dif-

ferential venting of onsite systemsKevin Sherman, On Site Management Consultants Inc.,Jefferson, NH United States (Kevin Sherman)

4:25PM 1700382 Decentralized Wastewater Treatment and ReuseSystem in Rural India Case StudyWilf Stefan, Clearford Water Systems Inc., Ottawa, On-tario Canada (Wilf Stefan, Yuxin Wang, Gillian Du-mencu)

4:45PM 1700085 Reusing Water Onsite - Opportunities and Chal-langesAnish Jantrania, Texas A&M University, Temple, TXUnited States (Anish Jantrania, Askarali Karimov,Gabriele Bonaiti, Ryan Gerlich)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 136 PRECISION IRRIGATION AND

VARIABLE-RATE IRRIGATION– Sponsored by NRES-24, NRES-244Moderator: CHarles Hillyer, Texas A&M UnivLocation: 201C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701199 Use of long term weather data and spatially delin-

eated field attributes to predict water and energyconservation from variable rate irrigationWilliam Kranz, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Presenter: Sahil Sharma) (WilliamKranz, Sahil Sharma, Tsz Lo, Suat Irmak, HaishunYang, Richard Uhrenholdt)

2:50PM 1700348 Variable Rate Irrigation Fundamentals Impact ofVariable Rate Irrigation and Fertigation on MaizeYield, Evapotranspiration and Water ProductivityVasudha Sharma, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Ne-braska United States (Vasudha Sharma Suat Irmak)

3:05PM 1700224 Variable Rate Irrigation Management for Corn andCottonKen Stone, USDA ARS, Florence, South CarolinaUnited States (Ken Stone, Phiil Bauer)

3:20PM 1700386 Variable Rate Irrigation for Improving Water Use Ef-ficiencyRuixiu Sui, USDA ARS, Stoneville, Mississippi UnitedStates (Ruixui Sui)

3:35PM 1700016 Cotton Yield and Water Use Response to Variable Ir-rigation Rate and TimingKelly Thorp, USDA ARS, Maricopa, AZ United States(Kelly Thorp, Kevin Bronson)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1701365 Variable Rate Irrigation Management of Corn and

Soybeans Using a Remote-Sensing-Based WaterBalanceJ. Burdette Barker, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States J. Burdette Barker, Derek M.Heeren, Christopher M. Neale, Derrel L. Martin, TrentonE. Franz, William R. Kranz)

4:15PM 1701354 Variable rate irrigation: The potential for profitabil-ity.Troy Peters, Washington State University, Prosser,Washington United States (Troy Peters, Markus Flury)

4:30PM 1700462 Water use and productivity of maize under differentvariable rate irrigation managements in sub-humidclimatesWeixia Zhao, China Institute of Water Resources & Hy-dropower Res, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of(Presenter: Yanfeng Li) (Weixia Zhao, Xiumei Li,Jiusheng, Li, Yanfeng Li)

4:45PM 1700875 Application of deficit irrigation management to vari-able rate irrigation for winter wheat in sub-arid cli-matesWeixia Zhao, China Institute of Water Resources & Hy-dropower Res, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of(Presenter: Yanfeng Li) (Xiumei Li, Weixia Zhao, Yan-feng Li, Jiusheng Li)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 137 SUSTAINABLE WATER USE IN

AGRICULTURE – Sponsored by NRES-26,NRES-21Moderator: Yongping Yuan, USEPALocation: 202A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700805 Water Stewardship: A Sustainable Perspective for

AgricultureClifford Fedler, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TXUnited States (Clifford Fedler) (Clifford Fedler)

2:50PM 1701325 Analyzing the impacts of watershed characteristicson sedimentation quality and quantity in smallpondsAmeneh Tavakol, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS United States (Ameneh Tavakol, Vahid Rahmani)

3:05PM 1701522 Commercial Home Gardens under ConservationAgriculture and Drip Irrigation for Small HolderFarming in sub-Saharan AfricaManoj Jha, North Carolina A&T State University,Greensboro, North Carolina United States (TewodrosAssefa, Manoj Jha, Mauel Reyes)

3:20PM 1701154 Reducing the Yield Gap of Rainfed Corn inHumid/Temperate RegionsAxel Garcia y Garcia, University of Minnesota, Lamber-ton, MN United States (Axel Garcia y Garcia) (Axel Gar-cia y Garcia, Paulo Pagliari, Jeffrey A. Coulter,Benjamin Davies)

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3:35PM 1700748 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF SIX LONG-THROATED FLUMES FOR IRRIGATION DISTRICTNUMBER 33 IN THE STATE OF MEXICOMauricio Carrillo, Chapingo Autonomous University,Texcoco, Mexico Mexico (Maurico Carrillo) (MauricioCarrillo, Yessica A. Gomez, Humberto Ivan Navarro, J.Victor Prado, Roberto Arellano)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1701174 Evaluation of CERES-Wheat model for wastewater

irrigation and fertilizer interactions in wheat cultiva-tionAtikur Rahman, Mayville State University, Mayville, NDUnited States (Atikur Rahman) (Atikur Rahman, M.A.Mojid, Akter Monika)

4:15PM 1700755 Evaluation of the DSSAT CSM CROPGRO-CottonModule for the Texas High Plains Using In-SeasonDataVictoria Garibay, Texas A&M University, Bryan, TXUnited States (Victoria Garibay, Srinivasulu Ale, DennisGitz, Clyde Munster)

4:30PM 1701369 Impact of a Multiple Species Cover Crop on SoilWater Content in Corn and Soybean Rotations inNebraskaJ. Burdette Barker, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (J. Burdette Barker) (J. BurdetteBarker, Derek M. Heeren, Charles A. Shapiro, KatjaKoehler-Cole, Suat Irmak, Ali T. Mohammed, Roger W.Elmore, Humberto Blanco-Canqui, Timothy M. Shaver,Charles A. Francis, Richard B. Ferguson)

4:45PM 1701127 Treated Domestic wastewater irrigation as a viableoption for improving crop productivity in the waste-land regions of Madurai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaChandran S, Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madu-rai, Tamilnadu India (Kumar Veluswamy) (S. Chandran.Bala Murugan Prasher, ElSayed Kumar, Dhanasekara-pandian Dhanasekarapandian)

5:00PM 1701139 Uptake of Female Sex Hormones and Heavy Metalsby Potato Irrigated with Wastewater in Hydrogel andBiochar Amended SoilsJaskaran Dhiman, McGill University, Ste Anne de Belle-vue, Quebec Canada (Jaskaran Dhiman, Shiv Prasher,Eman ElSayed, Christopher Nzediegwu, Ali Mawof)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 138 SURFACE WATER AND

GROUNDWATER MODELING– Sponsored by NRES-21Moderator: Heidi Peterson, Minnesota Dept ofAgriculturerLocation: 202B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700202 Assessing the effects of canal operations on

groundwater flow using coupled surface-subsur-face hydrologic modelling in an agriculture area inSouth FloridaMeijing Zhang, University of Florida, Homestead,Florida United States (Meijing Zhang, Kati Migliaccio,Yong gu Her)

2:50PM 1700122 Annual baseflow variations as influenced by climatevariability and agricultural land use change in theMissouri River BasinLaurent Ahiablame, South Dakota State University,Brookings, SD United States (Laurent Ahiablame, Alek-sey Sheshukov, Vahid Rahmani, Daniel Moriasi, Alek-sey Y. Sheshukov)

3:05PM 1700852 Effect of floodplain restoration on hyporheic flow inYakima Watershed, WAHarsh Vardhan Singh, Environmental ProtectionAgency, Ada, OK United States (Harsh Vardhan Singh,Bart Faulkner, Ann Keeley, Ken Forshay)

3:20PM 1700566 Integrated process-based modeling of channelizedflow and soil erosion in small watershedsVladimir Karimov, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS United States (Vladimir Karimov, AlekseySheshukov)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1700118 Size Matters: Balancing Spatial Resolution and Hy-

drologic Model PerformanceIan Hahus, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL UnitedStates (Ian Hahus, Kati Migliaccio, Rafael Munoz-Carpena, Matthew Cohen, David Kaplan, GregoryKiker)

4:00PM 1701477 Comparison of daily and sub-daily simulation ofstreamflow using SWAT in Gully Creek watershed inOntario, CanadaSadananda Phurailatpam, McGill University, St-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec CA (Sadananda Phurailatpam,Golmar Golmohammadi, Shiv Prasher)

4:15PM 1701465 Estimating Annual Maximum and Minimum Flows atOna River Gauging Station in Ibadan, Nigeria Usinga Modified Mixed Gamma DistributionTemitayo Ewemoje, University of Ibaden, Ibadan, OyoNigeria (Temitayo Ewemoje, Sunday Ewemooje)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 139 MANURE MANAGEMENT PART 1

– Sponsored by NRES-27Moderator: Teng Lim, Univ of MissouriLocation: 202C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701089 Survivability of the PED Virus in Manure and Ma-

nure Amended SoilAmy Schmidt, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Amy Schmidt, Daniel Miller, J. DustinLoy, Erin Stevens)

2:50PM 1700691 Manure treatment strategies for reduction of antimi-crobial resistanceMichelle Soupir, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Michelle Soupir, Antionette Fowlkes, Daniel An-derson, Adina Howe, Thomas Moorman)

3:05PM 1700836 Antibiotic Resistance and Fecal Source Tracking ofSurface and Tile Drainage Waters in the South ForkIowa River WatershedElizabeth Luby Rieke, Iowa State University, Ames, IAUnited States (Elizabeth Luby Rieke, Michelle Soupir,Thomas Moorman, Adina Howe)

3:20PM 1700353 GHG Emissions from Dairy Manure ManagementHoracio Aguirre-Villegas, University of Wisconsin-Madi-son, Madison, Wisconsin United States (HoracioAguirre-Villegas, Rebecca Larson)

3:35PM 1701273 Urease Inhibition in Solutions and UrineMark Rice, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Presenter: Alison Deviney) (AlisonDeviney, John Classen, Mark Rice)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700692 Comparison of GHG emissions during manure,

biosolids and yard trimmings compostingFrederick Michel, Ohio State University, Wooster, OHUnited States (Presenter: Jianfei Zeng) (Jianfei Zeng,Frederick Michel, Xiuli Shen)

4:15PM 1700966 Replacing hydroponic nutrient solution with com-post tea made from animal manurePeter Tikasz, McGill University, Montreal, Qc Canada(Peter Tikasz, Mark Lefsrud)

4:30PM 1701523 Electrochemical removal of aqueous sulfide fromswine manureYuchuan Wang, University of Minnesota, St Paul, MNUnited States (Yuchuan Wang, Hongjian Lin, Bo Hu)

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4:45PM 1701558 Evaluation of Mechanical Scraper System FinishingBarn for Solid-Liquid SeparationJoshua Brown, University of Missouri-Columbia, Colum-bia, Missouri United States (Joshua Brown, Teng Lim,Joseph Zulovich, Christine Costello, Ali Taleghani, AllenWang)

5:00PM 1701029 The electrocoagulation pretreatment of biogasslurry from swine farm prior to producing the high-concentrated liquid fertilizer by nanofiltrationZhiying Han, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Zhiyang Han)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 140 NUTRIENT REMOVAL, RECOVERY

AND RECYCLE– Sponsored by NRES-28Moderator: Lordwin Jeyakumar, Agriculture &Agri-Food CanadaLocation: 203

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700629 Nutrient Recovery Membrane Technology: Pilot-

Scale EvaluationJohn Classen, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (John Classen, Mark Rice, AlisonDeviney)

2:50PM 1700845 Wastewater-grown Microalgae Pellets and Paste asSlow-release Fertilizers in Container Grown Corn,Marigold, and TomatoMartin Gross, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Austin Gimondo) (Martin Gross)

3:05PM 1700628 Performance evaluation of four field-scale denitrifi-cation wood chip bioreactors treating agriculturaltile drainage water in a cold climateLordwin Jeyakumar, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada, StJohns, NL Canada (Lordwin Jeyakumar) (LordwinJeyakumar, David McKenzie, Peter Murphy, ShabtaiBittman, Dena Wiseman, Evan Derdall)

3:20PM 1701030 Phosphorus Partitioning in Dairy Manure Manage-ment Systems Using Anaerobic Digestion andSolid-Liquid SeparationKathryn Lawson, Ohio State University, Clifton Springs,NY United States (Kathryn Lawson) (Kathryn Lawson,Fuqing Xu, Adam Khalaf, Yebo Li, Harold Keener)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1700490 Nutrient and Energy Recovery from Aqueous Phase

of Bio-Oil Generated via Hydrothermal Liquefactionof AlgaeSaravanan Ramiah Shanmugam, Auburn University,Auburn, Alabama United States (Saravannan RamiahShanmugam, Sushil Adhikari, Rajdeep Shakya)

4:00PM 1701050 Biological nitrogen removal of stormwateryewei sun, Virginia Tech, Manassas, VA United States(Yewei Sun) (Yewei Sun, Zhi-Wu Wang, Dian Zhang)

4:15PM 1701371 Method for extraction of proteins and phosphateminerals from swine manureMatias Vanotti, USDA-ARS, Florence, SC United States(Matias Vanotti, Ariel Szogi)

4:30PM 1701515 A pilot-scale study of electrocoagulation for phos-phorus separation in liquid animal manureXin Zhang, University of Minnesota, St Paul, MinnesotaUnited States (Xin Zhang) (Xin Zhang, Hongjian Lin, BoHu)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 142 EXPLANATORY TIME SERIES

ANALYSIS IN NRES – Sponsored byNRESModerator: Rafael Muñoz-Carpena, Univ ofFloridaLocation: 205

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM 1701687 ”Introduction”: Dynamic Factor Analysis of Environ-

mental SystemsRafa Munoz-Carpena, University of Florida, Gainesville,Florida United States (Rafa Muñoz-Carpena)

2:45PM 1701688 Reconstructing System Dynamics and Causal Inter-actions from Complex Time Series DataRay Huffaker, University of Florida, Gainesville, FloridaUnited States (Ray Huffaker)

3:00PM 1701691 Statistical and Machine Learning Methods UsingLarge Space-Time Data: Forecasting Urban WaterDemandNikolay Bliznyuk, University of Florida, Gainesville,Florida United States (Nikolay Bliznyuk)

3:15PM 1701689 A Novel Quantile Method Reveals SpatiotemporalShifts in Phytoplankton Biomass Descriptors be-tween Bloom and Non-Bloom Conditions in a Sub-tropical EstuaryNatalie Nelson, University of Florida, Gainesville,Florida United States (Natalie Nelson)

3:30PM 1701690 Granger Causality Analysis of Vegetation Dynamicsin the Southwestern AmazonGeraldine Klarenberg, University of Florida, Gainesville,Florida United States (Geraldine Klarenberg)

3:45PM BREAK3:55PM 1701692 Mosquito Dynamics with Time Series Analysis: 30

Years of Mosquito Data in the Chesapeake BayMaryland (USA)Ismael Martin Rodea Palomares, University of Florida,Gainesville, Florida United States (Ismael Martin RodeaPalomares)

4:10PM 1701254 Data-driven analysis of environmental noncompli-ance: Distinguishing between systematic and ran-dom volatility in treatment wetland performanceMiles Medina, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Miles Medina, Ray Huffaker, JamesJawitz)

4:35PM 1700158 Challenges to water quality conservation measureswithin Western Lake Erie basin.Lawrence Sekaluvu, Purdue University, West Lafayet-ter, IN United States (Lawrence Sekaluvu)

4:50PM 1701111 Variability of E. coli in stream bottom sediments andthe implications for Sediment samplingSadia Salam, South Dakota State University, Brookings,South Dakota United States (Sadia Salam, GraduateStudent, Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering,South Dakota State University) (Sadia Salam RachelMcDaniel, Bruce Bleakley)

5:05PM 1700020 Effects of Watershed Characteristics on TemporalTrends of Dissolved Nutrients in Low-Gradient Agri-cultural StreamsWilliam Ford, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ken-tucky United States (William Ford, Kevin King)

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Monday, July 17 – 5:00PM-7:00PMSESSION 143 NATURAL RESOURCES &

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMSPOSTER SESSION – Sponsored by NRESModerator: Christopher Hay, Iowa Soybean AssociationLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author1 1700012 Automated Passive Capillary Lysimeters for Esti-

mating Water Fluxes in the Vadose ZoneJay Jabro, USDA ARS, Sidney, MT United States (JayJabro, William Ivesen, Williams Stevens)

2 1700017 Response of guayule biomass and rubber yield tovariable water inputs using subsurface drip irriga-tionDiaa Eldin Elshikha, Mansoura Univ, Al Dakahlia, Egypt(Presenter: Douglas J. Hunsaker) (Diaa Eldin Elshikha,Douglas Hunsaker, Kevin F. Bronson)

3 1700024 Co-digestion of Food Waste with Dairy Manure atVarying RatiosJonathan Masih-Das, SUNY College of EnvironmentalScience and Forestry, Syracuse, NY United States(Jonathan Masih-Das, Wendong Tao)

4 1700046 Assessing the impacts of climate change on waterresources in the Fort Cobb Reservoir ExperimentalWatershedJuan Sebastian Acero Triana, University of Illinois at Ur-bana-Champaign, Urbana, Illinois United States (JuanSebastian Acero Triana)

5 1700047 Evaluation of hydrologic models for Texas FlashFlood AlleyNikhil Bhatia, Texas A&M University, Bryan, TexasUnited States (Nikhil Bhatia, Vijay Singh)

6 1700064 Feeding schemes and COD of a lab-scale step-fedsequencing batch reactor for liquid swine manuretreatmentJun Zhu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ArkansasUnited States (Sarah (Xiao) Wu, Jun Zhu, Lide Chen)

7 1700072 Role of Hydrolysis in Two-phase Anaerobic Diges-tion System for Poultry LitterJiacheng Shen, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ARUnited States (Presenter: Jun Zhu) (Jiacheng Shen, JunZhu)

8 1700073 Simulation of Unstable Kinetics of ContinuouslyMixed Anaerobic Digester with Biological Solid Re-cycle using Parameters Obtained from Batch Exper-imentsJiacheng Shen, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ARUnited States (Presenter: Jun Zhu) (Jiacheng Shen, JunZhu)

9 1700125 Comparison of Direct Outflow Calculated by Modi-fied NRCS-CN Methods for Mountainous and High-land Catchments in Upper Vistula Basin, Polandand Lowland Catchment in South Carolina, U.S.A.Andrzej Walega, , Krakow, Poland (Presenter: Deven-dra M. Amatya) (Andrzej Walega, Devendra Amatya)

10 1700132 Data Analysis Protocol for Using Resistivity Arrayas an Early-Warning Wastewater Pond Leak Detec-torBryan Woodbury, USDA-ARS, Clay Center, NE UnitedStates (Bryan Woodbury, Roger Eigenberg MindySpiehs)

11 1700143 Assessment of groundwater recharge with imple-mentation of BMPs in a semi-arid watershed inSouthern AfricaEsther Mosase, South Dakota State University, Brook-ings, South Dakota United States (Esther Mosase, Lau-rent Ahiablame, Ryan Bailey)

12 1700157 Analysis of the Impact of Land Use/Land CoverChange on Land Surface Temperature Using Re-mote Sensing Techniques: A Case Study in GreaterCairo Region, EgyptMohamed Aboelnour, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN United States (Mohamed Aboelnour,Bernard Engel)

13 1700169 Assessing Hydrologic and Water Quality Impacts ofGrassland Establishment in Skunk Creek Water-shedEsther Mosase, South Dakota State University, Brook-ings, South Dakota United States (Jiyeong Hong, Es-ther Mosase, Laurent Ahiablame)

14 1700171 WATER QUALITY IN THE TEXCOCO AQUIFERJorge Víctor Prado Hernández, Universidad AutónomaChapingo, Texcoco, México Mexico (Jorge Víctor PradoHernandez, Anaid Hernandez, Oscar Tellez, MauriciioCarrillo, Natalio Gutierrez, Antonio Vazquez)

15 1700172 Development of Control Release Urea FertilizerModel for Simulating Water and Nitrogen Transportin Flooded RiceAlpna Dubey, Indian institute of Technology kharagpur,Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Alpna Dubey, Damod-hara Rao Mailapalli)

16 1700174 Assessing climate change impacts on winter covercrop nitrate uptake efficiency on the Coastal Plainof the Chesapeake Bay Watershed using SWATmodelSangchul Lee, University of Maryland, College Park,MD United States (Sangchul Lee, Ali Sadeghi, In-YoungYeo, Greg McCarty, Wells Hively, Megan Lang, AmirSharifi)

17 1700185 Oyster habitat suitability in the Northern Gulf ofMexicoAnna Linhoss, Mississippi State University, Starkville,Mississippi United States (Anna Linhoss, Rene Rincon)

18 1700193 Hormone Identification in Superficial Waters atBrazilian Municipalities and Synthesis of Adsor-bents for Hormone RemovalEduardo Lordelo Volpato, Universidade Lederal deLavras, Lavras, Minas gerais Brazil (Eduardo LordeloVolpato, Ronaldo Fia, Isael Aparecido Rosa)

19 1700199 Integrating Data Mining into Rapid Geomorphic As-sessments for Streambank ErosionAbigail Parnell, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater,OK United States (Abigail Parnell, Garey Fox, DanielStorm)

20 1700210 Estimating nitrate retention in a large constructedwetland using high-frequency, continuous monitor-ing and hydrologic modelingChad Drake, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa UnitedStates (Chad Drake, Antonio Arenas Amado, LarryWeber, Chris Jones)

21 1700214 Experiments and reasearch of key Parametersabout Wheat-Straw PaintingPingyi Liu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Ran Yi) (Pingyi Liu)

22 1700216 Soil properties and winter wheat performance as in-fluenced by post-sowing compaction in North ChinaPlainCaiyun Lu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Caiyun Lu, Zhijun Meng, XiuWang, Jian Song, Xiaofei An, Liwei Li)

23 1700235 A Comparative Study of Stream Restoration Proj-ects in the Upstate, Piedmont of South CarolinaRebeckah Hollowell, Clemson University, Clemson,South Carolina United States (Rebeckah Hollowell,Charles Privette, III)

24 1700259 Assessment of Anaerobic Digesters and Solid Liq-uid Separators in Wisconsin: tracking nutrients andassessing emissionsRebecca Larson, University of Wisconsin-Madison,Madison, WI United States (Rebecca Larson, HoracioAguirre-Villegas, Michael Holly)

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25 1700298 Soil Moisture Sensor Networks to Assist with Graz-ing Management and Soil Compaction PreventionJoshua Faulkner, University of Vermont, Burlington, VTUnited States (Joshua Faulkner)

26 1700303 Assessment of the Effects of Riparian Buffer Zoneson the Water Quality in the Jinghe Catchment Usingthe AnnAGNPS and REMM ModelsCong Liu, University of Connecticut, Tolland, CT UnitedStates (Cong Liu, Junya Wu, Xiusheng Yang)

27 1700308 Modified biochar derived from carrot to removephosphate in aqueous solutionDemetrius Silva, Universidade Federal de Vicosa,Viçosa, Minas Gerais Brazil (Marina Eufrasio Pinto,Demetrius Silva, Ana Luiza Amorim Gomes, FredericoGarcia Pinto, Jairo Tronto, Roberto Novais)

28 1700309 Lab Investigation of Nitrogen Application Timingand NZoneMax Addition on Nitrate LeachingDan Andersen, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Dan Andersen, Caleb Polson)

29 1700335 Enhanced Denitrification in Road Ditches withBioreactorsWill Pluer, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY United States(Will Pluer, Rebecca Schneider, Roxanne Marino, MTodd Walter)

30 1700352 Detection of hydrologic trends in the Wabash RiverBasinJohann Vera, Purdue University, Agricultural and Biolog-ical Engineering, West Lafayette, IN United States (Pre-senter: Johann Alexander Vera Mercado) (Johann Vera,Bernard Engel)

31 1700359 Uncertainties estimation associated with UV-Visualspectrophotometers in measuring nutrient concen-trations and loads in an agricultural watershedChiao-Wen Lin, North Carolina State University, Biologi-cal and Agricultural Engineering, Raleigh, North Car-olina United States (Chiao-Wen Lin, Francois Birgand)

32 1700422 Identification of potential near infrared spectralbands for rapid sensing of dairy manure nutrientsGopi Kafle, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Gopi Kafle, Lav Khot, Pius Ndegwa,Iftikhar Zeb)

33 1700446 Field studies on the value of nutrient-enrichedbiosolids granules as amendments for winter cerealcropsDiogenes Antille, University of Southern Queensland,Toowoomba, QLD Australia (Diogenes Antille)

34 1700454 Effect of fertigation on crop and soil established tocotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) under furrow andoverhead irrigationDiogenes Antille, University of Southern Queensland,Toowoomba, QLD Australia (Diogenes Antille)

35 1700459 Development of QAPEX module using QGISJayoung Koo, Kangwon National University, Kangwon-do, Chun cheon Korea, South (Jayoung Koo, SeoroLee, Kyoungjae Lim)

36 1700474 Quantifying Ephemeral Gully Erosion with Pho-togrammetry SurveyingAleksey Sheshukov, Kansas State University, Manhat-tan, Kansas United States (Presenter: Chinthaka Ban-dara) (Chinthaka Bandara, Aleksey Sheshukov)

37 1700482 Capillary Movement of Water in Two AgriculturalSoils Incorporated with N PK Fertiliser after LoadApplications in Borno State of NigeriaJohn Ohu, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, BornoState Nigeria (John Ohu)

38 1700483 Evaluation and application of Nutrient Tracking Toolin Northwestern OhioTian Guo, Heidelberg University, Tiffin, OH UnitedStates (Tian Guo, Remegio B. Confesor Jr., Ali Saleh,Kevin W. King)

39 1700488 Degreee of contamination between Vertisols andEntisols in agricultural regions of Guanajuato (Mex-ico)Gabriela Zanor, Universidade de Guanajuato, Irapuato,Guanajuato Mexico (Gabriela Zanor, María GabrielaGarcia, María de Jesús Puy-Alquiza, Raúl Miranda-Avilés, José de Jesús N. Segoviano-Garfias, Luis Ed-uardo Venegas-Aguilera)

40 1700494 Coupled Description of Water Flow and SoluteTransport in the Unsaturated and Saturated SoilZones using the HYDRUS Package for MODFLOWand MT3DMSSahila Beegum, EWRE, Opposite to C.L.R.I, SardarPatel Road,Adyar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu India (SahilaBeegum, Indumathi Manivannan Nambi, K P Sudheer,Jirka Šimůnek, Adam Szymkiewicz)

41 1700495 Improving Hydrologic Model performance by Dy-namically varying the Sensitive Parameters : A Pre-liminary InvestigationLakshmi Girija, EWRE, Chennai, Tamil Nadu India (Lak-shmi Girija, K.P. Sudheer)

42 1700508 Study of the USLE P factor in USLE EquationYunsoo Sung, Kangwon National University, Chun-cheon-si, Gangwon-do Korea, South (Yunsoo Sung,Jonggun Kim, Jeong Ho Han, Kyoung Jae Lim)

43 1700547 Modeling Effectiveness of Best Management Prac-tices to Reduce Phosphorus and Nitrogen LossesPalki Arora, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama UnitedStates (Palki Arora, Jasmeet Lamba, Puneet Srivas-tava, Latif Kalin)

44 1700548 Analysis on Influencing Factors of Total AgriculturalOutput Value in ChinaLina zhang, , Beijjing, China, People’s Republic of (Pre-senter: Huang Huang) (Lina Zhang, Zhi Chen, MinliYang, Huang Huang, Phakwipha Sutthiwaree, QiongHe, Chun Ye, Adnan Abbas)

45 1700554 Application of SWAT in Assessing the Effects ofLand Use – Cover Change in the Murchison BayCatchment in UgandaNicholas Kiggundu, Makerere University, Kampala,Uganda (Nicholas Kiggundu)

46 1700560 Analysis of publication trends in ecosystem serv-ices researchKelsey McDonough, Kansas State University, Manhat-tan, KS United States (Kelsey McDonough, StacyHutchinson, Trisha Moore)

47 1700600 The efficacy of anaerobic digestion in inactivatingpathogen indicator Escherichia coli levels influshed dairy manureYi Wang, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Yi Wang, Pramod Pandey)

48 1700611 An Improved Multi Model Flood Forecasting SystemCicily Kurian, IIT Madras, Chennai, Tamilnadu India (Ci-cily Kurian) (Cicily Kurian, K.P. Sudheer, DebabrataSahoo)

49 1700615 Quantifying Land-Use Change Associated with USAgricultural ProductionGurdeep Singh, The Climate Corp, St Louis, MO UnitedStates (Gurdeep Singh, Mansoor Leh, Greg Thoma)

50 1700621 Gas Permeable Membrane Selection MethodologyJohn Classen, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (Presenter: Jacqueline Welles)(Jacqueline Welles, Mark Rice, John Classen)

51 1700635 Nutrient Recovery Membrane Technology: Best Ap-plications and Role in ConservationJohn Classen, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (Presenter: Mark Rice) (JohnClassen, Mark Rice, Kelly Zering)

52 1700642 Combining Sediment Fingerprinting and SWATModeling to Apportion the Stream Bed SedimentSources in an Urban WatershedKritika Malhotra, Auburn University, Auburn, AlabamaUnited States (Kritika Malhotra,)

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53 1700656 Understanding Water and Energy Fluxes overGlobal Land in the GFDL High-resolution ClimateModel SimulationsDi Tian, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama UnitedStates (Di Tian, Ming Pan, Liwei Jia, Gabriel Vincci, EricF. Wood)

54 1700659 Cradle – to – farm gate environmental impact as-sessment of beef production systems in the West-ern U.S.Senorpe Asem - Hiablie, USDA ARS, University Park,PA United States (Senorpe Asem-Hiablie, C. Alan Rotz,Robert Stout)

55 1700715 Experimental study on corn stalks pyrolysis charac-teristics in northeast ChinaYang Xu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Guan Wang) (GuanWang, Haibo Meng, Lixin Zhao, Zonglu Yao, Yang Xu)

56 1700716 Study on Element Transfer in Corn Stalk PyrolysisYang Xu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Guan Wang) (GuanWang, Haibo Meng, Lixin Zhao, Zonglu Yao, Yang Xu)

57 1700743 Influence of chlorine injection on growth and yieldof maize under drip irrigation with secondarysewage effluentJiusheng Li, China Institute of Water Resources andHydropower Research, Beijing, Beijing China, People’sRepublic of (Jiusheng Li, Fengzhen Hao)

58 1700744 Scale effect of water saving in a rice-based irriga-tion system in Sanjiang Plain,Northeast ChinaChen Haorui, State Key Laboratory of Simulation andRegulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, China Insti-tute of Water Resources and Hydropower Reseach,Beijing, Beijing China, People’s Republic of (HaoruiChen, Plngjin Jiaoin)

59 1700790 Techno-economic analysis of value-addition to agri-cultural organic residues through anaerobic diges-tion and compostingYangyang Li, Ohio State University, Wooster, OhioUnited States (Yangyang Li)

60 1700831 Diagnosis and quantification of Cyclospora cayeta-nensis oocysts in the environment using moleculartechniquesNora Onstad, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL UnitedStates (Nora Onstad, William Witola, Michelle Green,Paul Davidson)

61 1700842 Utilization of Woody Biomass and Manure as Agri-cultural Soil Amendments in NebraskaLinda Schott, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Linda Schott, Amy Schmidt, Hum-berto Blanco, Amy Timmerman)

62 1700887 Enhancement of biogas production by anaerobic di-gestion of lignocellulosic biomass through biologi-cal pre-treatment and recovery of energy, nutrientsand waterGail Joseph, North Carolina A&T State University,Greensboro, NC United States (Gail Joseph)

63 1700904 The effects of rainfall and irrigation on cherry rootwater uptake under drip irrigationXiaoqing Cao, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Xiaoqing Cao, Yang Peiling)

64 1700921 The Water Footprint perspective to address environ-mental sustainability of water use in Sichuan basinof southwest ChinaDingwang Zhou, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhe-jiang China, People’s Republic of (Zong-lou Guo, Ding-wang Zhou, Wang Yitong)

65 1700936 Poria cocos Soil-transfer Cultivation Experimentand Its Impact on YieldZusongying Zhao, China Agriculutral University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Pengtao Li)(Zhi’an, Zheng, Zusongying Zhao, Ping Zhang, QingwuJiang, Bo Lin, Pengtao Li)

66 1700942 Comparative Analysis of Land Use Change Model atGapcheon Watershed in KoreaPilJu Kwon, Kangwon National University, Kangwon-do,Chun cheon Korea, South (PilJu Kwon)

67 1700957 Influence of Chlorine Injection on Growth and Yieldof Maize under drip irrigation with secondarysewage effluentJiusheng Li, China Institute of Water Resources & Hy-dropower Res, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of(Jiusheng Li, Fengzhen Hao, Zhen Wang, Yanfeng Li)

68 1701003 Analysis of Yield Response with Deficit Drip Irriga-tion Strategies, Remote Sensing with UAVS andThermal Image ProcessingTravis Ford, University of Maryland Eastern Shore,Princess Anne, MD United States (Travis Ford, Mad-humi Mitra, Abhijit Nagchaudhuri, Chris Hartman, AbhijitNagchaudhuri)

69 1701025 Hydrological modeling of conjunctive use ofgroundwater and surface water in unified river-lake-aquifer systemsShima Soleimani, Kansas State University Manhattan,Kansas United States (Shima Soleimani, Vahid Rah-mani)

70 1701035 Impact of Tannins on Nitrogen Cycling and the Po-tential to Reduce Ammonia and Greenhouse GasEmissionsRhonda Miller, Utah State University, Logan, UT UnitedStates (Presenter: Jennifer Long) (Jenny Long, RhondaMiller)

71 1701052 Evaluation of the Geomorphological Adjustment ofMeandering Rivers Subject to Streambank Stabiliza-tion Structures in Kansas, United StatesKari Bigham, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Kari Bigham, Trisha Moore, TimKeane)

72 1701060 Evaluation of sediment contamination and trophicstate in the La Purisima water reservoir (centralMexico)Gabriela Zanor, Universidad de Guanajuato, Irapuato,Guanajuato Mexico (Gabriela Zanor, Melina Garcia-Flo-res, Andrea Pasquini, Karina Lecomte, Jaquelina Gon-zalez-Castaneda, Maria de Jesus Puy-Alquiza)

73 1701063 Impact of Water and Nitrogen Management Strate-gies on Sugarbeet Yield, Evapotranspiration andCrop Water productivityVivek Sharma, University of Wyoming, Powell,Wyoming United States (Vivek Sharma)

74 1701076 Assessment the practicability of soil aggregate sta-bility as a indicator for soil erodibility in a purplesoil hilly regionXinjun Huang, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sci-ences, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (XinjunHuang, Qingwen Zhang, Shanghong Chen, YuequnDong, Meijia Xiao)

75 1701087 Assessing Phosphorus Pollution Potential in the In-creasingly Urbanized Puget Sound RegionNannette Huber, Washington State University, Puyallup,WA United States (Nannette Huber, Joan Wu)

76 1701095 Combined Effect of Elevated CO2 and Nitrogen Fer-tilizer Management on Wheat Yield in Sub-tropicalIndiaSwati Hazra, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur,Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Swati Hazra, DillipKumar Swain Pratapbhanu Singh Bhadoria)

77 1701128 Site suitability for bioenergy crops on abandonedfields using Farm manager registration informationin KoreaYungyeong Oh, Seoul National University, Gwangju,South Korea (Presenter: Jimin Lee) (Yungyeong Oh,Jimin Lee, Seung-Hwan Yoo, Sang-Hyun Lee)

78 1701130 Effects of different fertilizer treatments on cropyield and irrigation water use under different salinesoilsTingting Chang, Hohai University, Nanjing, JiangsuChina, People’s Republic of (Tingting Chang, XiaohouShao, Hengji Qin, Yujie Zhang)

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79 1701132 Effect of subsurface drainage on soil salinity andcrop yield under greenhouse in ChinaTingting Chang, Hohai University, Nanjing, JiangsuChina, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Yujie Zhang)(Yujie Zhang, Xiaohou Shao, Tingting Chang, Xu Yang)

80 1701150 Dominant mechanisms for nutrient delivery acrossnested headwater watersheds in the Western LakeErie BasinMark Williams, USDA ARS, West Lafayette, IndianaUnited States (Mark Williams, Stan Livingston, ChadPenn, Doug Smith, Kevin King, Chi-Hua Huang)

81 1701152 Evaluation of denitrifying bioreactor performancewith use of flow-routing bafflesLaura Christianson, University of Illinois, Urbana, ILUnited States (Laura Christianson, Hannah Dougherty)

82 1701153 Integrated Modeling of Water and Energy Use inPostharvest Operations for Florida TomatoesRatna Suthar, University of Florida, Lakeland, FL UnitedStates (Ratna Suthar, Jasmeet Judge, Jeffrey K. Brecht,William Pelletier)

83 1701249 Planting time adaptation to avoid temperaturestress at sensitive rice growth stage in subtropicalIndiaPallavi Singh, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur,India, Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Pallavi Singh, Dil-lip Kumar Swain)

84 1701326 Evaluation of NASA SMAP soil moisture data in wetand dry spells using in situ observationsAmeneh Tavakol, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS United States (Ameneh Tavakol, Vahid Rahmani)

85 1701349 Climate Change Impact on Yield Gap of Rice in Indiafor Past Three DecadesSubhankar Debnath, ERNET AGFE.IITKGP, Kharagpur,West Bengal India (Subhankar Debnath, Ashok Mishra,Damodhar Rao Mailapalli, Narendra Singh Raghuwan-shi)

86 1701360 Grow Microalgae Using Dry Dairy Manure Pellets asNutrient SubstratesZong Liu, Texas A&M University, College Station, TXUnited States (Zong Liu, Ana Caroline Costa de Lima,John Primm, Troy Runge)

87 1701382 Spatially-distributed calibration of SWAT for an un-gauged watershed using upstream streamflow andremotely sensed evapotranspiration estimatesRasika Burghate, McGill University, Montreal, QuebecCanada (Rasika Burghate, Zhiming Qi, Adnan Rajib)

88 1701388 Urbanisation Effects on Surface and GroundwaterResources: An Assessment of Approved Dumpsitein Ibadan, NigeriaTemitayo Ewemoje, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, OyoNigeria (Temitayo Abayomi Ewemoje) (Temitayo Ewe-moje, Sunday Majolagbe, Oluseyi Elizabeth Ewemoje)

89 1701399 The Effect of Planting Date on Accumulated Tem-perature and Maize Growth under Mulched Drip Irri-gation in Middle-latitude Area with Frequent ChillingInjuryDan Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Yu Liu) (Dan Wang)

90 1701426 Nutrient Content of Wheat and Corn in Response tothe Application of Urea and the Urease InhibitorMarty Rhoades, West Texas A&M University, Canyon,TX United States (Marty Rhoades, Chalone Hefley,Brock Blaser, David Parker)

91 1701452 Climate change impact on soil organic carbon andcrop yield under conservation tillage and conserva-tion agriculture: An EPIC applicationKieu Le, North Carolina A&T State University, Greens-boro, NC United States (Presenter: Manoj Jha) (KieuLe, Manoj Jha, Manuel Reyes, Jaehak Jeong, PhilipGassman)

92 1701471 Evaluation of biogas performance of saturated andunsaturated fatty acids contentMinjee Kim, Kangson National Univ, Chuncheon-si,South Korea (Presenter: Sanghun Kim) (Minjee Kim,Soo Ah Kim, Yeon Guy Bang, Sang Hun Kim)

93 1701493 Soil particle size distribution and critical shearstress responses to experimental manipulation ofsnow cover in a silt loam soil, Wisconsin, USA.Edward Boswell, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WIUnited States (Edward Boswell, Anita Thompason, NickBalster)

94 1701505 Compact Bed Geometry for Improved PlasticultureSustainabilityKira Hansen, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Kira Hansen, Sanjay Shukla, NathanHolt,Rajendra Sishodia)

95 1701506 Movement of Phosphate and Sediment under Differ-ent Erosion Control PracticesHitarth Patel, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL UnitedStates (Hitarth Patel)

96 1701513 Relating Microplastic Concentrations over time toPotential Sources in Freshwater StreamsLisa Watkins, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Lisa Watkins, M. Todd Walter)

97 1701530 Assessing Climate Change Impact on Rice Yieldunder Different Climate Change Scenarios usingCERES and ORYZA2000Madhuri Dubey, Indian Institute of Technology-Kharag-pur, Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Ashok Mishra, Mad-huri Dubey, Rajendra Singh)

98 1701547 Investigating the Barriers of Animal Manure Ther-mochemical Conversion TechniquesSammy Sadaka, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, ARUnited States (Sammy Sadaka)

99 1701551 Monitoring on-farm Dairy Anaerobic Digestion Bio-gas H2S Scrubber Performance and EconomicsTimothy Shelford, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Timothy Shelford, Curt Gooch)

100 1701597 Performance Evaluation of TANK Model ParameterOptimization According to Data IntervalsDo Gil Lee, Seoul National University, Seoul, SouthKorea (Do Gil Lee, Moon Seong Kang, Jung-Hun Song,Sang Min Jun)

101 1701628 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Agricultural Man-agement Practices under Climate Change for WaterQuality Improvement in Oklahoma WatershedSolmaz Rasoulzadeh Gharibdousti, Oklahoma StateUniversity, Stillwater, Oklahoma United States (SolmazRasoulzadeh Gharibdousti) (Solmaz RasoulzadehGharibdousti)

102 1701630 xxPierre-Yves Gasser, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada,Ottawa, Ontario Canada (Pierr-Yves Gasser)

103 1701631 A Summary of Potential Future Climate Change Ef-fects on Waterborne PathogensRory Coffey, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Arling-ton, VA United States(Rory Coffey, Thomas Johnson)

104 1701632 Evaluation of Climate Variability Impact on DroughtOccurrence in an Agricultural WatershedSagar Gautam, University of Missouri, Columbia, MOUnited States (Sagar Gautam)

105 1701633 xxVaishali Kandpal, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR United States (Vaishali Kandpal)

106 1701634 xxFangle Chang, Pennsylvania State University, Univer-sity Park, PA United States (Fangle Chang)

107 1701667 The Research of Farmland Precision Irrigation Au-tomation System Based on Wireless NetworkYiren Zhou, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan,China, Republic of (Taiwan) (Yiren Zhou)

108 1701669 Research on Water Distribution Characteristics ofOrifice Water Dispenser Under Gated Pipe IrrigationYongye Li, Taiyuan University, Taiyuan, China, Republicof (Taiwan) (Yongye Li)

109 1701705 Evaluation of land use development and climatechange on Raritan Basin coupling with SWAT andAgent based modelSubhasis Giri, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJUnited States (Subhasis Giri)

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Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 144 PM2.5, VOC, AND OTHER EMISSION

FACTORS FOR THE LIVESTOCKAND POULTRY INDUSTRY– Sponsored by PAFS-50Moderator: Shafiqur Rahman, North DakotaState UnivLocation: 300C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700699 Solid Aerosol Formation from the Reaction of Am-

monia with Greenhouse gases (GHG)El Jirie Baticados, United States Formation University,College Station, Texas United States (El Jirie Baticados,Sergio Capareda, Calvin Parnell, Russell McGee)

2:50PM 1701348 Diurnal Variability in Nitrous Oxide Flux from Simu-lated Open-Lot Beef Cattle Feedyard Pen SurfacesKen Casey, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, Amarillo, TXUnited States (Kenneth Casey, David Parker, HeidiWaldrip, Richard Todd)

3:05PM 1700540 Responses of secondary inorganic PM2.5 to thechanges of precursor gases in the southeasternU.S.Lingjuan Li, North Carolina State Univ, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Bin Cheng, Lingjuan Li)

3:20PM 1700542 Spatiotemporal variations of PM2.5 in JiangsuProvince and North Carolina State: comparison,evaluation and implicationLingjuan Li, North Carolina State Univ, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Xiuguo Zou, Bin Cheng, Lingjuan Li)

3:35PM 1700645 Process-based mathematical models to predict am-monia emissions from in-house windrowing poultrylitterKyoung Ro, USDA ARS, Florence, South CarolinaUnited States (Kyoung Ro, Ariel Szogi, Philip Moore,Jr.,)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700385 Effect of calcium hydroxide application to feedlot

pen surface material on ammonia, odor, and green-house gas emissionsMindy Spiehs, USDA ARS U.S. Meat Animal ResearchCenter, Clay Center, NE United States (Mindy Spiehs,Bryan Woodbury, Elaine Berry, Jim Wells)

4:15PM 1700478 Comparison of PM Instruments for Measurement ofPM Concentrations at Manure-Belt Layer HousesRyan Knight, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OHUnited States (Ryan Knight, Lingying Zhao)

4:30PM 1701671 Spatial and Temporal Variations of PM Concentra-tion and Size Distribution in Manure-Belt PoultryLayer HousesRyan Knight, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OHUnited States (Ryan Knight)

4:45PM 1700420 Apportionment of visibility degradation to sourcesof PM2.5 in rural and urban KansasYang Liu, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KSUnited States (Yang Liu, Zifei Liu)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 145 ANIMAL RESPONSE TO

ENVIRONMENTS – Sponsored by PAFS-40Moderator: Angela Green, Univ of IllinoisLocation: 300D

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700889 A system simulation approach for estimating the in-

tegrated effect between swine growth performanceand swine barn management: a dynamic model andits sensitivity analysisShang-Jen Yang, University of Illinois, Urbana, IllinoisUnited States (Shang-Jen Yang, Xinlei Wang, RichardGates, Hayes Morgan)

2:50PM 1700631 Modeling skin temperature to assess the effect ofair velocity to mitigate heat stress among growingpigsBjarne Bjerg, University of Copenhagen, FrederiksbergC, Denmark (Bjarne Bjerg, Poul Pedersen, Svend Mors-ing, Guoqiang Zhang)

3:05PM 1701186 Modeling Conductive Heat Transfer Through andAround Grow-Finish PigsJoseph Darrington, South Dakota State University,Brookings, SD United States (Joseph Darrington, ErinCortus)

3:20PM 1700981 Climate Dependent Heat Stress Mitigation Modelingfor Dairy HousingKatlyn DeVoe, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Katlyn DeVoe, Steven Hoff, Lance Baumgard,Brett Ramirez)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701584 Equilibrium Surface Temperature and Cooled Sur-

face Area in Conductive Cooling Systems for DairyCattleKristen Perano, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Kristen Perano, Kifle Gebremedhin)

4:00PM 1700305 Heat and Moisture Production of Beef Cattle Basedon Acclimation Period and Modern GeneticsJiangong Li, University of Illinois, Urbana, illinois UnitedStates (Jiangong Li, Angela R. Green, Daniel W. Shike,Luis F. Rodriguez)

4:15PM 1700029 Choice between LED and Fluorescent Lights by Pul-lets and Laying HensKai Liu, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Kai Liu, Hongwei Xin, Lilong Chai, Jordan Keck)

4:30PM 1700301 Impact of feeder space on laying hen feeding be-havior and feed intakeJofran Oliveira, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Jofran Oliveira, Hongwei Xin, YangZhao, Huaiqing Wu, Kaesey Glaess)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 147 BIOCHEMICAL CONVERSION AND

BIOPROCESS MODELING– Sponsored by PRS-280, ES-220Moderator: Hasan Atiyeh, Oklahoma State UnivLocation: 302A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700211 Enhanced Biological Ethanol Production from Syn-

gas with Various Medium FormulationsHasan Atiyeh, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OKUnited States (Xiao Sun, Hasan Atiyeh)

2:50PM 1700345 Developing an Integrated Model for the Corn-Water-Ethanol-Beef Nexus SystemRyan Anderson, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (Ryan Anderson, Ashu Guru,Deepak Keshwani, Jeyam Subbiah)

3:05PM 1701212 Disconnected Metabolic Pathways in the Conver-sion of Sugar Mixtures towards Biofuel Precursorsin Clostridial SpeciesLudmilla Aristilde, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Ludmilla Aristilde)

3:20PM 1701463 Bio-organosolv pulping of pine chips with Trametesversicolor for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis andlignin extractionAngele Djioleu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ARUnited States (Presenter: Kandhola Gurshagan) (Gur-shagan Kandhol, Kalavathy Rajan, Nicole Labbe,Danielle Julie Carrier, Jin-woo Kim)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1700093 Techno-economic Implications of Fed-batch Enzy-

matic HydrolysisEllen Emanuel, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Gretna,NE United States (Ellen Emanuel)

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4:00PM 1701293 A Novel Horizontal Reactor Design for High SolidBiomass ConversionGanti Murthy, Oregon State University, Corvallis, ORUnited States (Haider Kadhum, Ganti Murthy)

4:15PM 1701362 Respirometric analysis by sequential mass meas-urements: a simple modeling approach for quantifi-cation of fungal biomass in solid substratefermentationsAlex Taylor, Washington State University, Olympia, WAUnited States (Alex Taylor, Sonya Slater, David Sumer-lin, Morgan Wolff, Paul Stamets)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:30PMSESSION 148 ADVANCES IN BIO-BASED

PLASTICS, COMPOSITES ANDPRODUCTS – Sponsored by PRS-701Moderator Dilpreet Bajwa, North Dakota StateUnivLocation: 302B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700323 Enhancement on the properties of polypropylene

using bamboo particles: Effect of particle sizes andloadingsHuanhuan Zhang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou City,Zhejiang Province China, People’s Republic of (Huan-huan Zhang, Wenchao Yao, Shaoping Qian, XiangqunQian, Kuichuan Sheng)

2:50PM 1700038 Evaluating the Shape and Size Characteristics ofSweetpotatoes Using Digital Image AnalysisMichael Boyette, NC State University, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Michael Boyette, Amber L. Tsirnika)

3:05PM 1700786 Development and characterization of pectin/vinassefilms for agriculture applicationsMariana Altenhofen da Silva, Federal University of SãoCarlos, Araras, São Paulo Brazil (Debora D’Angelo Pa-paiz, Silvia Raquel Bettani, Reinaldo Gaspar Bastos,Mariana Altenhofen da Silva,)

3:20PM 1700886 Development of Antimicrobial Film using Bio-nanocompositeJayeeta Mitra, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharag-pur, West Bengal India (Jayeeta Mitra, Mohit Batra)

3:35PM 1701189 Effect of Field Retting in Manitoba and Macerationon Fibre Yield of Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) StalksJean-Christophe Habeck, University of Manitoba, Win-nipeg, Manitoba Canada (Jean-Christophe Habeck,Tasneem Vahora, ShawnaDuCharme, Lin-Ping Choo-Smith, Jason Morrison)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1701000 Antimicrobial Hydrogels Derived from Lignocellu-

losic CompoundsRyan Kalinoski, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Ryan Kalinoski)

4:15PM 1701200 Use of a 3D Finite Element Model for Prediction ofPost Fumigation Phosphine Desorption from StoredWheatBenjamin Plumier, Kansas State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Benjamin Plumier, YongLin Ren, DirkMaier, Matt Schramm)

4:30PM 1701090 Selection, pretreatment, and use of wheat bran formaking thermoplastic compositesAtikur Rahman, North Dakota State University, Mayville,ND United States (Atikur Rahman, Chad Ulven,Cheyenne Durant, Maren Johnson, Khwaja Hossain,Joseph Fehrenbach)

4:45PM 1700638 Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Techno-EconomicAnalysis (TEA) of Polylactic Acid-Based Compos-itesKurt Rosentrater, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Kurt Rosentrater)

5:00PM 1700063 Cyclic voltammetry-based sweet sorghum “redoxladder”Minori Uchimiya, USDA ARS, New Orleans, LA UnitedStates (Minori Uchimiya)

5:15PM 1701359 Key Polyhydroxyalkanoates BiosynthesisProcesses Revealed by Transcriptome and Meta-bolic Flux Analysis of Pseudomonas putida KT2440Zhangyang Xu, Washington State University, Richland,WA United States (Zhangyang Xu, Xiaolu Li, SeemaVerma, John H. Miller, Yang Bin)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 149 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND

EFFECTS ON DRYING, HANDLINGAND PROCESSING – Sponsored by PRS-702, PRS-701Moderator: Johnselvakumar Lawrence, KansasState UnivLocation: 303A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701495 Effect of Chemical Pretreatment on Quality Parame-

ters of Solar Dried Potato CylindersKshanaprava Dhalsamant, Indian Institute of Technol-ogy Kharagpur, Kharagpur, Kharagpur India(Kshanaprava Dhalsamant, Punyadarshini Punam Tri-pathy, Shanker Lal Shrivastava)

2:50PM 1701267 Drying Rate of Taraxacum kok-saghyz Roots andImpacts on Rubber Yield and QualityHarold Keener, Ohio State University, Wooster, OHUnited States (H.M. Keener, F.C. Michel, R. Fioritto, S.Wolfe, D. Zabroski, M. Klingman)

3:05PM 1701171 Flow characteristics of different hybrids of corn andits effects on moisture content and temperatureJohnselvakumar Lawrence, Kansas State University,Manhattan, KS United States (JohnselvakumarLawrence)

3:20PM BREAK3:30PM 1700498 Relative Impact of Kernel Thickness and Moisture

Content on Rice Fissuring During DryingZephania Odek, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States (Zephania Odek, Terry Sieben-morgen)

3:45PM 1700980 Biocompounds retention after drying of raspberryfruits by infrared energy and hot airMaria E Sosa-Morales, Universidade De Las Americas,Irapuato, Guanajuato Mexico (Michele Palacio-Toledo,Julian A. Gomez-Salazar, Abel Ceron-Garcia, Maria E.Sosa-Morales)

4:00PM 1700896 Simulation of deformation behavior of beef basedon Mooney-Rivlin modelYanlei Li, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Hubo Xu) (Yanlei Li,Xiuying Tang, Lu Qiao, Huanru Shi, Hubo Xu)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 150 FOOD SAFETY ENGINEERING

– Sponsored by PRS-703Moderator: Krishnamoothy Pitchai, Univ of Ne-braskaLocation: 303B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700538 Grain Sampling Protocols for Aflatoxin Analysis and

Associated ChallengesGriffiths Atungulu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States (Presenter: Zeinab MohammadiShad) (Zeinab Mohammadi-Shad, Griffiths Atungulu)

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2:50PM 1700539 Evaluation of Feeds for Occurrence of Aflatoxin andSafetyGriffiths Atungulu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States (Presenter: Zeinab MohammadiShad) (Zeinab Mohammadi-Shad, Griffiths Atungulu)

3:05PM 1701064 Electroflotation of Escherichia coli Improves Detec-tion Rates by Loop-mediated Isothermal Amplifica-tionLena Diaz, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu,Hawaii United States (Lena Diaz, Daniel Jenkins, YongLi, Tamara McNealy, Tzueng-Rong Tzeng, NatalieWalker)

3:20PM 1701434 Handheld non-instrumented incubator for field-based pathogen enrichmentDaniel Jenkins, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HIUnited States (Ryo Kubota, Jaimie Obatake, Lena Diaz,Yong Li, Daniel Jenkins)

3:35PM 1700152 Mechanistic understanding of internalization of bac-teria into leafy greens during a vacuum coolingprocessMohsen Ranjbaran, Cornell University, Ithaca, New YorkUnited States (Mohsen Ranjbaran, Ashim K. Datta)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700818 Kinetics of Mold Growth and Rice Quality Metrics

during Storage As Affected By Pre-Harvest Fungi-cide ApplicationSoraya Shafiekhani, University of Arkansas, Fayet-teville, Arkansas United States (Soraya Shafiekhani,Griffiths G. Atungulu)

4:15PM 1700115 Rice Microbial Community Responses to Drying byMicrowave at 915 MHz FrequencyDeandrae Smith, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR United States (Deandrae Smith, Griffiths Atungulu)

4:30PM 1701274 Selectivity of Infrared treatment on Inactivation ofFungi on CornShantae Wilson, University of Arkansas Fayetteville,Fayetteville, Arkansas United States (Shantae Wilson,Griffiths Atungulu)

4:45PM 1700090 Using freeze-dried Enterococcus feacium NRRL B-2354 as a surrogate of Salmonella to validate Radio-frequency pasteurization for low moisture foodsJie Xu, Washington State University, Pullman, Washing-ton United States (Jie Xu)

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 151 AOCABFE AND NERCITA CHINA

EXCHANGE FORUM - INVITEDPRESENTATIONS– Sponsored by E-2050Moderator: Ziming Qi, McGill UnivLocation: 300B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:30PM Canada-China: Past, Current and Future

Dr. Vijaya Raghavan, President Canadian Society ofBioengineering, McGill University, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, Canada

2:50PM Sino-US Cooperation in Water Saving Technologies:Essential International ProblemsDr. Steven Evett, USDA ARS, (Representative toUSDA-China Most Water Saving Technologies FlagshipProject), Bushland, TX

3:10PM Agricultural Engineering at Zhejiang UniversityDr. Songming Zhu, Dean of the Biosystems Engineeringand Food Science, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,China

3:30PM BREAK3:50PM US-China Partnerships: from Individuals to Profes-

sional SocietiesDr. Mary Leigh Wolfe, Past President ASABE, Chair andProfessor Biosystems Engineering Dept, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA

4:10PM Water Crisis in North China Plain and CollaborationOpportunities in Agricultural Water Saving and En-vironmental RestorationDr. Yanjun Shen, Center for Agricultural Resources Re-search, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shijiazhuang,China

4:30PM IJABE Based on Open Access: Past, Present, andProspectDr. Yingkuan Wang, Director of Information Center, Chi-nese Academy of Agricultural Engineering, Beijing,China

4:50PM Question and Discussion

Monday, July 17 – 5:00PM-7:00PMSESSION 153 PERSPECTIVES ON

COGENERATION ON THE 21STCENTURY - INVITED SPEAKERS– Sponsored by ES-210Moderator: Jaime Thissen, Univ of IllinoisLocation: 300A

Time Paper# Title/Author5:00PM Introduction5:05PM Jaime Thissen5:20PM Dr. Gary Hawkins5:35PM Dr. Sergio Capareda5:50PM Dr. Adetoyese Oydeun6:05PM TBA

Monday, July 17 – 11:00AM-12:30PMSESSION 154 OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FOOD -

ENERGY - WATER NEXUS - INVITEDSPEAKERSSponsored by E-2050Moderator: Rabi Mohtar, Texas A&M UnivLocation: Conference Theater

Time Paper# Title/AuthorPanelist: Jim Jones, National Science Foundation,

Kenneth Quinn, World Food PrizeJohn Verboncoeur, Michigan State UnivHongda Chen, USDA NIFAHeriberto Cabezas, Environmental

Protection Agency

Monday, July 17 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 155 EQUIPMENT FOR COMMERCIAL

POST HARVEST PROCESSING OFBIOMASS - INVITED SPEAKERS –Sponsored by ESModerator: Shahab Sokhansanj, Oak Ridge

National LabQuang Nguygen, Idaho National Lab

Location: 402ATime Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction

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Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 201 FOREST BASED BIOMASS:

HARVESTING, PROCESSING,TRANSPORT & STORAGE– Sponsored by ASE-12, MS-23/7/2, ES-220Moderator: Emily Carter, US Forest ServiceLocation: 102A/B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701368 Novel Filtration Technology for Woody Biomass

Combustion SystemsEmmet Austin, McGill University MacDonald Campus,Beaconsfield, Quebec Canada (Emmet Austin)

9:50AM 1700018 Additives in biomass pellets for improvements inphysical propertiesCody Blake, Mississippi State University, Martin, TNUnited States (Cody Blake, Jason Street, JamesWooten)

10:05AM 1700362 Soil response to machine trafficking as indicated bysoil stress residualsEmily Carter, USDA FS, Auburn, AL United States(Emily Carter, Abigail Johnston, Joey Shaw, Via Brian,John Klepac)

10:20AM 1700569 A Preliminary Study of Pest Insect Detection duringPaddy Storage in Small-Scale Grain SilosChukiat Chotikasatian, Kasetsart University, Kam-phaeng Saen, Nakorn Pathom Thailand (ChukiatChotikasatian, Watcharapol Chayaprasert,Duangsamorn Suthisut, Siwalak Pathaveerat, SomnuekChimruang)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701460 Customized Synthesis of Cellulose Nanoparticles

from Loblolly Pine PulpAngele Djioleu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ARUnited States (Presenter: Kandhola Gurshagan) (An-gele Djioleu, Kalavathy Rajan, Kandhola GurshaganDanielle Julie Carrier Jin-Woo Kim)

11:00AM 1700191 Impacts of Forest Biomass Operations on Soil Ero-sionWilliam Elliot, USDA Forest Service, Rocky MountainResearch Station, Moscow, ID United States (WilliamElliot, Hakjun Rhee, Ina Sue Miller)

11:15AM 1700087 Introduction to Rotary Shear Comminution for Bio-feedstocks ProductionDavid Lanning, Forest Concepts, Auburn, WA UnitedStates (David Lanning, James Dooley, Amie Vo)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 202 RENEWABLE ENERGY

RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGIES- PART 1 – Sponsored by ES-210Moderator: Xiao Wu, Univ of IdahoLocation: 102C/D

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701185 Biostimulation of rumen microorganisms by

nanoparticles for increasing biogas productionfrom manure anaerobic digestionEssam Abdelsalam, Giza, Egypt (Essam Abdelsalam,Mohamed Samer, Yasser A. Attia, Mohamed Abdel-Hadi, Helmy E. Hassan, Yahia Badr)

9:50AM 1701057 Hydrogen and methane production from swine ma-nure and sugar beet wastewater by a two-stepASBR systemSarah (Xiao) Wu, University of Idaho, Moscow, IdahoUnited States (Sarah (Xiao) Wu, Shaobo Deng, JunZhu)

10:05AM 1700381 Anaerobic digestion of grass: effect of the harvest-ing period on biogas yield.Alessandro Chiumenti, University of Udine, Udine, Italy(Alessandro Chiumenti, Davide Boscaro, Francesco DaBorso, Luigi Sartori, Andrea Pezzuolo)

10:20AM 1700153 Influence of nitrogen fertilization rate and timing ofharvest on giant reed (Arundo donax L.) biomassyieldRobert Evans, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (Robert Evans, Carl Crozier)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701481 Effect of Temperature and Climatic Conditions on

Power Generation Capacity of Photovoltaic SystemIntegrated to a Grain DryerAprajeeta Jha, Indian Institute of Technology-Kharag-pur, Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Aprajeeta Jha, P.P.Tripathy)

11:00AM 1700060 Supercapacitor Electrodes Fabricated from HighlyActivated Microporous Carbons Extracted fromCommercial Fruit WastesKaushlendra Singh, West Virginia University, Morgan-town, WV United States (Engin Ciftyurek, KaushlendraSingh, Edward Sabolsky, Litha Sivanandan)

11:15AM 1701440 Advanced Aqueous Biorefinery Platforms for Biofu-els and Bioproductsbin yang, Washington State University, Richland, WAUnited States (Bin Yang)

11:30AM 1701039 Photobiostimulation of rumen microorganisms bylaser radiation for increasing biogas productionfrom slurry anaerobic digestionEssam Abdelsalam, , Giza, Egypt (Essam Abdelsalam,Mohamed Samer, Mohamed A. Abdel-Hadi, Helmy E.Hassan, Yahia Badr)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 203 ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND USE IN

AGRICULTURAL FACILITIES,PROCESSES AND OPERATIONS– Sponsored by ES-300Moderator: Scott Sanford, Univ of WisconsinLocation: 201A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700262 Energy management of automatic dairy farms with

integration in regional gridsHeinz Bernhardt, Technical University of Munich, Freis-ing, Germany (Heinz Bernhardt, Anja Graeff, SaschaWoerz, Manfred Hoeld, Joern Stumpenhausen, MartinHoehendinger)

9:50AM 1701480 Energy Consumption Certification of Animal Hous-ing: Results from the EPAnHaus ProjectEnrico Fabrizio, Politecnico di Torino - Department ofEnergy, Torino, Italy (Presenter: Andrea Costantino)(Enrico Fabrizio, Andrea Costantino, Lorenzo Comba,Paolo Cornale, Luca Battaglini)

10:05AM 1700150 Feasibility of optimisation of farm electrical energybased on tariffs, load management and embeddedrenewable energySven Peets, Harper Adams University, Newport, Shrop-shire United Kingdom (Sven Peets, Samuel Kirby-Bray,Stephen Pattenden, Jeremy Thorp, Joe Bentley, MikeWindsor)

10:20AM 1700417 Michigan Farm Energy ProgramBenjamin Van Zweden, Michigan State University, EastLansing, Michigan United States (Benjamin Van Zwe-den, Aluel Go, Truman Surbrook)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1700109 New Essential oil distillation system – Design and

construction- Year 1Scott Sanford, University of Wisconsin, Oregon, Wis-consin United States (Scott Sanford)

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11:00AM 1700089 Design of Energy Efficient Tunnel Ventilation andEvaporative Cooling SystemsJohn Chastain, Clemson University, Clemson, SCUnited States (John Chastain, Patrick Anderson)

11:15AM 1700116 Calculation of Cost Savings for Energy EfficientVentilation FansJohn Chastain, Clemson University, Clemson, SCUnited States (John Chastain, Michael Vassalos,Patrick Anderson)

11:30AM 1700636 Design, Construction and Performance Evaluationof a Trombe Wall Poultry Brooding HouseWilfred Ifeanyi Okonkwo, , Nsukka, Enugu Nigeria (Wil-fred Ifeanyi Okonkwo, Clement Akubuo)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 204 SPECTROSCOPIC IMAGING –

Sponsored by ITSC-348Moderator: Lav Khot, Washington State UnivLocation: 201B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700723 Detection of Rape Canopy SPAD Based on Multi-

spectral Images of Low Altitude Remote SensingSimulation PlatformYang Chen, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Yang Chen)

9:50AM 1700780 Phase profilometry combined with spacial fre-quency domain imaging for the nondestructive de-tection of bruise of pearsXueming He, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Xueming He, Xiaping Fu,Xiuqin Rao)

10:05AM 1700350 Exploring Spectral Responses of Different CoverCrops Potentially Beneficial to Farmers in NortheastArkansas and the Delta RegionPeter Larbi, Arkansas State University, College of Agri-culture, Engineering, and Technology, State University,Arkansas United States (Peter Larbi, Chin Nee Vong,Steven Green)

10:20AM 1700760 LabVIEW base software for spatial frequency do-main imaging systemTingwei Li, Zhejiang University, HangZhou, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Tingwei Li)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701259 Comparison of Different Proximal Sensing Methods

for prediction of Grain Yield and Leaf Area Index onKharif Season Lowland RiceNiranjan Panigrahi, Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal India (NiranjanPanigrahi, Bhabani Shankar Das)

11:00AM 1700285 Relating AGRI to NDVI and Chlorophyll Content inDifferent Crop VegetationChin Nee Vong, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro,Arkansas United States (Presenter: Shailaja Vemula)(Shailaja Vemula, Chin Nee Vong, Kumar Bade, CyrusMarbaniang, Peter Larbi)

11:15AM 1701129 Hyperspectral reflectance imaging combined withcarbohydrate metabolism analysis for detection ofcitrus Huanglongbing in different seasonsHaiyong Weng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Haiyong Weng, Haiyan Cen,Mubin He, Yong He, Dawei Sun)

11:30AM 1700537 Quantification of nitrogen status in rice canopy bylow-altitude hyperspectral remote sensingWenxin Yin, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Wenxin Yin, Yong He,Haiyan Cen)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 205 BIOSENSORS AND

BIOELECTRONICS – Sponsored by ITSC-230Moderator: Shih-Fang Chen, National TaiwanUnivLocation: 201C

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700368 A Portable Impedance Immunosensing System for

Rapid Detection of Salmonella TyphimuriumTao Wen, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ArkansasUnited States (Tao Wen, Ronghui Wang, Yanbin Li,America Sotero)

9:50AM 1700592 Modeling and Simulation of Chlorophyll Fluores-cence Emission from Photosystem II as Affected byTemperatureYa Guo, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China, People’s Re-public of (Qian Xia, Wang Mo Lob Sang, Siheng Chen,Jinglu Tan, Ya Guo)

10:05AM 1701007 A cell culture system for evaluating bacterialbiosensorsJohn March, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (John March)

10:20AM 1701190 Immunoagglutinated particle rheology sensing on amicrofluidic paper-based analytical device forpathogen detectionKatie McCracken, University of Arizona, (Katie Mc-Cracken, Trinny Tat, Veronica Paz, Kelly A. Reynolds,Jeong-Yeol Yoon)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701234 Rapid and reliable norovirus assay at pg/mL level

using smartphone-based fluorescence microscopeand a microfluidic paper analytic deviceJeong-Yeol Yoon, United States reliable University, Tuc-son, AZ United States (Presenter: Soo Chung) (SooChung, Soohee Cho, Kelly Reynolds, Jeong-Yeol Yoon)

11:00AM 1701256 Microelectrode array biosensors and methods forquantifying biomolecule flux.Jenna Rickus, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Jenna Rickus, Jose Rivera-Miranda, Sid-darth Vyaghrapuri Sridharan, James Nolan, DavidJanes, Stephen Miloro, Ashraf Alam, Xin Jin)

11:15AM 1701430 Clinical and Food-Safety Applications for Point-of-Care Gene-Based DiagnosticsDaniel Jenkins, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HIUnited States (Ryo Kubota, Kathie Berghorn, LenaDiaz, Daniel Jenkins)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 206 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY,

SENSORS AND CONTROLSYSTEMS POSTER SESSION– Sponsored by ITSCModerator: Changying Li, Univ of GeorgiaLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author1 1700014 Controller Design for an Osprey Drone to Support

Precision Agriculture Research in Oil Palm Planta-tionsRamin Shamshiri, University of Putra Malaysia, Ser-dang, Malaysia (Ramin Shamshiri, Muhammad RazifMahadi)

2 1700022 Development and analysis of an ISO 11783 virtualterminal for agricultural machineryEnkhbaatar Tumenjargal, Chonbuk National University,Jeonju-si, South Korea (Enkhbaatar Tumenjargal, LeeJuyeon, Woon Chul Ham, Chong Kil To, Roh SeungKuk, Enkhbat Batbayar, Munkhtamir Ouymaa, SodbilegTsogt-Ochir)

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3 1700035 Developing a Finite Element Model to Predict thePerformance of the ROPS with Minor StructuralModification under the Standard TestsFarzaneh Khorsandi Kouhanestani, University of Ten-nessee, Knoxville, TN United States (Farzaneh Khor-sandi Kouhanestani, Paul Ayers)

4 1700042 Determination and discrimination of intact whiteand red grape (Vitis vinifera L.) berries at five devel-opmental stages based on a miniature fiber opticVIS/NIR systemLeiqing Pan, Nanjing Agricultural University, Nanjing,Jiangsu China, People’s Republic of (Leiqing Pan, HuiXiao, Kang Tu)

5 1700055 Monitoring System for Wheat Meteorological Disas-ters Using Wireless Sensor NetworksKeming Du, Institute of Environment and SustainableDevelopement in Agriculture (IEDA), Chinese Academyof Agricultural Sciences (CAAS), Beijing, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Keming Du, Zhongfu Sun, FeixiangZheng, Jinxiang Chu, Juncheng Ma)

6 1700056 Design and implementation of monitoring systemfor agricultural environment based on WebGIS withInternet of ThingsKeming Du, Institute of Environment and SustainableDevelopement in Agriculture (IEDA), Chinese Academyof Agricultural Sciences (CAAS), Beijing, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Keming Du, Zhongfu Sun, FeixiangZheng, Jinxiang Chu, Juncheng Ma)

7 1700091 A study on predicting slope failure through themeasurement of surface ground deformationsYongseong KIM, Kangwon National University, Chun-cheon, Gangwon-Do Korea, South (Yongseong Kim)

8 1700123 A microfluidic fluorescent biosensor using quantumdots, magnetic nanoparticles and microfluidics forin-field detection of foodborne bacteriaJianhan Lin, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Xinge Xi, Qi Chen, Jian-han Lin)

9 1700251 Optimal prediction model of cucumber photosyn-thesis based on neural network for growthPingping Xin, North West Agriculture and Forestry Uni-versity, Shaanxi Province, China China, People’s Re-public of (Pingping Xin, Jin Hu, Haihui Zhang, JuanZhao, Lina Wang, Huiping Guo)

10 1700314 Correcting air temperature measurements from a ra-diation-exposed sensorDoug Cobos, METER Group, Inc., Washington StateUniversity Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Pull-man, WA United States (Doug Cobos, Colin Campbell,Ryan Campbell, Gaylon Campbell)

11 1700409 Development of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle BorneCrop-Growth Monitoring SystemLili Yao, Nanjing Agricultural University, China, Jiangsuprovince China, People’s Republic of (Jun Ni, Lili Yao,Jingchao Zhang, Yan Zhu, Weixing Cao, Xiuxiang Tai)

12 1700429 Activity Analysis of the Captive Flocks Based onMachine VisionFujie Wang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Fujie Wang, Chaoyang Wang, Xi-ulin Liu, Huishan Lu)

13 1700444 Development of the Control System of Seed and fer-tilizer variables in Ridge CornWeiqiang Fu, , Beijing, China, People’s Republic of(Presenter: Jianjun Dong) (Weiqiang Fu, Xueli Wei, YouLi, Xiaofei An, Jianjun Dong, Junxiong Zhang)

14 1700450 Hyperspectral image-based spare autoencoder net-work for TVB-N measurement in porkMin Huang, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China, People’sRepublic of (Tengfei Guo, Min Huang, Qibing Zhu, YaGuo)

15 1700452 Correction of overlapping spectra based on errorcompensation for laser induced breakdown spec-troscopyMin Huang, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China, People’sRepublic of (Bing Tan, Min Huang, Qibing Zhu, Ya Guo)

16 1700453 Classification of Chinese green tea grade usingLaser induced break-down spectroscopyQibing Zhu, Jiangnan University, Jiangsu, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Hongyang Zhang, Qibing Zhu, MinHuang, Ya Guo)

17 1700460 Research on recognition of Empoasca flavescensbased on machine visionQibing Zhu, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China, People’sRepublic of (Jing Chen, Qibing Zhu, Min Huang YaGuo)

18 1700463 Wireless Cluster Control System for Roll-machineYu Wang, China Institute of Water Resources & Hy-dropower Res, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (YuWang, Xin Wang, Shumao Wang, Zhang Jiangjiang,Zhang Yuanyuan)

19 1700471 Apple Picking Using Dual Robot Arms OperatingWithin an Unknown TreeKonrad Ahlin, Georgia Tech, Athens, GA United States(Konrad Ahlin)

20 1700476 A smartphone based crop plant phenotyping deviceand test resultsDongdong Ma, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Dongdong Ma, Libo Zhang, Suraj Am-atya, Liangju Wang, Jialei Wang, Zhihang Song, JianJin)

21 1700549 SmartFarm - Development of an Open-Source Deci-sion Support System to Improve Crop Yield and Re-duce Environmental ImpactCaleb Fink, Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo,CA United States (Caleb Fink)

22 1700562 Multiattribute optimization of farm plans to improveeconomic, environmental and social conditions onthe example of a farm in the Chesapeake BayVeronika Vazhnik, Pennsylvania State University, Uni-versity Park, PA United States (Veronika Vazhnik, JasonHansen, Tom L. Richard)

23 1700582 Model updating for apple firmness prediction basedon hyperspectral scattering images with semi-su-pervised study and auxiliary dataQibing Zhu, Jiangnan University, Jiangsu, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Dongsheng Guo, Qibing Zhu, MinHuang, Ya Guo)

24 1700612 Design of Measuring Method and Instrument forAgricultural Soil Surface RoughnessZusongying Zhao, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Pengtao Li)(Zhi’an Zheng, Zusongying Zhao Ping Zhang, ZimeiZhang, Bo Lin, Jiao Zhang, Bo Lin, Jiao Wang, PengtaoLi)

25 1700648 Sorting System Development of Potato BlackheartBased on Light Transmission ImagingYankun Peng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Fang Tian)(Fang Tian, Yankun Peng, Wensong Wei, WenxiuWang)

26 1700650 Comparative study between hyperspectral imagingspectrometer and a discrete multispectral detectiondevice for assessing meat tendernessYankun Peng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Fang Tian)(Wensong Wei, Yankun Peng, Xiaochun Zheng, WenxiuWang, Fang Tian)

27 1700653 Real-time detection of intact pork freshness basedon near infrared spectroscopyYankun Peng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Hongwei Sun)(Wenxiu Wang, Yankun Peng, Hongwei Sun, Long Li,)

28 1700746 Database System Design and Analysis Model Studyof Drug Resistance of Animal Origin PathogensYongjun Zheng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Yongjun Zheng, Yan Li,Xingxing Liu, Jianping Li, Baosheng Li)

29 1700754 Hydroponic Nutrient Detection of Lettuce Based onISEs ArrayMiao Zhang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Jie Zheng)(Miao Zhang, Linpei Pan)

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30 1700768 Non-destructive quick detection model based onVis-NIR spectra for TVB-N of chilled beefXiuying Tang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, Bei-jing China, People’s Republic of (Xiuying Tang, MuyuSuyang, Xiaotong Zhu, Yankin Peng, Yongyu Li)

31 1700776 Modeling and Simulation of Photosynthetic Activi-ties in Plants as Affected by CO2Ya Guo, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO UnitedStates (Sheng Wang, Shaopeng Feng, Yiyang Qi,Yichen Qiu, Ya Guo)

32 1700778 Monitoring the Effect of Thermotherapy on PlantHealth Using Sap Flow and Ambient Temperature In-formationArash Toudeshki, University of Florida, Lake Alfred, FLUnited States (Arash Toudeshki, Reza Ehsani, Kati W.Migliaccio, Azadeh Alizadeh)

33 1700783 Monitoring and Controlling System of Maize Preci-sion Sowing and Fertilization Based on EmbeddedTechnologyYu Tan, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China(Presenter: Yongjun Zheng) (Yu Tan, Zijun Wang, Xingx-ing Liu, Gang Wu, Yongjun Zheng, Yan Li, Shixiong Li)

34 1700785 B/S Network technology-based Biogas productionmonitoring systemYu Tan, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China(Presenter: Yongjun Zheng) (Yu Tan, ZhenyanZhao, Haotun Lyu, Zhenyan Zhao, Yu Tan, YongjunZheng, Zhang Xiao, Jianjun Huang)

35 1700791 A Wireless Sensor Network for Strawberry Monitor-ingThiago Borba Onofre, University of Florida, Gainesville,Florida United States (Thiago Borba Onofre, ClydeFraisse, Janise McNair, Natalia Peres, Lincoln ZotarelliVinicius Cerbaro, Fred Williams)

36 1700799 A Device for elasticity detection of beefXiuying Tang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, Bei-jing China, People’s Republic of (Xilong Kang, XiuyingTang, Lu Qiao, Huanru Shi, Yang Xu)

37 1700800 Nondestructive detection of water content of ju-jubes based on visible-near infrared spectroscopyXiuying Tang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, Bei-jing China, People’s Republic of (Xiuying Tang, Xiao-tong Zhu, Can Hu, Yankun Peng, Wei Wang)

38 1700806 Development of a Multispectral Imaging System forNDVI EstimationDuke Bulanon, Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa,ID United States (Clayton Barrows, Duke Bulanon)

39 1700809 Dynamic High-Precision Field Shape Generation viaCombine GPS TracksYaguang Zhang, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Yaguang Zhang, Andrew Balmos, JamesKrogmeier, Dennis Buckmaster)

40 1700882 A new activation function for convolutional neuralnetworksMin Huang, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China, People’sRepublic of (Sheng Jiang, Min Huang, Qibing Zhu, YaGuo)

41 1700888 Nondestructive assessment of eggshell thicknessby VIS/NIR spectroscopyXiaoguang Dong, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Xiaoguang Dong) (Xi-aoguang Dong, Xiuying Tang, Yankun Peng, Jun Dong)

42 1700891 Detection and Control of Intelligent Maize PlanterYu Tan, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Yongjun Zheng) (Hao-tun Lyu, Baosheng Li, Yu Tan, Zhenyan Zhao, YongjunZheng, Jianjun Huang)

43 1700900 Color Based Image Segmentation to Predict RiceYield using Low Altitude UAV ImagesKyeong-Hwan Lee, Chonnam National University,Gwangju, South Korea (Md Nasim Reza, Inseop Na,Sun-Wook Baek, Kyeong-Hwan Lee)

44 1700906 Low-cost Fabrication of Fully Enclosed MicrofluidicPaper-based Analytical Sensors for DiagnosingDrought StressKyeong-Hwan Lee, Chonnam National University,Gwangju, South Korea (Presenter: Min Kyu Im) (MinKyu Im, Mi Rha Lee, Sumaiya Islam, Young-Soo Choi,Kyeong-Hwan Lee)

45 1700908 The Analysis of Transplant Characteristic usingHough Transform and Hierarchical Clustering inPaddy FieldKyeong-Hwan Lee, Chonnam National University,Gwangju, South Korea (Presenter: Sun Wook Baek)(Sun-Wook Baek, Inseop Na, Kyeong-Hwan Lee)

46 1700909 Research on Differential Trench Depth DetectionBased on Inertial Sensor TechnologyMiao Xu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Miao Xu, Xin Wang, JingkaiZhang, Hao Zeng, Shumao Wang)

47 1700919 Design and Test of Automatic Feed and Send Sys-tem for Combined Trays Seedlings TransplanterYongjun Zheng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Xiao Zhang, Wu Gang,Zheng Yongjun, Tan Yu, Lyu Haotun, Wang Zijun)

48 1700922 Research of Exploring the Hard Objects in the Su-perficial Farmland SoilYunzhi Guo, South China Agricultural University, Bei-jing, China, People’s Republic of (Yunzhi Guo, ZuoxiZhao, Kun Song)

49 1700933 Study on Water-efficient Sensing Method of SoilProfile in Paddy FieldZhenran Gao, Nanjing Agricultural University, Nanjing,Jiangsu Province China, People’s Republic of (ZhenranGao, Jun Ni, Hongzhou Qian, Jiang Qi, Qihan Meng,Xize Zhao, Yan Zhu, Weixing Cao)

50 1700937 Models for estimating yield of japonica rice by com-bining UAV RGB image in Northeast ChinaYu Fenghua, (Xu Tonguy, Zheng Wei, Chen Chunling, LiAng, Yu Fenghua)

51 1700938 Design and Implementation of Facilities AgricultureEnvironment Monitoring System based on Single-ChipMengnan Li, China (Presenter: Jie Ma) (Mengnan Li, JieMa, Wenshen Jia, Hengzhi Zhang)

52 1700939 Application of Electronic Nose System ModesBased on Genetic Algorithm and Particle Swarm Al-gorithmMengnan Li, China (Presenter Jie Ma) (Mengnan Li,Nanjing Wu, Jie Ma, Wenshen Jia)

53 1700952 Monitoring and Controlling System of Working Con-dition about Wheat Precision Sowing and Fertiliza-tionYongjun Zheng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Yongjun Zheng, AnzhuoShi)

54 1700955 Improving the Performance and Reliability of aMulti-Chamber Crop Sample Drying Room with a Mi-croprocessor Control SystemTrevor Stevenson, Iowa State University, Ames, IAUnited States (Trevor Stevenson, Dirk Maier, StevenHoff)

55 1700998 Development of Agricultural Mechanization MobileApplications and Analysis of Farmers’ RequirementHuang Huang, Huazhong Agricultural University,Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of (Huang Huang,Lina Zhang, Chun Ye, Xuejian Han, Yang Zhou)

56 1701022 An Open-Source Infrastructure for Real-Time Auto-matic Machine Data ProcessingYang Wang, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IndianaUnited States (Presenter: Sam Noel) (Yang Wang, An-drew Balmos, Alexander Layton, Sam Noel, Aaron Ault,James Krogmeier, Dennis Buckmaster)

57 1701069 Solar Induced Fluorescence: A More Affordable andMore Accurate Proxy for Plant StressAnton Schuster, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore-gon United States (Anton Schuster) (Anton Schuster)

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58 1701286 Develop a low-cost remote monitoring and controlsystem for poultry barnJianfeng Zhou, University of Missouri, Columbia, MOUnited States (Jianfeng Zhou, Alexander K. Beattie,Jing Zhou, Leon Schumacher)

59 1701315 The Trials Tracker App – scalable, mobile geospatialdata analysis of on-farm trials using a geohash-based data structure, OADA APIs, cloud storage,and microservicesSamuel Noel, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Samuel Noel, Andrew Balmos, AlexanderLayton, Yang Wang, Aason Ault, Dennis Buckmaster,James Krogmeier)

60 1701387 Using Interception of Photosynthetically Active Ra-diation to Assess Dormant Pruning Severity in aPlanar Sweet Cherry OrchardJingjin Zhang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shang-hai, China, People’s Republic of (Jingjin Zhang,Matthew Whiting, Qin Zhang)

61 1701394 Design and Performance Evaluation of a Linear Mo-tion System for Remote Sensing Instrument TestingMichael Sama, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Presenter: Saket Dasika) (Saket Dasika,Michael Sama, Felipe Pampolini, Christopher Good,Joseph Dvorak)

62 1701405 Semi-Automated Thermotherapy for Citrus Treeswith HLB DiseaseEmmanuel Garcia, University of Central Florida, Or-lando, Florida United States (Emmanuel Garcia, An-dong Dai, Yunjun Xu, Reza Ehsani)

63 1701419 Development of a low-cost sensor-based automa-tion system for subsurface drip irrigationA Mn\irzakhani Nafchi (Jose Payero, A. MirzakhaniNafchi, Rebecca Davis)

64 1701441 Web-enabled sensor for autonomously reportingtrap catches of Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle on OahuDaniel Jenkins, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HIUnited States (Mitchel McLean, John Allen, HansRamm, Daniel Jenkins)

65 1701588 Quantification of sorghum sugarcane aphids at leaflevel using machine vision in visible bandYeyin Shi, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln, NEUnited States (Xiaoling Deng, Yeyin Shi, Alex Thomas-son, Mike Brewer, Weiyue Xu, Ace Pugh, WilliamRooney)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 208 ADVANCES IN COTTON

ENGINEERING – Sponsored by MS-23/7/3,PAFS-50, MS-49, MS-54Moderator: Christohper Delhom, USDA ARSLocation: 202B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700661 Prototype Near-Infrared Measurement of Ginned

Lint for Improved LogisticsChristopher Delhom, USDA, New Orleans, LA UnitedStates (Christopher Delhom, Thomas Miller, JamesRodgers)

9:50AM 1700239 Evaluation of Pressure-Compressed Acoustic Ab-sorbers Grown on Natural Fiber SubstratesGreg Holt, USDA ARS, Lubbock, TX United States(Greg Holt)

10:05AM 1701520 Cotton Gin Drying Systems - Patterns in Fuel En-ergy UsePaul Funk, USDA ARS, Mesilla Park, New MexicoUnited States (Paul Funk, Bobby Hardin)

10:20AM 1701620 Effect of Fiber Friction on Energy Use and fiberQuality in the Gin: 2nd YearBobby Hardin, USDA ARS, Stoneville, MS United States(Bobby Hardin)

10:35AM 1701621 Effect of Ginning Treatments on Length Uniformityand Short Fiber ContentBrandee Haney, USDA ARS, Leland, MS United States(Brandee Haney)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1700685 Impact of Variety on Cotton Yield Monitor Calibra-

tionEarl Vories, USDA ARS, Portageville, MO United States(Earl Vories, Andrea Jones, Ken Sudduth)

11:15AM 1700864 Evaluation of Field Cleaner Designs for Use on Cot-ton Stripper HarvestersJohn Wanjura, USDA ARS, Lubbock, TX United States(John Wanjura, John Rumohr, Kevin Goering, Jeff Wig-dahl, Greg Holt, Mathew Pelletier)

11:30AM 1700121 Field Based Plastic Contamination SensingMathew Pelletier, USDA ARS, Lubbock, TX UnitedStates (Mathew Pelletier)

11:45AM 1701393 Development of Different Image SegmentationMethods to Recognize Cotton Bolls in Natural Con-ditionsNaseeb Singh, Indian Institute of Technology-Kharag-pur, Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Naseeb Singh, V KTewari, P K Biswas, C M Pareek)

12:00PM 1701307 Design of Seeding System for Rice Seed RopeTwisting MachineTeng Li, , Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (Presen-ters: Jinkui Feng; Xiaopeng Bai) (Huijuan Bai, Shuai Li,Decheng Wang, Xianfa Fang, Guanghui Wang, JinkuiFeng, Xiaopeng Bai, Teng Li)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 209 AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS FOR

FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND OTHERSPECIALTY CROPS - PART 1– Sponsored by MS-48Moderator: Stavros Vougioukas, Univ of Califor-nia DavisLocation: 202C

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701208 Automatic Picking Reel Height Control for the Me-

chanical Wild Blueberry HarvesterYoung Chang, Dalhousie University, Truro, NS Canada(Young Chang, Qamar Zaman Tanzeel Rehman, TravisEsau)

9:50AM 1700515 Optimal design and experiment on vibratory fruitharvesting mechanism with three-dimensional exci-tationXiaoqiang Du, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, , China,People’s Republic of (Xiaoqiang Du, Songtao Li, QiGao, Dangwei Li, Jianxiang Du)

10:05AM 1700686 Assessment of the mechanization of row covers forcucurbit cropsMark Hanna, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Presenter: Rachel L. Herzberg) (RachelHerzberg, Mark Hanna, Brian Steward, Kurt Rosen-trater)

10:20PM 1701109 Orchard Sprayer with Intelligent Automatic TargetSpray System Based on Machine Visionzhao xueguan, National Enginnering Research CenterInformation Technology in Agricultural, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (zhao xueguan) (Zhao Xueguan,Wang Xiu)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1700567 Dual Robot Coordination for Apple Harvesting

Joseph Davidson, (Presenter: Manoj Karkee) (JosephDavidson, Cameron Hohimer, Changki Mo, Manoj Kar-kee)

11:00AM 1700178 Development of a Grapefruit Picking End Effectorand Its Operation ControllerKyu Suk You, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Presenter: Dr. Thomas F. Burks) (KyuSuk You)

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11:15AM 1700812 A Study of the Influence of Pruning Strategy Effecton Vibrational Harvesting of ApplesXin Zhang, Washington State University, Prosser, WAUnited States (Xin Zhang, Long He, Yaqoob Majeed,Manoj Karkee, Qin Zhang)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 210 MACHINERY DATA AND TASK

OPTIMIZATION PART 2 – Sponsored byMS-49Moderator: Santosh Pitla, Univ of NebraskaLocation: 203

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701416 Non-Stationary Traveling Salesman Problem for Ro-

botic Vehicles in Agricultural FieldsAustin Schmitz, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS United States(Austin Schmitz, Daniel Flippo)

9:50AM 1701014 Optimized perimeter cut to improve headland spacefor maneuvering equipment and reduced turn timeMagen Shedden, Oak Ridge Associated University, OakRidge, TN United States (Magen Shedden, Erin Webb,Tim Rials, Devon Bryant)

10:05AM 1701169 Modeling to improve harvest and collection efficien-cies for willow and poplar plantationsShahab Sokhansanj, Univ of British Columbia, Vancou-ver, BC Canada (Mahmood Ebadian, ShahabSokhansanj, Erin Webb, Magen Shedden, Mark Eisen-bies, Timothy Volk)

10:20AM BREAK10:30AM 1700204 Grain Harvest Cycle Analysis Based on Precision

Agriculture DataAaron Turner, University of Kentucky Department ofBiosystems and Agricultural Engineering, Lexington, KYUnited States (Presenter: Michael Montross) (AaronTurner, Michael Montross, Michael Sama, Joseph Dvo-rak, Tyler Mark, Ben Martin)

10:45AM 1701610 Investigation on Combustion and Emissions Char-acteristics of Ethanol-DieselLiHua Ye, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, ZhenjiangChina, People’s Republic of (LiHua Ye)

11:00AM 1700451 Study on Steering Ability of Articulated Vehiclesunder Complex Road ConditionsJianjun Dong, NERCITA, Beijing, China, People’s Re-public of (Jianjun Dong, Guangwei Wu, Zhijun Meng,Caiyun Lu, Weiqiang Fu, Nana Gao)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 211 UAV IN PRECISION AGRICULTURE

– Sponsored by MS-60, MS-54Moderator: Randy Price, Louisiana State UnivLocation: 205

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701511 Comparison of aerial and ground remote sensing to

quantify sudden death syndrome in soybeansNicholle Hatton, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS United States (Nicholle Hatton, Ethan Menke, AjaySharda, Deon van der Merwe, William Schapaugh Jr)

9:50AM 1701133 Low altitude multispectral sensing based evaluationof retrofitted center pivot irrigation systems for sitespecific adoption in mint productionLav Khot, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Lav R. Khot, Azeem Khan, R. Troy Pe-ters, Rajeev Sinha, Momtanu Chakraborty)

10:05AM 1701454 A Survey of Agricultural Image Processing for Un-manned Aircraft SystemsMitch Maguire, University of Nebraska Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States(Mitch Maguire, Wayne Woldt, Christo-pher Neale, George Meyer, Eric Frew)

10:20AM 1701415 Aerial Validation of a Logistics Model for Area Cov-erage in AgricultureHasan Seyyedhasani, University of Kentucky, Lexing-ton, Kentucky United States (Hasan Seyyedhasani,Joseph Dvorak, Michael Sama)

10:35AM 1701573 Comparison of Aerial and Ground Remote Sensingto Quantify Sudden Death Syndrome in SoybeanAjay Sharda, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Ajay Sharda, Nicholle Hatton,Ethan Menke, Deon van der Merwe, Wiliam SchapaughJr.)

10:50AM 1700233 Evaluation of UAV Imagery for Agriculture Applica-tionsSimerjeet Virk, University of Georgia, Tifton, GA UnitedStates (Simerjeet Virk, Wesley Porter, Christian Brod-beck, Greg Pate)

11:05AM BREAK11:15AM 1700956 Crop Health Algorithm

Christopher Wiegman, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH United States (Christopher Wiegman)

11:30AM 1700334 Concept for Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for aContinuous Provision of Information for Online Ap-plication in Precision FarmingKarl Wild, University of Applied Sciences, Dresden, Ger-many (Presenter: John K. Schueller) (Karl J. Wild,Torsten Schmiedel, John K. Schueller)

11:45AM 1701455 Thermal Infrared and Multi-spectral Dual Sensor In-tegration for Unmanned Aircraft SystemsMitch Maguire, University of Nebraska Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Mitch Maguire, Wayne Woldt,Christopher Neale, George Meyer, Eric Frew)

12:00PM 1700865 Developing Protocols for Using a UAV to MonitorHerd HealthSandy Mehlhorn, University of Tennessee at Martin,Martin, TN United States (Presenter: Patton Webb)(Patton Webb, Sandy Mehlhorn, Philip Smartt)

12:15PM 1700668 Enhancing Invasive Species Control with Un-manned Aerial Systems and Herbicide BallisticTechnologyRoberto Rodriguez, University of Hawaii at Manoa,Honolulu, HI United States (Roberto Rodriguez)(Roberto Rodriguez, Daniel Jenkins, James Leary)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 212 WATER ENERGY NEXUS – Sponsored

by NRES-21Moderator: Rabi Mohtar, Texas A&M UnivLocation: 206A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:39AM Introduction9:35AM 1701587 How environmental factors affects solar power effi-

ciency?Elnaz Hassanpour Adeh, Oregon State University, Cor-vallis, Oregon United States (Elnaz Hassanpour Adeh,Chad Higgins)

9:50AM 1700863 Water-Energy Nexus in the South Central Texas Re-gionJordan Muell, Texas A&M University, College Station,TX United States (Jordan Muell, Ahmed Mroue, Rabi H.Mohtar)

10:05AM 1701263 Categorical Environmental Implications of FoodMiles on Major Imported Crops in South KoreaChanwoo Kim, Seoul National University, Gangwon-do,South Korea (Chanwoo Kim, Jinseon Park, Solhee KimChanhoon Jung, Kyo Suh)

10:20AM 1700114 Designing a bioenergy landscape with respect tostream healthMatthew Herman, Michigan State University, SaintJoseph, Michigan United States (Matthew Herman, A.Pouyan Nejadhashemi, Fariborz Daneshvar, Moham-mad Abouali, Dennis Ross, Sean Woznicki, ZhenZhang)

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Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 213 ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PART 1

– Sponsored by NRES-27, PRS-707Moderator: Rebecca Larson, Univ of WisconsinLocation: 206B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700258 Integrating Anaerobic Digesters in Uganda: Assess-

ment of Performance, Impact of Digestate Applica-tion to Crop Yields, and an Evaluation of Air Qualitywith Conversion to Biogas StovesRebecca Larson, University of Wisconsin-Madison,Madison, WI United States (Rebecca, Larson, Aleia Mc-Cord, Vianney Tumwesige, Dorothy Lsota, JosephatMusinguzi, Sarah Stefanos, Doreen Nampamya)

9:50AM 1700354 Anaerobic Digestion in Developing Regions forHousehold ApplicationsHoracio Aguirre-Villegas, University of Wisconsin-Madi-son, Madison, Wisconsin United States (HoracioAguirre-Villegas, Rebecca Larson)

10:05AM 1700177 Effects of Coffee Processing Residues on Anaero-bic Microorganisms and Corresponding DigestionPerformanceJuan Pablo Rojas-Sossa, Michigan State University,East Lansing, Michigan United States (Juan PabloRojas-Sossa)

10:20AM 1701518 Liquid Biofertilizer Production from Anaerobic Di-gestate for Growing TomatoesTyler Barzee, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Tyler Barzee, Abdolhossein Edalati,Hamed El-Mashad, Joshua Rapport, Kate Scow, Rui-hong Zhang)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701110 Treatment of Domestic Sewage by Using 3D Print-

ing Anaerobic Bio-carriersYung-Chieh Chang, China, Republic of (Taiwan) Do-mestic University, Taipei, Taiwan China, Republic of(Taiwan)(Yung-Chieh Chang, Chu-Yang Chou, An-ChiLiu)

11:00AM 1701544 Solid Pelletized Biofertilizer Production from Anaer-obic Digestate for Growing CornAbdolhossein Edalati, University of California, Davis,California United States (Abdolhossein Edalati, TylerBarzee, Hamed El-Masha, Joshua Rapport, Kate Scow,Ruihong Zhang)

11:15AM 1700048 Effects of Agricultural Wastes and Energy CropsAnaerobic Co-digestion on Anaerobic Microbes andCorresponding Digestion PerformanceYuan Zhong, Michigan State University, East Lansing,Michigan United States (Yuan Zhong, Juan Rojas, WeiLiao)

11:30AM 1700489 Effect of Adsorbents on Methane Generation viaAnaerobic Digestion of Glucose using Mixed Anaer-obic Cultures: Evaluation of Microbial CommunityDynamicsSaravanan Ramiah Shanmugam, Auburn University,Auburn, Alabama United States (Saravanan RamiahShanmugam, Sushil Adhikari, Hyungseok Nam, SourovKar Sajib)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 214 CLIMATE VARIABILITY & CLIMATE

CHANGE IMPACTS ONAGRICULTURE, WATER & NATURALRESOURCES PART 1 – Sponsoredf byNRES-21Moderator: Joel Paz, Mississippi State UnivLocation: 206C

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700147 A diagnostic-predictive framework for assessing

agricultural drought risk in the continental US in re-sponse to large-scale circulation anomaliesElizabeth Carter, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Elizabeth Carter)

9:50AM 1700074 Probabilistic Assessment of Projected Climatologi-cal Drought Characteristics over the SoutheastUnited StatesSubhasis Mitra, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Subhasis Mitra, Puneet Srivastava)

10:05AM 1700828 Assessing and Quantifying Changes in Precipita-tion Patterns using an Event Driven ApproachJorge A Guzman, University of Oklahoma, Norman,Oklahoma United States (Presenter: Maria L. Chu)(Jorge A Guzman, Maria L. Chu, Jean L. Steiner, PatrickJ. Starks)

10:20AM 1700209 Intra-Annual Variability and ENSO Driven Impactson Erosion Index (EI) in the Southeastern UnitedStates for Climate Resilient BMP StrategiesRyan McGehee, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Ryan McGehee)

10:35AM 1700969 Projected climate and their agronomic implicationsfor silage corn production in the Northeastern U.S.Rishi Prasad, United States Department of Agriculture,Penn State University, State College, PA United States(Presenter: Stephan Gunn) (Rishi Prasad, StephanGunn, C. Alan Rotz, Heather Karsten, Anne M.K.Stoner)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1701412 Impact of environmental factors on variability of

crop yields in the Ogallala Aquifer RegionVaishali Sharda, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Vaishali Sharda, Chittaranjan Ray, PrasannaGowda)

11:15AM 1701328 Evaluating streamflow depletion due to anthro-pogenic and natural variables in a changing climateShima Soleimani, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Shima Soleimani, Vahid Rah-mani)

11:30AM 1701336 Estimating Paddy Rice Yield Change ConsideringClimate Change Impact on Cropping SystemPureun Yoon, Seoul National University, Seoul, SouthKorea (Pureun Yoon) (Pureun Yoon, JinYong Choi)

11:45AM 1700270 Impact of Climate Change on Water Requirementand Rice Production in IndiaRanjeet Jha, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois UnitedStates (Ranjeet Jha, Prasanta Kalita, Rajkumar Jat)

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Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 215 MICROBIAL AND EMERGING

CONTAMINANTS INWATER/ECOLOGICALENGINEERING EDUCATION ANDOUTREACH – Sponsored by NRES-28,NRES-22Moderator: Leigh-Anne Krometis, VIrginia TechLocation: 206D

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700255 Pharmaceuticals at Penn State’s Living Filter: From

Wastewater to GroundwaterHeather Gall, The Pennsylvania State University, Uni-versity Park, PA (Brittany Ayers, Faith Kibuye, KyleElkin, Heather Gall)

9:50AM 1700979 Persistence of Pharmaceutical Compounds inDrinking Water Treatment ProcessesFaith Kibuye, Pennsylvania State University, UniversityPark, PA United States (Faith Kibuye, Bryan Swistock,Kyle Elkin, Herschel Elliott, Jack Watson, Heather Gall)

10:05AM 1700674 The influence of the feed water chemical composi-tion on the Bacteriophage MS2 removal by bio-sandfilterChunhwa Jang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Cham-paign, Urbana, IL United States (Chunhwa Jang, RabinBhattarai, Thanh H Nguyen)

10:20AM 1701540 Roles of cell-cell communication in the formation ofalgal bloomsSebastian Jusuf, Cornell University, Los Altos Hills, Cali-fornia United States (Sebastian Jusuf, Samuel Reffsin,Beum Jun Kim, Lubna Richter, Beth Ahner, StephenWinans, Mingming Wu)

10:35AM 1700377 Beyond the Traditional Classroom: Creating Out-door Learning EnvironmentsCarmen Agouridis, University of Kentucky, Lexington,KY United States (Carmen Agouridis)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1700013 Current State of Climate Education in the United

States: Are Graduate Students Being AdequatelyPrepared to Address Climate Issues?Garey Fox, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Garey Fox, Emma Kuster)

11:15AM 1700857 A Review of Agricultural Engineering JournalsAvailable for Publishing Research by Members ofthe ASABE Natural Resource and EnvironmentalSystem Technical CommunityPhilip Gassman, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Philip Gassman, Yingkuan Wang)

11:30AM 1701187 A Review of ASABE Journals in the Context of Rele-vant Journal Metrics and Natural Resource and En-vironmental System (NRES) Competing JournalsPhilip Gassman, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Philip Gassman, Yingkuan Wang)

111:45AM 1701466 Engineering Extension Efforts in North CarolinaAquacultureSteven Hall, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (Steven Hall, Matt Campbell, Alexan-der Geddie, Melody Thomas, Mike Burchell)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 216 MODELING OF WATER QUALITY

AND HYDROLOGY PART 1 –Sponsored by NRES-21Moderator: Derek Schlea, Limno TechLocation: 207

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700853 New modules of EPIC/APEX for soil moisture and

temperatureSusan Wang, TAMUS BRC, (Xiuying Wang)

9:50AM 1700240 Estimation of Watershed Responses to Anthro-pogenic Stressors Considering Spatial and Tempo-rary VariationsAlejandra Botero, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illi-nois United States (Alejandra Botero, Maria LibradaChu)

10:05AM 1701510 Supporting the Development of an Online WaterQuality Calculator Through the Use of the Soil andWater Assessment ToolChelsie Boles, LimnoTech, Ann Arbor, Michigan UnitedStates (Chelsie Boles, Todd Redder, Wendy Larson)

10:20AM 1700053 Applying the Latest HEC-RAS Water Quality Modelto the Minnesota River in Support of TMDL Develop-ment.Zhonglong Zhang, ERDC - LimnoTech, Davis, CAUnited States (Zhonglong Zhang)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1700179 Modeling runoff and sediment dynamics of a moun-

tainous watershed using the HYSTAR modelYounggu Her, University of Florida, Homestead, FLUnited States (Younggu Her, João Batista Dias Paiva,Conrad Heatwole)

11:00AM 1700745 Development and Application of universal SDR-equation based on domestic watershedsSeoro Lee, Kangwon National University, Kangwon-do,Chun Cheon (Seoro Lee, Donghyuk Kum, Jong-GunKim, Kyoungjae Lim)

11:15AM 1700182 Assessing Model Parameter Sensitivity and Uncer-tainty of Streamflow, Sediment, and Nutrient Trans-port in the Mississippi Delta Using SWATPrem Parajuli, Mississippi State University, MississippiState, MS United States (Prem Parajuli, AbdullahDakhlalla)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 217 ADVANCES IN IRRIGATION

MANAGEMENT – Sponsored by NRES-24,NRES-245Moderator: Michele Reba, USDA ARSLocation: 302A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701041 Innovation in rice irrigation in the Mid-South

Michele Reba, USDA ARS, Jonesboro, Arkansas UnitedStates (Michele Reba, Christopher Henry, Joseph HMassey)

9:50AM 1701024 iCrop: A model-driven decision support tool for op-timizing water use in agricultureIsaya Kisekka, Kansas State University, Garden City,Kansas United States (Isaya Kisekka, Mazdak Arabi,Jae Kim, Prasanna Gowda, P.V.V. Prasad, JonathanAguilar, Danny Rogers)

10:05AM 1701296 Nitrate-N trends in irrigation return flow from asouthern Idaho watershed.Dave Bjorneberg, USDA ARS, Kimberly, ID UnitedStates (Dave Bjorneberg, Anita Koehn, Jim Ippolito)

10:20AM 1701570 Improving the Application Efficiency of BorderCheck Irrigation on Sandy Soils in CaliforniaMarsha Campbell, UCCE, Modesto, CA United States(Marsha Campbell, Khaled Bali, Eduardo Bautista)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701265 Differential Corn Hybrid Response to Irrigation Man-

agementFreddie Lamm, Kansas State University Northwest ResExt Center, Colby, KS United States (Freddie Lamm)

11:00AM 1701625 Evaluating Furrow Irrigation Efficeincies for SurgeIrrigation and Tail Water Recovery in RiceVaishali Kandpal, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR United States (Vaishali Kandpal)

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11:15AM 1701590 Irrigation management for red pepper using highresolution weather dataYong-Hoon Shin, Seoul National University, Seoul,South Korea (Yong-Hoon Shin, Jin-Yong Choi, Sung-Hack Lee, Seung-Jae Lee)

11:30AM 1700457 Aanalysis of the Spatial Effect of Irrigation ReturnFlow in Irrigated AreaYitong Wang, Zhejiang university, hangzhou, zhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Yitong Wang, ZonglouGuo, Yang Yang, Dingwang Zhou)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 219 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT AND

WATER AVAILABILITY: FLOODVERSUS DROUGHT – Sponsored byNRES-25Moderator: Sherry Hunt, USDA ARSLocation: 302B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701701 The Columbia Basin Project: Recipient of Irrigation

Water Supply from Grand Coulee DamToni Turner, US Bureau of Reclamation, Ephrata, Wash-ington United States (Toni Turner)

10:00AM 1701679 History of USDA-assisted DamsStephen Durgin, USDA NRCS, Washington, District ofColumbia United States (Stephen Durgin)

10:20AM 1701680 What a Mess! - Sedimentation Issues in ReservoirsJon Fripp, USDA NRCS, Arlington, Texas United States(Jon Fripp, Tom Brown)

10:40AM 1701653 From Detention to Retention - Dam RehabilitationIssues when Water Storage is added to Flood Con-trol DamThomas Brown, NRCS NDCSMC, Fort Worth, TexasUnited States (Thomas Brown)

11:00AM BREAK11:10AM 1700837 Converging Stepped Chutes for Embankment Dams

Sherry Hunt, USDA ARS, Stillwater, OK United States(Sherry Hunt, Kem C Kadavy)

11:25AM 1701681 Evolution of USDA HydrologyClaudia Hoeft, USDA NRCS, Washington, District ofColumbia United States (Claudia Hoeft)

11:40AM 1701492 Spatial Evaluation of Lost Water Holding Capacityof WatershedsBhavna Sharma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, OakRidge, TN United States (Bhavna Sharma, B. Miller, R.Cruse)

11:55AM 1700512 A simulation model for optimal sizing of water har-vesting structures in rainfed agricultural regionsVamsikrishna Vema, Indian Institute of TechnologyMadras, Chennai, Tamil Nadu India (VamsikrishnaVema, KP Sudheer, Indrajeet Chaubey)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 220 MEASUREMENT, MITIGATION AND

MODELING OF AIR POLLUTANTIONFROM LIVESTOCK AND POULTRYFACILITIES – Sponsored by PAFS-50Moderator: Ken Casey, Texas A&M UnivLocation: 303A

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701356 Iron oxide as manure additive to reduce hydrogen

sulfide gas risk and odor from gypsum beddeddairiesEileen Fabian, Pennsylvania State University, UniversityPark, PA United States (Eileen Fabian, Michael Hile,Long Chen)

9:50AM 1700401 Windbreak wall-vegetative strip system to reducepollutant emissions from tunnel-ventilated poultryand swine barnsAli Ajami, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Ali Ajami, Sanjay Shah, Larry Stike-leather, Miguel Castillo)

10:05AM 1700275 Achieving a Greater Reduction of Airborne Emis-sions from Swine Buildings by the Combination ofDifferent TechnologiesMatthieu Girard, IRDA, Quebec, Quebec Canada (Pre-senter: Ariane Lévesque) (Matthieu Girard, ArianeLévesque, Valérie Létourneau, Jonathan Pilote, Caro-line Duchaine, Stéphane Godbout, Stéphane Lemay)

10:20AM 1700279 Mitigating Ammonia Emissions from Liquid-SprayedLitter of Cage-Free Hen House with a Solid LitterAdditiveLilong Chai, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Lilong Chai, Hongwei Xin, Yang Zhao, TongWang, Michelle Soupir, Kai Liu)

10:35AM BREAK10:45AM 1701135 Reduction of Air Pollutants From Commercial Fat-

tening Pig Building By Ozone-Slightly Acidic Elec-trolyzed Water Spraying SystemShengyan Dai, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangProvince China, People’s Republic of (Shengyan Dai,Xiaoyang Zhao, Ailun Wang)

11:00AM 1700363 Effects of dietary supplementation with potato andgrocery store residues on the zootechnical perform-ance and odour and gas emissions of growing-fin-ishing pigsStephane Godbout, IRDA, Quebec, Quebec Canada(Stephane, Godbout, Caroline Côté, Christine Landry,Yan Pilote, Hanen Mannai, Patrick Dube, F. X. Phillipe,Frederic Pelletier, Cedric Morin)

11:15AM 1701197 Sampling duration and frequency to obtain credibleemission factors for naturally ventilated dairy barnsGopi Kafle, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Gopi Kafle, Hung Joo, Pius Ndegwa)

11:30AM 1700543 Improved Ammonia Emission Inventory for Concen-trated Animal Feeding Operations in NCLingjuan Li, North Carolina State Univ, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Yijia Zhao, Xiao Zhang, Lingjuan Li)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 221 GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY

TECHNOLOGY - INNOVATIVESYSTEMS FOR CONTROLLEDENVIRONMENTS – Sponsored by PAFS-30Moderator: Lucas McCartney, McGill UnivLocation: 303B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701609 Automated Nutrient Sensing and Recycling

Ryan Knight, McGill University, Baie D’Urfe, QuebecCanada (Ryan Knight, Mark Lefsrud)

9:50AM 1700974 The natural ventilation augmented cooling (NVAC)greenhouse: a greenhouse design for tropical andhot climates.Lucas McCartney, McGill University, Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue, Canada (Lucas McCartney, Mark Lefsrud)

10:05AM 1701047 Gaseous Pollutants Measured in Enrichment Flue-Gas With A Focus on EthyleneEmmet Austin, McGill University MacDonald Campus,Beaconsfield, Quebec Canada (Emmet Austin, AntoineMalouin, Mark Lefsrud, Hamid Akbarzadeh)

10:20AM 1701577 Guidance on the Design and Implementation ofSandbed (Sub-irrigation) Watering Systems forNursery SystemTeresa Morales, USDA- USFS, Missoula,, MT UnitedStates (Teresa Morales)

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10:35AM 1700311 Systemic Sustainability Indicators for SelectedGreenhouse Production Facilities in North AmericaJaime Thissen, University of Illinois, Champaign, ILUnited States (Jaime Thissen, Paul Davidson)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1701178 Review: Economic and Environmental Analysis of

Greenhouse Crop Production with Special Refer-ence to Low Cost GreenhousesHarishchandra Jadhav, Unirreenho Atys EnvironmentalIastatees An, Ames, IA United States (HarishchandraJadhav, Kurt Rosentrater)

11:15AM 1701181 Economic and Environmental Impact Analysis ofVegetable Production in Bamboo Polyhouse Vs Gal-vanized Iron Pipe PolyhouseHarishchandra Jadhav, Iowa State University, Ames, IAUnited States (Harishchandra Jadhav, Kurt Rosentrater)

11:30AM 1701375 Effectiveness and Safety of using Post-Hydrother-mal-Liquefaction Wastewater to grow Lettuce Hy-droponicallySamuel Jesse, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL United States (Samuel Jesse)

11:45AM 1701398 Management and Modeling of Winter-time Basil Cul-tivars Grown with a Cap MAT SystemGeorge Meyer, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (George E Meyer) (GeorgeMeyer, Ellen Paparozzi, M. Elizabeth Conley)

Tuesday, July 18 – 9:30AM-12:00PMSESSION 222 CHALLENGES AND

OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOODPROCESS ENGINEERS - PANELDISCUSSION– Sponsored by PRS-01Moderator: Juming Tang, Washington State

UnivChris Butts, USDA ARSLitha Sivanandan, West Virginia

UnivLocation: 300B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1701683 Historical Challenges and Potential Opportunities

for Food EngineersYrjo Roos, University College Cork, Cork Ireland (YrjoRoos)

10:10AM 1701684 Challenges in Food Engineering Education and Re-searchBradley Marks, Michigan State University, East Lansing,Michigan United States (Bradley Marks)

10:35AM 1701685 Challenges and Opportunities in Sensing and Meas-urement in Food ProcessingBrady Carter, Decagon Devices, METER Group, Pull-man, Washington United States (Brady Carter)

11:00AM New Funding Opportunities for Food EngineeringProgramHongda CHen, Ph.D. USDA National Institute of Foodand Agriculture, Washington, DC

11:25AM Panel Discussion

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 223 FOSTERING AFRICAN-CHINESE

AND INDIAN PARTNERSHIPSTOWARD DELIVERING MUTUALLYBENEFICIAL SOLUTIONS INAGRICULTURE – PANELDISCUSSION– Sponsored by E-2050Moderator: Klein Ileleji, Purdue Univ

Nourredine Abdoulmoumine, Univ of Tennessee

Location: 300APanelists:Dr. Gajendra Singh, Formerly with Asian Institute of

Technology, Bangkok, ThailandDr. Joseph Mpagalile, FAO, Rome, ItalyDr. Xiongkui He, China Agricultural University, Beijing,

ChinaDr. Alan Hansen, University of Illinois, Urbana-

Champaign, Illinois

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 224 RENEWABLE ENERGY

RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGIES- PART 2 – Sponsored by ES-210Moderator: Xiao Wu Location: 102C/D

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700079 No-load performance testing of an arduino-primed

hybrid solar-electric crop dryerNnaemekan Nwakuba, Federal Univ of Technology,Umuahia, Abia State Nigeria (Prof. S.N. Asoegwu)(Nnaemeka Nwakuba, Collins Chukwuezie, SabbasAsoegwu, Kevin Nwaigwe)

2:50PM 1701484 Production and Combustion of Wood Pyrolysis OilEmulssions, Part: Pyrolysis Oil Properties and De-sign of a Combustion SystemJoahnn H. Palacios, IRDA, Quebec, QC Canada(Patrice Seers, Annabelle Hospital, Salha Elcadhi, Ro-main Lemaire, Patrick Brassard, Joahnn H. Palacios,Stephane Godbout, Brenda J. Alvarez)

3:05PM 1700984 Vistas in Renewable Energy Exploitation: EssentialUpdates, Problems and SolutionsBabajide Adelekan, Federal College of Agriculture,Ibadan, Oyo Nigeria (Babajide Adelekan)

3:20PM 1701277 The Expanding World of Solar CookingPaul Funk, USDA-ARS, Mesilla Park, NM United States(Paul Funk)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1700433 The design and experiment of low-cost solar collec-

tor system for recirculation aquacultureXiangyi He, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, zhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Xiangyi He, Jianping Li,Song Ming Zhu, Dongdong Li)

4:00PM 1701317 Evaluation and strategies to improve bioethanolproduction from fermentation of de-germed cornAnkita Juneja, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL UnitedStates (Ankita Juneja, Deepak Kumar, Vijay Singh)

4:15PM 1701237 Renewable Energy in Nigeria: Prospects and Chal-lengesMohammed Khalid Othman, Nigerian University,Samaru Zaria, Kaduna Nigeria (Mohammed Khalid Oth-man)

4:30PM 1701011 Low Cost Solar Heater for Agricultural ApplicationsMark Poole, North Carolina State Univeristy, Raleigh,NC United States (Mark Poole, Sanjay Shah, MichaelBoyette)

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Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 225 BIOMASS FEEDSTOCK SUPPLY

LOGISTICS AND MODELING– Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Igathinathane Cannayen, North

Dakota State UnivJaya Shankar Tumuluro, Idaho

National LabLocation: 102A/B

Time Paper# Title/Author9:30AM Introduction9:35AM 1700322 Biomass harvest and base aggregation logistics in

pivot irrigated fieldsIgathinathane Cannayen, North Dakota State University,Bismarck, ND United States (Igathinathane Cannayen)

9:50AM 1700598 Biomass Bale infield logistics scenario using Auto-matic Bale PickerSubhashree Navaneetha Srinivasagan, North DakotaState University, Fargo, North Dakota United States(Subhashree Navaneetha Srinivasagan, IgathinathaneCannayen)

10:05AM 1700599 Equipment Track Impacted Field Areas during Har-vesting, Baling, and Infield Bale LogisticsSubhashree Navaneetha Srinivasagan, North DakotaState University, Fargo, North Dakota United States(Subhashree Navaneetha Srinivasagan, IgathinathaneCannayen)

10:20AM 1700841 Spatial multi-feedstock biomass supply chain mod-eling framework for the U.S.Bhavna Sharma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, OakRidge, TN United States (Bhavna Sharma, CraigBrandt, Devita Amal, Erin Webb, Laurence Eaton)

10:35AM 1701054 Pipeline Hydro transport of Wheat Straw Biomass inVertical PipesAmit Kumar, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AlbertaCanada (Kashif Javed, Mahdi Vaezi, Amit Kumar)

10:50AM BREAK11:00AM 1701073 Comparative Assessment of Pipeline Hydro-trans-

port of Biomass Feedstock – An Overview of 8Years Experimental and Techno-economic StudiesMahdi Vaezi, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AlbertaCanada (Mahdi Vaezi, Amit Kumar)

11:15AM 1701156 Evaluating impacts of corn stover collection on nu-trients, organic matter and soil erosion levelsAsmita Khanal, Ohio State University, Wooster, OhioUnited States (Asmita Khanal, Ashish Manandhar, AjayShah, Yangyang Li)

11:30AM 1701188 The emerging wood pellet industry as a model foradvanced feedstock logisticsShahab Sokhansanj, Univ of British Columbia, Vancou-ver, BC Canada (Ryan Jacobson, Shahab Sokhansanj,Erin Webb, Mahmood Ebadian)

11:45AM 1701216 Biomass Supply Chain Risk: A Systematic ReviewDevita Amal, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA UnitedStates (Devita Amal, Alejandro Salado, Erin Webb)

12:00PM 1701320 Computational study for investigating ring hydroxy-lation mechanism in termite based biological pre-treatment of biomassSujala Bhattarai, Washington State Universtiy, Pullman,WA United States (Sujala Bhattarai, Shulin Chen, Au-rora Clark)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 227 3D MACHINE VISION FOR SENSING

AND AUTOMATION – Sponsored by ITSC-312Moderator: Seung-Chul Yoon, USDA ARSLocation: 201A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700427 Stereo Vision Based Branch Recognition in Trellis

Trained Apple Trees for Autonomous Vibration Har-vestingJing Zhang, Washington State University, Prosser, WAUnited States (Jing Zhang, Long He, Manoj Karkee, QinZhang)

2:50PM 1700588 An Automatic Segmentation and RecognitionMethod of Apple Tree Point clouds in the RealScene Based on the Fusion of Color and 3D FeatureYongting Tao, Nanjing Agricultural University, Marietta,GA United States (Yongting Tao, Jun Zhou)

3:05PM 1700916 Experimental Comparison Investigation on Emis-sion Spectra of Collinear Double and Single PulsesLaser-Induced K Plasmas in SoilYangyang Lv, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Yangyang Iv)

3:20PM 1701417 Automated High-Speed 3D Imaging Oyster Gradingand Sorting SystemYang Tao, University of Maryland, College Park, MDUnited States (Yang Tao, Robert Vinson, MaxwellHolmes)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 228 ADVANCES IN INSTRUMENTATION

AND CONTROLS – Sponsored by ITSC-353, MS-54Moderator: Joe Dvorak, Univ of KentuckyLocation: 201B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700097 Reconceiving Instrumentation | Rapid Prototyping,

3D Printing, and the Openly Published Environmen-tal Sensing LabChet Udell, Oregon State University, Corvallis, ORUnited States (Chet Udell, John Selker)

2:50PM 1700120 Simplified Through-Transmission Test Method forDetermination of a Material’s Acoustic PropertiesMathew Pelletier, USDA ARS, Lubbock, TX UnitedStates (Mathew Pelletier)

3:05PM 1700139 Sensor network technology commercialization forspecialty cropsMichael Delwiche, University of California Davis, Davis,CA United States (Michael Delwiche, Robert Coates)

3:20PM 1700281 Development and Preliminary Prototype Testing ofAn Agricultural Nozzle Clog Detection DeviceChin Nee Vong, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro,Arkansas United States (Chin Nee Vong, Peter Larbi)

3:35PM 1700579 Application of Discriminant Analysis to ClassifyPangola Hay with Digital Images and NIR SpectraChing-Lu Hsieh, National Pingtung University of Sci-ence & Technology, Taiwan, China, People’s Republic of(Ching-Lu Hsieh, Didi Widjanarko, Jhen-Jia Guo)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700767 Simulation of Effect of Tractor Travelling Speed on

Tire SlipYeon Soo Kim, Chungnam National University, Daejeon,South Korea (Yeon Soo Kim, Chang-Hyun Choi,Kyeong-Hwan Lee, Young-Joo Kim, Sang-Dae Lee,Yong-Joo Kim)

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4:15AM 1701074 Measuring Agricultural Residue and WoodchipsBiomass Slurry Flows Critical Velocity in PipelinesUsing High-Frequency Impedancemetry ApproachMahdi Vaezi, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AlbertaCanada (Mahdi Vaezi, Amit Kumar, Shubham Verma)

4:30PM 1701118 Development of Environment Monitoring System forCrop Growth MeasurementKim DuHan, Chungnam National University, Duejeon,South Korea (Du-Han Kim, Kyeong-Hwan Lee, Chang-Hyun Choi, Yong-Joo Kim)

4:45PM 1701429 Real-time Transmission Testing Utilizing a Tran-sient, Torque-Loading Hydrostatic DynamometerDillon Wirth, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Dillon Wirth, Brian Steward)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 229 MACHINE VISION AND SENSORS

FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES ANDROBOTICS – Sponsored by ITSC-312Moderator: Yufeng Ge, Univ of NebraskaLocation: 201C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700300 Bird Detection, Tracking and Counting in Wine

GrapesSantosh Bhusal, Washington State University, Prosser,WA United States (Santosh Bhusal, Shivam Goel, KapilKhanal, Manoj Karkee, Matthew Taylor)

2:50PM 1700646 Determination of tea plant plucking position basedon computer vision technologyYuzhen Wei, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Yuzhen Wei, Xiaoli Li,Yong He)

3:05PM 1700821 A deep learning based machine vision system forrobotic apple harvestingAbhisesh Silwal, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (Abhisesh Silwal, Manoj Karkee, QinZhang)

3:20PM 1701246 Identification of split and whole cashew nuts basedon machine visionSunoj Shajahan, North Dakota State University, Fargo,ND United States (Sunoj Shajahan, Igathinathane Can-nayen, Jenicka S)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701347 Sliding Mode Control for an Agricultural Robot with

Vision FeedbackDouglas Freese, University of Central Florida, Orlando,FL United States (Douglas Freese, Yunjun Xu)

4:00PM 1701444 Image Based Visual Servo Control of a 6-DoF LeafPicking MechanismSinem Gozde Defterli, University of Central Florida, Or-lando, FL United States (Sinem Gozde Defterli, YunjunXu)

4:15PM 1701121 Vision-based guidance control scheme for au-tonomous navigation of 4WDS agricultural vehiclein a narrow space environmentChung-Liang Chang, National Pingtung University ofScience and Technology, Pingtung County, Taiwan,R.O.C. China, Republic of (Taiwan) (Chung-LiangChang, Gong-Bo Song)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 230 ROBOTICS AND CO-ROBOTICS

FOR AGRICULTURE – Sponsored byITSC-318Moderator: Weilan Wang, MonsantoLocation: 202A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701053 Development of a robotic system to grasp leaves

for plant phenotypingAbbas Atefi, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Abbas Atefi, Yufeng Ge, SantoshPitla)

2:50PM 1700369 Robotic 3D Plant Perception and Leaf Probing withCollision-Free Motion Planning for Automated In-door Plant PhenotypingYin Bao, Iowa State University, Ames, IA United States(Yin Bao) (Yin Bao, Lie Tang, Dylan Shah)

3:05PM 1700804 A Navigation System for an Unmanned Ground Ve-hicle Using Radio Frequency Identification TagsDuke Bulanon, Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa,ID United States (Lucas Pomeroy, Richie Grindstaff,Joshua Griffin, Duke Bulanon)

3:20PM 1700700 Robotic Intra-row Weed Control using 3D ComputerVisionJingyao Gai, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Jingyao Gai, Lie Tang, Brian Steward)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701402 Evaluation of dynamic robot dispatching strategies

using a strawberry-harvesting simulatorWei-jiunn Jang, University of California Davis, Davis,CA United States (Wei-jiunn Jang, Farangis KhosroAnjom, Stavros Vougioukas)

4:00PM 1701566 Trajectory controller design for precisely position-ing a mechanical weeding mechanismSafal Kshetri, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Safal Kshetri, Brian Steward, Lie Tang, JingyaoGai)

4:15PM 1701418 Row Crop Navigation by Autonomous Ground Vehi-cle for Crop ScoutingAustin Schmitz, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS United States (Austin Schmitz) (Austin Schmitz,Daniel Flippo)

4:30PM 1701346 Development of an Autonomous Field RoboticsPlatform: Systems and Control PerspectiveTyler Troyer, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln,Ne United States (Sanotsh Pitla, Troyer Tyler)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 231 ADVANCES IN TILLAGE, SEEDING

AND TRANSPLANT TECHNOLOGYPART 2 – Sponsored by MS-49, MS-45Moderator: Ajay Sharda, Kansas State UnivLocation: 202B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700059 Adhesion of Talc and Graphite with Seed Corn

Kingsly Ambrose, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (VaibhavPathak, Mishank Shah, KingslyAmbrose)231 Advances in Tillage, Seeding and Transplant Tech-nology Part 2Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PM

2:50PM 1700419 Design on peanut no-tillage planter under coverageof the wheat stubbleYuanyuan Shao, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (Yuanyuan Shao, Guantao Xuan,Hongxing Peng, Zhichao Hu, Youqing Chen, Feng Wu)231 Advances in Tillage, Seeding and Transplant Tech-nology Part 2

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3:05PM 1700770 Seedling Raising Techniques at Farmers’ Level forMechanical TransplantingMuhammad Ashik-E-Rabbani, Bangladesh AgriculturalUniversity, Mymensingh Sadar, MymensinghBangladesh (Presenter: Chayan Kumer Saha) (Muham-mad Ashik-E-Rabbani, Mohammad Mosharraf Hossain,Surajit Sarkar, Chayan Kumar Saha, Md. MonjurulAlam, Prasanta Kalita, Alan C Hansen)

3:20PM 1701191 Morphological and mechanical characteristics ofsweet potato seedlings transplanted mechanicallyGuantao Xuan, Northwest A&F University, Tai An, Shan-dong China, People’s Republic of (Jialin Hou, ZhaoqinLu, Chunyu Shi, Guantao Xuan, Yuanyuan Shao)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701279 Evaluation of Remote Sensing to Optimize Corn and

Soybean Placement within the Soil LandscapeAndrew A Klopfenstein, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH United States (Andrew A Klopfenstein,Sami Khanal, Brittany A Schroeder, John P Fulton, ScottA Shearer)

4:00PM 1701309 Field Validation of Seed Meter Performance at Vary-ing Seeding Rates and Ground SpeedsSimerjeet Virk, University of Gerogia, Tifton, GA UnitedStates (Simerjeet Virk, John Fulton, Wesley Porter,Greg Pate)

4:15PM 1701311 Understanding and Evaluating As-Planted Data Ac-curacy during Variable-rate Seeding OperationsSimerjeet Virk, University of Gerogia, Tifton, GA UnitedStates (Simerjeet Virk, John Fulton, Greg Pate)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 232 WILLIAM J. CHANCELLOR

MEMORIAL SESSION ON SOILTILLAGE, TRACTION, ANDCOMPACTION - INVITED SPEAKERS– Sponsored by MS-45, MS-54, ITSC-254Moderator: Richard Godwin, Dick Godwin

Associates LtdLocation:  300D

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701698 Prof. William J. Chancellor Memorial Session on

Soil Tillage, Traction and CompactionShrinivasa Upadhyaya, University of California, Davis,California United States (Shrinivasa Upadhyaya)

3:05PM 1700218 Laboratory Investigations on Draft and Power Re-quirements of a Combined Offset Disc HarrowGanesh Upadhyay, Agricultural and Food EngineeringDepartment, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur,Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Ganesh Upadhyay)(Ganesh Upadhyay, Hifjur Raheman)

3:20PM 1701258 Operational analyses of walking tractors fitted withrubber tracks and pneumatic wheelsShowkat Rasool, Indian Institute of Technology-Kharag-pur, Kharagpur, West Bengal India (Showkat Rasool)(Showkat Rasool, Hifjur Raheman)

3:35PM 1701004 Impact of Machine Mass on Agricultural Productiv-ity Compared to Soil Cone Penetrometer DataAndrew A Klopfenstein, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH United States (Andrew A Klopfenstein,Brittany A Schroeder, Scott A Shearer)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700380 An investigation into the effect of traffic and tillage

on soil properties using X-ray computed tomogra-phyWilliam Millington, Harper Adams University, Telford,Shropshire United Kingdom (William Millington) (WilliamMillington, Paula Misiewica, David White, EdwardDickin, Richard Godwin, Sacha Mooney)

4:15PM 1700145 System design and the economics for ControlledTraffic Farming (CTF) in grass silage productionSven Peets, Harper Adams University, Newport, Shrop-shire United Kingdom (Sven Peets) (Sven Peets, TimChamen, Dick Godwin, David White, Paula Misiewicz,Paul Hargreaves)

4:30PM 1701458 Soil stresses beneath tire traffic as affected bystress state transducer burial methodThomas Way, USDA ARS, Auburn, AL United States(Thomas Way)

4:45PM 1700146 Modelling the Influence of Incorporating InorganicFertilizer on the Recovery Pattern of Two Agricul-tural Soils After Load ApplicationEli Mamman, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, BornoNigeria (Eli Mamman)

5:00PM 1700136 Mechanics of a Model Chisel FurrowerEli Mamman, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri, BornoNigeria (Eli Mamman) (Eli Mamman)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 233/234-INNOVATIONS IN PRECISION

AGRICULTURE PART 2/PRECISIONAPPLICATION OF CHEMICALS– Sponsored by MS-54, MS-23/6Moderator: Dan Martin, USDA ARSLocation: 202C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700910 Estimating moisture content of paddy rice and

wheat kernel on the combine using acoustic spec-trumKoichi Shoji, Kobe University, Kobe, Hyogo Japan(Koichi Shoji)

2:50PM 1700441 Wolfberry tree dual-model detection method and or-chard target-oriented fertilization system based onphotoelectric sensorsChangyuan Zhai, Northwest A&F University, OklahomaState University, Yangling, Shaanxi, China, People’sRepublic of (Changyuan Zhai, Shuo Yang, John Long,Bo Zhang, Hanzhe Li, Shuo Yang)

3:05PM 1701380 Techno-economic analysis of implementing the in-telligent pesticide sprayer for specialty crop pro-ductionAshish Manandhar, The Ohio State University, Wooster,Ohio United States (Ashish Manandhar, Ajay Shah,Heping Zhu, Erdal Ozkan)

3:20PM BREAK3:30PM 1701314 Development of Sprayer Performance Diagnostic

Tool Using Improved Mapping and Error Quantifica-tion PracticesAaron Shearer, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Aaron Shearer, Joe Luck, JohnEvans)

3:45PM 1700497 Optimization of solid set canopy delivery system forefficient delivery of agrochemicals to grapevines inWashington stateRajeev Sinha, Washington State University, Prosser,WA United States (Rajeev Sinha, Lav Khot, Gwen Ho-heisel, Elizabeth Beers, Matthew Brieshop)

4:00PM 1701623 Aerial Electrostatic Spray Application of Cotton De-foliantDan Martin, USDA ARS, College Station, Texas UnitedStates (Dan Martin)

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Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 235 MODELING OF WATER QUALITY

AND HYDROLOGY PART 2 –Sponsored by NRES-21Moderator: Gurdeep Singh, The Climate GroupLocation: 203

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701591 Flood stage analysis considering the uncertainty of

roughness coefficients and discharge for CheongmiwatershedSat-Byeol Shin, Seoul National University, Seoul,Korea, South (Sat-Byeol Shin, Moon Seong Kang,Jung-Hun Song, Jihoon Park)

2:50PM 1700207 Estimating nitrate retention in a large constructedwetland using high-frequency, continuous monitor-ing and hydrologic modelingChad Drake, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa UnitedStates (Chris Jones, Keith Schilling, Antonio ArenasAmado, Larry Weber)

3:05PM 1700684 Bayesian Variable Selection for Stream Health Mod-elingJuan Sebastian Hernandez-Suarez, Michigan State Uni-versity, East Lansing, Michigan United States (J. Sebas-tian Hernandez-Suarez, A. Pouyan Nejadhashemi,Fariborz Daneshvar, Matthew R. Herman, MohammadAbouali)

3:20PM 1700344 Critical nitrogen load in small-scale watershed: ananalysis of natural and anthropogenic factorsCongyu Hou, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL UnitedStates (Congyu Hou, Maria Chu)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701166 Does manure roll downhill? Estimating the potential

contribution of manure to river nutrient loadsRebecca Muenich, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,MI United States (Rebecca Muenich, Colleen Long,Margaret Kalcic, Donald Scavia)

4:00PM 1701603 A Module-Based Hydrologic Analysis System forAgricultural Watersheds Including Reservoirs andIrrigation DistrictsJung-Hun Song, Korea, South Based University, ,Korea, South (Jung-Hun Song, Moon-Seong Kang)

4:15PM 1700294 Development of a Multiple Regression Model to Pre-dict Nitrate Concentrations in Nebraska Surface Wa-tersAaron Mittelstet, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (Aaron Mittelstet, Troy Gilmore,Daran Rudnick)

4:30PM 1700541 Comparing soil hydrology schemes in watershed-scale ecohydrologic modelingGarett Pignotti, Purdue University, West Lafayette, INUnited States (Garett Pignotti, Indrajeet Chaubey,Melba Crawford)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 236 CLIMATE VARIABILITY & CLIMATE

CHANGE IMPACTS ONAGRICULTURE, WATER & NATURALRESOURCES PART 2 – Sponsored byNRES-21Moderator: Subasis Mitra, Auburn, UnivLocation: 401A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701403 Assessing the Impacts of Historic and Future Cli-

mate Variability on Grain Sorghum Production inthe Texas High PlainsKritika Kothari, Texas A&M University, College Station,Texas United States (Kritika Kothari, Srinivasulu Ale,James Bordovsky, Kelly Thorp, Dana Porter, ClydeMunster)

2:50PM 1700517 Climate-Driven Crop Yield Variability and Impactson Crop Production in The United States GreatPlainsMeetpal Kukal, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NEUnited States (Meetpal Kukal, Suat Irmak)

3:05PM 1700447 Evaluating impact of climate variability induceddrought on corn production and environmental sus-tainabilitySarmistha Singh, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Sarmistha Singh, Indrajeet Chaubey)

3:20PM 1700184 Evaluation and Comparison of Gridded RainfallProducts PRISM and RTMA with Interpolated FAWNRainfall Data in FloridaMeijing Zhang, University of Florida, Homestead,Florida United States (Meijing Zhang, Cnorado Leon,Kati Miglaccio)

3:35PM 1700206 Weather generator performance in representing sta-tistical characteristics of observed dataSushant Mehan, Purdue University, West Lafayette, In-diana United States (Sushant Mehan, Tian Guo, Mar-garet W. Gitau, Dennis C. Flanagan)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700031 Climate Change Impacts Analysis of Grazing Dairy

ProductionMelissa Rojas Downing, Michigan State University, EastLansing, MI United States (Melissa Rojas Downing, APouyan Nejadhashemi, Mohammad Abouali, FariborzDaneshvar, Matthew Herman, Sabah Al Masraf, Timo-thy Harrigan, Zhen Zhang)

4:15PM 1701184 Northeast U.S. dairy production: climate relatedchallenges and opportunities explored via extremeskpoti gunn, USDA ARS, State College, PA United States(Kpoti Gunn)

4:30PM 1700990 Analysis of the Impacts of Climate and Land Usechanges on the Hydrological Regime of Illinois wa-tershedsVaskar Dahal, University of Illinois at Urbana-Cham-paign, Urbana, IL United States (Vaskar Dahal, RabinBhattarai)

4:45PM 1700639 Climate Change Impact Assessment and AdaptationStrategy for Narmada basin in Central IndiaKP Sudheer, IIT Madras, Chennai, Tamil NAdu India (TThomas , NC Ghosh, KP Sudheer)

5:00PM 1701586 Spatio-temporal Changes in Rainfall and Tempera-ture of the Bhima River basin (India)Asmita Murumkar, Ohio State University, Columbus,Ohio United States (Asmita Murumkar, Dhyan SinghArya)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 237 BMPS AND WATER QUALITY:

CONSERVATION SYSTEMS– Sponsored by NRES-22, NRES-21, NRES-28Moderator: Margaret Gitau, Purdue UnivLocation: 205

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700619 Towards an efficient watershed-specific manage-

ment plan using a variable source area hydrologywatershed modelM G Mostofa Amin, Pennsylvania State University, Uni-versity Park, Pennsylvania United States (Presenter:Tamie L. Veith) (M G Mostofa Amin, Tamie Veith, JamesShortle, Peter Kleinman, Heather Karsten, DouglasBeegle)

2:50PM 1700788 Water quality assessment and crop performanceunder true no-till, conventional and vertical tillagepractices in Southern OntarioChin Tan, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow, On-tario Canada (Chin Tna, Tiequan Zhang, Katie Stamm-ler, Michael Dick)

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3:05PM 1700620 Effects of dairy cropping conservation practices onwater quality for a karst watershed in northeasternUSAM G Mostofa Amin, Pennsylvania State University, Uni-versity Park, Pennsylvania United States (Presenter:Tamie L. Veith) (M G Mostofa Amin, Heather Karsten,Tamie Veith, Douglas Beegle, Peter Kleinman)

3:20PM 1701028 Assessing Shallow Groundwater Quality in Road-side DitchesAlex Boger, South Dakota State University, Brookings,SD United States (Alex Boger, Laurent Ahiablame,Dwayne Beck)

3:35PM Break3:45PM 1700997 Using hydrogeomorphic characteristics to improve

a phosphorus loss indexTamie Veith, USDA ARS, University Park, PA UnitedStates (Tamie Veith, Sarah Goslee)

4:00PM 1701335 Irrigation scheduling using real-time data for wateruse efficiency in cornMaria I. Zamora Re, University of Florida, Gainesville,Florida United States (Maria I. Zamora Re, Michael DDukes)

4:15PM 1701316 Designing Erosion and Nutrient Control Practices inWatersheds in Humid Regions: Lessons LearnedTammo Steenhuis, Cornell University, Bahir Dar Univer-sity, Ithaca, NY United States (Tammo Steenhuis,Fasikaw Zimale, Jan Boll, Seifu Tilahun, Erin Brooks,Christian Guzman, Iinh Hoang, Elliot Schneiderman,Rajith Mukundan, Eddy Langendoen)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 238 INNOVATIVE HYDROLOGY AND

WATER QUALITY MONITORING– Sponsored by NRES-21, NRES-23, NRES-25,NRES-28Moderator: Deb Sahoo, WoodpertLocation: 206A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700238 Continuous turbidity monitoring in two agricultural

watersheds using anti-fouling and self-cleaningsensorsNiroj Aryal, Jonesboro, AR United States (Niroj Aryal,Michele L. Reba)

2:50PM 1701295 In situ moisture release curves to determine soilwater characteristicsColin Campbell, METER Group, Inc, Pullman, WAUnited States (Colin Campbell)

3:05PM 1700156 Kayak-based geospatial water qualityPaul Ayers, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TNUnited States (Paul Ayers, Hayden Jordan)

3:20PM 1701196 Nanoscale Dynamics of Water Retention in Organo-Mineral Matrices Revealed by X-ray DiffractionSabrina Kelch, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Sabrina Kelch, Ludmilla Aristilde)

3:35PM 1701275 Multi-point Continuous Monitoring and Increasingour Understanding of Black Box Natural SystemsBryan Maxwell, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC United States (Bryan Maxwell, FrancoisBirgand)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700130 Smartphone-based Fluorescence Detection of

Bisphenol A from Water SamplesKatie McCracken, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZUnited States (Katie McCracken, Trinny Tat, VeronicaPaz, Jeong-Yeol Yoon)

4:15PM 1701036 Photodegradation of Imidacloprid in SoutheasternRiversTiffany Messer, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (Tiffany Messer, Lee Ferguson,Martin Doyle)

4:30PM 1700667 Water Quality Monitoring to Support Developmentof a Comprehensive Plan for PCBs in the SpokaneRiver BasinDerek Schlea, Limno Tech, Britton, Michigan UnitedStates (Derek Schlea, David Dilks)

4:45PM 1700106 Stage-discharge relation in non-uniform flow basedon Strickler-Manning Equation on Amazon BasinDemetrius Silva, Universidade Federal de Vicosa,Viçosa, Minas Gerais Brazil (Luna Alves, DemetriusSilva, Naziano Filizola, Fernando Pruski)

5:00PM 1700470 A procedure to simulate water quality data collec-tion and analysis methods to establish impairmentsusing high-frequency water quality datasets in apiedmont region lakeDebabrata Sahoo, Woolpert Inc, West Columbia, SouthCarolina United States (Debabrata Sahoo, FrancesEllerbe, Benjamin Hammon, James Riddle)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 239 LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT AND

ECOHYDROLOGY – Sponsored by NRES-28, NRES-22Moderator: Jason Vogel, Oklahoma State UnivLocation: 206B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700702 Advances in Bioretention: Suspended Pavement

Systems and Future Directions for DRAINMOD Mod-elingWhitney Lisenbee, University of Tennessee, Knoxville,TN United States (Whitney Lisenbee, Jon Hathaway)

2:50PM 1701255 Assessing the Effectiveness of a Constructed Wet-land in a Complex Suburban EnvironmentDaniel Buhr, Michigan State University, Pewamo, MIUnited States (Daniel Buhr, Steven Safferman, YounsukDong, Dawn Reinhold, Ruth Kline-Robach, Steve Miller,Rebecca Bender)

3:05PM 1701032 Preliminary Study of Winter Performance Assess-ment of Three Pavement Systems: Snow Events Ob-servationLu-Ming Chen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Cham-paign, Urbana, IL United States (Paul Davidson, Lu-Ming Chen)

3:20PM 1700742 Performance of rain garden mesocosms and porouspavements under controlled conditions in WesternWashingtonAnand Jayakaran, Washington State University,Puyallup, WA United States (Anand Jayakaran,Thorsten Knappenberger, John Stark)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701612 Evaluating Undersized LID Retrofits in the SE US

Coastal PlainEban Bean, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL UnitedStates (Eban Bean)

4:00PM 1700144 Modeling long-term impacts of low impact develop-ment on groundwater and baseflow in Deer Creekwatershed, MissouriEsther Mosase, South Dakota State University, Brook-ings, South Dakota United States (Esther Mosase, Lau-rent Ahiablame)

4:15PM 1701086 Building a Landscape-scale Geographic InformationSystem for Determining Areas for Placing GreenStormwater InfrastructureNannette Huber, Washington State University, Puyallup,WA United States (Nannette Huber, Joan Wu, Anand D.Jayakaran)

4:30PM 1700065 Optimal implementation of green infrastructurepractices to reduce adverse impacts of land useand climate change on hydrology and water qualityYaoze Liu, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN UnitedStates (Yaoze Liu, Bernard Engel, Paris Collingsworth,Bryan Pijanowski)

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Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 240 MICROIRRIGATION

TECHNOLOGIES – Sponsored by NRES-24Moderator: Freddie Lamm, Kansas State UnivLocation: 206C

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701494 Effect of Mobile Drip Irrigation on Corn Yield, Bio-

mass and Water ProductivityTobias Oker, Kansas State University, Garden City,Kansas United States (Tobias Oker, Isaya Kisekka)

2:50PM 1700277 Evaluating Center Pivot Dragline Drip Irrigation Sys-temsCharles Swanson, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Serv-ice, College Station, Texas United States (CharlesSwanson, Guy Fipps, Charles Hillyer)

3:05PM 1701105 Effects of phosphorus fertigation and lateral depthson distribution of Olsen-P in soil and yield of maizeunder subsurface drip irrigationJiusheng Li, China Institute of Water Resources & Hy-dropower Res, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of(Jiusheng Li) (Jiusheng Li, Zhen Wang, Fengzhen Hao,Yanfeng Li)

3:20PM 1701578 Evaluation of Water Managerment Methods forOnion and Melon Production in California LowDesert RegionJairo Diaz-Ramirez, University of California, Holtville,California United States (Jairo Diaz-Ramirez

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701627 Evaluating Rice Cultivars using Subsurface Drip Ir-

rigation (SDI)Christopher Henry, University of Arkansas, Stuttgart, ARUnited States (Christopher Henry)

4:00PM 1700194 Deficit irrigation of subsurface drip-irrigated grapetomatoClaudinei Souza, Federal University of Sao Carlos - UF-SCar, Araras, Sao Paulo Brazil (Claudinei FonsecaSouza) (Thaís Mendonça, Marília Silva, ClaudineiSouza)

4:150PM 1701568 Analysis of Head Loss in Disk Filters Due to Geom-etry of Disk Filter Media in Drip Irrigation SystemSeung Yeon Jung, Seoul National University, Seoul,South Korea (Seung-Yeon Jung) (Seung Yoon Jung,Won Choi, Jin-Yong Choi)

4:30PM 1701579 Yield Response of Drip-Irrigated Tomato with Rain-water Harvesting in High Tunnels in MississippiJairo Diaz-Ramirez, University of California, Holtville,California United States (Jairo Diaz-Ramirez, WilliamEvans, Andra Johnson)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 241 ADVANCES IN DRAINAGE AND

DRAINAGE WATER QUALITY– Sponsored by NRES-23Moderator: Srinivasulu Ale, Texas A&M UnivLocation: 303B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700575 Nitrate-nitrogen and dissolved phosphorus losses

from Midwestern cropping systems via subsurfacedrainage waterBrian Dougherty, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Carl Pederson, Matt Helmers, Michelle L.Soupir, Ramesh Kanwar, Antonio Mallarino, BrianDougherty)

2:50PM 1700797 Efficacy of bromide tracers for evaluating the hy-draulic performance of denitrification bedsEhsan Ghane, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI United States (Ehsan Ghane, Gary Feyereisen, CarlRosen)

3:05PM 1701525 Removing Atrazine from agricultural drainage waterusing woodchips bioreactors; effect of biocharamendmentBahareh Hassanpour, Cornell University, Ithaca, NYUnited States (Bahareh Hassanpour, Christian D. Guz-man, Larry D. Geohring, Tammo S. Steenhuis)

3:20PM 1700670 Impact of Rainfall Intensity and Duration on Wood-chip Bioreactor PerformanceMd Sami Bin Shokrana, South Dakota State University,Brookings, South Dakota United States (Md Sami BinShokrana, Laurent Ahiablame, Rachel McDaniel, ToddTrooien, Guanghui Hua, David Kringen)

3:35PM 1700198 Increasing infiltration into Saturated Buffers byadding a second distribution pipe.Dan Jaynes, USDA ARS, Ames, IA United States (DanJaynes, Tom Isenhart)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1701343 Water quality monitoring of subsurface drainage

systems in IowaChristopher Hay, Iowa Soybean Association, Ankeny, IAUnited States (Christopher Hay, Adam Kiel, AnthonySeeman, Peter Kyveryga)

4:15PM 1701575 Edge-of-Field phosphorus loss in surface and sub-surface discharge in relation to binational loadingtargets for the Western Lake Erie BasinLindsay Pease, USDA ARS, Columbus, OH UnitedStates (Lindsay Pease, Kevin King, Emily Duncan, MarkWilliams, Norm Fausey)

4:30PM 1701145 Effect of fertilizer placement on phosphorus leach-ing in fine-textured soilsMark Williams, USDA ARS, West Lafayette, IndianaUnited States (Mark Williams, Kevin King, Emily Dun-can, Lindsay Pease)

4:45PM 1701542 DRAINMOD-P, a model for simulating phosphorusfate and transport in drained agricultural landManal Askar, Biological and Agricultural Engineering,NC State University, Raleigh, NC United States (ManalAskar)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 242 MANURE AND LIABILITY ISSUES IN

PNW - INVITED SPEAKERS– Sponsored by NRES-27Moderator: Joseph Harrison, Washington State

UnivTeng Teeh Lim, Univ of Missouri

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction

AIR2:35PM What are Major Concerns

Pius Ndegwa, Washington State University, Pullman,WA

2:55PM Outreach – EngagementBill Wavrin, Sunny Dene Ranch, Mabton, WA

3:15PM Yakima Air Quality AuthorityHasan tahat, Yakima Regional Clean Air Authority,Yakima, WA

3:30PM BREAKWATER

3:45PM Defining the IssueGinny Prest, Washington Dept of Agriculture, Olympia,WA

4:05PM Industry PerspectiveJay Gordon, Washington State Dairy Federation, Elma,WA

4:25PM Addressing the Issue ñ GWMADavid Bowen, Water Quality Section Manager, Dept ofEcology, Union Gap, WA

4:45PM Group question / Discussion

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Tuesday, July 18 – 5:00PM-7:00PMSESSION 243 FINALIZING MODEL CALIBRATION

AND VALIDATION GUIDELINES -RAP SESSION– Sponsored by NRES-21Moderator:Claire Bauffaut, USDA ARSLocation: 207

Time Paper# Title/Author

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 245 PRECISION ANIMAL MANAGEMENT

AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL– Sponsored by PAFS-40, PAFS-234, PAFS-50,PAFS-403/1, PAFS-20, PAFS-20/4Moderator: John Linhoss, Mississippi State UnivLocation: 301

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700196 Measurement and Comparison of Building Envelope

Heat Conduction for Broiler Houses of Different AgeGary Chesser, Mississippi State University, MississippiState, Mississippi United States (Gary Chesser, JosephPurswell, Jeremiah Davis, Jason Ward, Tom Tabler)States (Benjamin Joffe) (Benjamin Joffe, Colin Usher)

2:50PM 1701257 Near Field Communication (NFC) based cattle eartags for cattle managementJoshua Jackson, University of Kentucky, Lexington,Kentucky United States (Joshua Jackson)

3:05PM 1700550 Quantification of Dynamic Space Requirements forSowsSuzanne Leonard, Iowa State University, Ames, IAUnited States (Suzanne Leonard, Hongwei Xin, TamiBrown-Brandl, John Stinn, Anna Johnson, Kai Liu)

3:20PM 1700175 Trailer Thermal Environment during CommercialBroiler TransportationYi Liang, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR UnitedStates (Yi Liang, Kaushik Luthra, Douglas Aldridge,Susan Watkins, Karen Christensen, Yvonne Thaxton)

3:35PM 1701486 Implementation of Aerial and Thermal Imagery inLivestock ManagementMohammademehdi Maharlooei, Shahid Bahonar Univof Kerman, Kerman, Kerman Iran (Presenter: Alimo-hammad Shirzadifar) (Mohammademehdi Maharlooei,Sreekala Bajwa, Alimohammad Shirzadifar, CarlDahlen, John Nowatzki)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700379 Development and Evaluation of an Evaporation

Model for Predicting Sprinkler Interval TimeBrett Ramirez, Iowa State University, Ames, IA (BrettRamirez, Steven Hoff, Jay Harmon, John Patience)

4:15PM 1700397 Autonomous robotic system for picking up flooreggs in poultry housesBenjamin Joffe, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA United

4:30PM 1701103 Robotics in Poultry House ManagementColin Usher, Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta,GA United States (Colin Usher, Wayne Daley, AneriMuni, Banjamin Joffe)

4:45PM 1701519 Modelling bio-aerosol concentration in commercialpoultry housesAlberto Pena Fernandez, Kuleuven Lrd, Leuven, Bel-gium (Alberto Pena Fernandez, Ali Youssef, Theo Dem-mers, Daniel Berckmans)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 246/247AGRI-INDUSTRIAL FACILITY

DESIGN AND OPERATION/DESIGN,ANALYSIS, TESTING ANDASSEMBLY OF STRUCTURES– Sponsored by PAFS-20Moderator Gregory Williams, Facility Engineering

ServicesLocation: 302A

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1700851 Developing strategies to reduce the risk of fire

spread in biomass bale storage yardsErin Webb, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN United States (Erin Webb)

2:50PM 1700593 Eccentric Flow Lateral Pressures - A Survey andComparison of MethodsGregory Williams, Facility Engineering Services, Spring-dale, Arkansas United States (Gregory Williams, TomGettings)

3:05PM 1701207 Building Code and Standards for the Design andConstruction of Grain Elevator FacilitiesGregory Williams, Facility Engineering Services, Spring-dale, Arkansas United States (Gregory Williams)

3:20PM 1700665 Post and Pier Foundation Design AidDavid Bohnhoff, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WIUnited States (David Bohnhoff)

3:35PM 1701355 Current housing trends unintended impacts on ani-mal welfare and environmentEileen Fabian, Pennsylvania State University, UniversityPark, PA United States (Eileen Fabian)

3:50PM BREAK4:00PM 1700779 Determining Discharge Coefficient of Large Open-

ings of Wind-driven Cross Ventilation Barns byWind Tunnel TestsQianying Yi, Aarhus University, Viborg, Denmark(Qianying Yi, Guoqiang Zhang, Marcel König, DavidJanke, Thomas Amon, Sabrina Hempel)

4:15PM 1701527 Belt slip in slant-wall exhaust fansBrian Luck, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison,WI United States (Joseph Purswell, Brian Luck)

4:30PM 1701583 Economic Returns for Cooling Systems for DairyCattle in Different ClimatesKristen Perano, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Kristen Perano, Kifle Gebremedhin)

4:45PM 1700795 Multi-criteria analysis to select the most appropriaterearing environment for broiler productionIrenilza Nääs, FEAGRI, Campinas, Sao Paulo Brazil(Karla Lima, Irenilza Naas, Daniella Moura, RodrigoGarcia)

5:00PM 1701235 A New and Innovative Technical Approach to anAquaponics System in ChinaDaoling Li, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China(Daoling Li)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 248 PROCESSING SYSTEMS POSTER

SESSION – Sponsored by PRSModerator: Deepak Keshwani, Univ of NebraskaLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author1 1700037 Microalgae Cultivation Using a High-efficiency Pho-

tobioreactor System for Flue Gas Carbon DioxideSequestrationYan Liu, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michi-gan United States (Yan Liu, Wei Liao, David Pavlik, BillClary)

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2 1700075 Comparison of Respiration Rates from Static andDynamic Measurement Systems from Soybeans at18% Moisture and 35CRichard Gates, University of Illinois at Urbana-Cham-paign, Urbana, IL (Presenter: Ana Beatriz Pereira daSilva) (Ana B. Pereira da Silva, Marcio Januario BrantisJunior, Lucas R. Trevisan, Mary Grace C. Danao,Richard S. Gates, Kent D. Rausch)

3 1700103 Identification, optimization, functional evaluation ofesterification microorganism from Kinmen Kaoliangyellow waterKuan-Chen Cheng, National Taiwan University, Taipei,Taiwan China, Republic of (Taiwan) (Yen-Tso Lai, Ying-Jang Lai, Kuan Chen Cheng)

4 1700104 Study on fungal isolation and changes of antioxi-dant activities in miso fermentation with differentsoybean varietiesKuan-Chen Cheng, National Taiwan University, Taipei,Taiwan China, Republic of (Taiwan) (Nessie Wen, Kuan-Chen Cheng)

5 1700107 Characteristics of Liquid Smoke Infused Osmoti-cally Dehydrated ApplesKaushlendra Singh, West Virginia University, Morgan-town, WV United States (Presenter: Litha Sivanandan)(Felix Akharume, Kaushlendra Singh, Litha Sivanandan,Jacek Jaczynski, Winifred McGee)

6 1700108 Improving and Modeling Microbial Shelf Stabilityand Quality of Dried Apple SnacksLitha Sivanandan, West Virginia University, Morgan-town, West Virginia United States (Felix Akharume,Kaushlendra Singh, Jacek Jaczynski, Litha Sivanandan,Winifred McGee)

7 1700128 Effect of heating temperature on barley formingprocess as pellet feedXiao Chen, China Agricultural University, Beijing, BeijingChina, People’s Republic of (Xiao Chen, HongyingWang, Dandan Kong, Peng Fang, Nan Jin, Enze Duan,Zhongxian Qi)

8 1700129 Study of compression characteristic of cassava in-fluenced by temperature basing on forming appara-tusXiao Chen, China Agricultural University, Beijing, BeijingChina, People’s Republic of (Xiao Chen, Dandan Kong,Hongying Wang, Peng Fang, Nan Jin, Enze Duan,Zhongxian Qi)

9 1700131 A dynamic model for predicting survival of Tri-bolium castaneum adults to elevated temperaturesduring heat treatment of grain-processing facilitiesJennifer Lovely, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Jennifer Lovely)

10 1700248 Theoretical Modeling Research of Grain Yield Moni-tor Based on Single Particle MethodXiaofei An, NERCITA, Beijing, China, People’s Republicof (Presenter: Dong Jianjun) (Xiaofei An, Xinlan Fu,Jianjun Dong, Yanxin Yin)

11 1700312 Novel Metabolic Routes for Mixed-Sugar Metabo-lism in Pseudomonas protegens and Implicationsfor BiotechnologyRebecca Wilkes, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Rebecca Wilkes, Ludmilla Aristilde)

12 1700332 Surface Modification to Improve Milk Cleanability ofStainless Steel TubesJohn Schueller, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Eduardo Moreno, John Schueller, IkkoIhara, Hitomi Yamaguchi)

13 1700340 Moisture Meter: An Effective Tool for Post-harvestLoss Reduction in GrainAbdul Awal, Bangladesh Agricultural University, My-mensingh, Bangladesh (Md Abdul Awal, MohammedAfzal Hossain, Md Rostom Ali, Md Monjurul Alam, Pras-anta Kumer Kalita)

14 1700370 An Organoleptic Evaluation to Determine ConsumerAcceptance of Millet Based Gluten Free BreadsAkinbode Adedeji, University of Kentucky, Lexington,Kentucky United States (Presenter: Joseph Woomer)(Joseph Woomer, Manjot Singh, Akinbode Adedeji)

15 1700395 The practical limitations of dilute acid hydrolysis forproducing soluble, functional MBM proteinRafael Garcia, USDA ARS, Dresher, PA United States(Rafael Garcia, Matthew Essandoh, Christine Neiman,Lorelie Bumanlag, Congmu Zhang)

16 1700412 A Nondestructive Method to Evaluate Carrot QualityUsing Visible-Near Infrared SpectroscopyAkinbode Adedeji, University of Kentucky, Lexington,Kentucky United States (Ahmed Rady, Shinta Sugi-harto, Akinbode Adedeji)

17 1700585 Apparatus to disperse crushed grains evenly into aflexible container bagTetsuo Kawaide, Institute of Livestock and GrasslandScience, NARO, Nasushiobara-shi, Tochigi-ken Japan(Tetsuo Kawaide, Hidehiko Inoue, Shuji Urakawa,Kazuhisa Nonaka)

18 1700603 Prediction of Soluble Solids for Complete OrangeBased on Visible/Near Infrared Transmission Spec-troscopyFan Wang, China, People’s Republic of (Fang Tian)(Fan Wang, Yongyu Li, Xiaochun Zheng, XiaoqianFang, Xiaopu Bu, Fang Tian)

19 1700632 Challenges Facing Small Scale Grain Fortification inTanzania: A Case of Morogoro MunicipalityKurt Rosentrater, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Kurt Rosentrater) (Kurt Rosentrater,Rashid Suleiman)

20 1700634 Postharvest Practices and Mycotoxins of Maize inThree Agro-Ecological Zones in TanzaniaKurt Rosentrater, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Kurt Rosentrater)

21 1700658 Equilibrium Moisture Content of Hazelnut Husks,Shells and KernelsDavid Bohnhoff, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WIUnited States (David Bohnhoff, Rhonda Bohnhoff)

22 1700676 Physical properties of corn flour from the rollermilling effect.Noor Intan Shafinas Muhammad, Iowa State University,Ames, IA United States (Presenter: Kurt A. Rosentrater)(Noor Intan Shafinas Muhammad, Bernard Darfour,Nazira Mahmud, Kurt A. Rosentrater)

23 1700680 Life cycle assessment and techno-economic analy-sis of ethanol production: A reviewMaria Oliveira, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Maria Oliveira, Kurt Rosentrater)

24 1700681 Environmental and economic feasibility study offlocculation process as a treatment of wastewater inethanol productionMaria Oliveira, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Maria Oliveira, Kurt Rosentrater)

25 1700682 Environmental impact and economic evaluation oflow moisture anhydrous ammonia pretreatment(LMAA) for biobutanol production from oil palmfrondsNazira Mahmud, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Presenter: Kurt A. Rosentrater) (NaziraMahmud, Kurt Rosentrater)

26 1700683 The potential of low moisture anhydrous ammonia(LMAA) pretreatment on different biomassNazira Mahmud, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Presenter: Kurt A. Rosentrater) (NaziraMahmud, Kurt Rosentrater)

27 1700718 Detection of moldy corn kernels using image pro-cessing technique based on the Android operatingsystemXuan Chu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Xiwei Bai, Wei Wang, Xuan Chu,Hongzhe Jiang, Beibei Jia, Yi Yang, Daniel Kimuli)

28 1700720 Optical detection and sorting equipment design formoldy peanuts based on FPGAXuan Chu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Bo Wang, Wei Wang, Xin Zhao,Xuan Chu, Hongzhe Jiang, Daniel Kimuli)

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29 1700728 Prediction of Quality attributes of Chicken BreastFillets by Using Vis/NIR Spectroscopy Combinedwith Factor Analysis MethodYi Yang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Yi Yang, SeungChul Yoon, HongZhuang, Wei Wang, Hongzhe Jiang, Beibei Jia)

30 1700732 Predicting water-holding capacity of intact chickenbroiler breast fillets with Vis/NIR spectroscopyYi Yang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of ((Hongzhe Jiang, Seungchul Yoon,Hong Zhuang, Wei Wang, Yi Yang, Xuan Chu)

31 1700733 Application of VNIR hyperspectral imaging for non-destructive prediction of pH, color and drip loss ofchicken breast filletsYi Yang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xin Zhao) (Beibei Jia,Seungchul Yoon, Hong Zhuang, Wei Wang, Yi Yang,Hongzhe Jiang, Xuan Chu, Xin Zhao, Daniel Kimuli)

32 1700738 The DFT Studies of Ethane Reforming with CarbonDioxide on Ni (111) Catalyst SurfaceYayun Zhang, Washington State University, Richland,WA United States (Yayun Zhang, Hanwu Lei, Zixu Yang,Elmar Villota, Gayatri Yadavalli, Moriko Qian, Lei Zhu)

33 1700762 Evaluation of growth characteristics of Aspergillusparasiticus by shortwave infrared (SWIR) hyper-spectral imagingXin Zhao, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Xuan Chu, Wei Wang, Xin Zhao,Haitao Zheng, Daniel Kimuli, Hongzhe Jiang, Beibei Jia,Yi Yang)

34 1700764 A SWIR hyperspectral imaging method for classify-ing Aflatoxin B1 contaminated maize kernelsXin Zhao, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Daniel Kimuli, Kurt Lawrence,Seung-Chul Yoon, Wei Wang, Gerald Heitschmidt, XinZhao)

35 1700766 Variety classification of Maize kernels using near in-frared (NIR) hyperspectral imagingXin Zhao, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Xin Zhao, Wei Wang, Xuan Chu,Hongzhe Jiang, Beibei Jian, Yi Yang, Daniel Kimuli)

36 1700793 Change in oil extraction process from solventbased to enzyme assisted aqueous extraction- A re-viewVarsha Gaonkar, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Varsha Gaonkar, Kurt Rosentrater)

37 1700794 Testing the efficacy of preservatives in distiller’swet grains (Ethanol co-product)Varsha Gaonkar, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Varsha Gaonkar, Kurt Rosentrater)

38 1700808 Determination of Safe Grain Storage Time – A Re-viewRichard Gates, University of Illinois at Urbana-Cham-paign, Urbana, IL United States (Presenter: Mary-GraceDanao) (Mary-Grace Danao, Lucas R Trevisan, Ana B.Pereira da Silva, Richard S. Gates, Kent D. Rausch)

39 1700824 Evaluation of deficit irrigation strategies onsorghum grain attributes and biofuel productionBairen Pang, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KSUnited States (Bairen Pang, Ke Zhang, Isaya Kisekka,Danny Rogers, Scott, Bean, Donghai Wang, MengZhang)

40 1700827 Pre-Harvest and Post-Harvest Farmer Experiencesand Practices in Five Maize Growing Regions inGhanaBernard Darfour, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Presenter: Kurt A. Rosentrater) (BernardDarfour, Kurt A. Rosentrater)

41 1700829 Storability of Organic and Conventional SorghumGrains at a Constant Relative Humidity, and VariedTemperaturesBernard Darfour, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Presenter: Kurt A. Rosentrater) (BernardDarfour, Kurt A. Rosentrater)

42 1700847 Influence of kernel shape and size distribution onwheat compaction in storageMarvin Petingco, Kansas State University, CagayanState University, Manhattan, Kansas United States(Marvin Petingco, Rumela Bhadra, Mark Casada,Ronaldo Maghirang, Michael Montross, Sidney Thomp-son, Samuel McNeill, Aaron Turner)

43 1700866 Effect of irrigation on physicochemical propertiesand bioethanol yield of drought tolerant and con-ventional cornBairen Pang, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KSUnited States (Ke Zhang, Bairen Pang, Isaya Kisekka,Danny Rogers, Donghai Wang, Meng Zhang)

44 1700877 Assessment of sterilization methods on by-prod-ucts used in Total Mixed Ration for safe feed pro-ductionDaniel Dooyum Uyeh, Kyungpook National University,Bukgu, Daegu Korea, South (Daniel Dooyum Uyeh, Se-ungmin Woo, Yushin Ha, Jun Hee Kim)

45 1700879 Milling quality of parboiled rice under various dry-ing conditionsDaniel Dooyum Uyeh, Kyungpook National University,Bukgu, Daegu Korea, South (Daniel Dooyum Uyeh, Se-ungmin Woo, Yushin Ha, Jun Hee Kim)

46 1700898 Contact Stress Analyses of Accelerate Impact andDamage Predication for ClamHubo Xu, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (HuboXu, Lihua Liu, Xiuying Tang, Fangqi Chen, Ji Zhang)

47 1700899 Development on Nondestructive Detection devicefor viscoelasticity of beefhubo xu, , Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (HuboXu, Xiuying Tang, Yankun Peng, Yuan Long, Yanlei Li)

48 1700973 Effect of power ultrasound on sodium chloride dif-fusion during marinating rabbit meatMaria E Sosa-Morales, Mexico power University, Irapu-ato, Guanajuato Mexico (Diana Ochoa-Montes, MariaE. Sosa-Morales, Abel Cerón-García, Julian A. Gómez-Salazar)

49 1700982 Physicochemical, sensory and nutritional evalua-tion of gluten-free bread based on rice and soybeanflourMaria E Sosa-Morales, Universidade De Las Americas,Irapuato, Guanajuato Mexico (Presenter: Maria de laLuz Guerrero-Elizarraraz) (María de la Luz Guerrero-Elizarrarás, Everardo Mares-Mares, Maria E. Sosa-Morales)

50 1701119 Modelling of rice bran oil extraction kinetics underthe influence of microwave pre-treatmentRuby Pandey, ITT Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West BengalIndia(Ruby Pandey, Shanker Lal Shrivastava)

51 1701124 Optimization of the pre-conditioning process for mi-crowave puffing of pressure-parboiled brown riceAjay Kumar Swarnakar, ITT Kharagpur, Kharagpur,West Bengal India (Ajay Kumar Swarnakar, SusantaKumar Das)

52 1701136 Simulation of picking-ear process based on AdamsShuai Li, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai; JinkuiFeng) (Huijuan Bai, Shuai Li, Decheng Wang, XianfaFang, Guanghui Wang, Jinkui Feng, Xiaopeng Bai)

53 1701173 Finite element modeling of wheat tempering/condi-tioning processJohnselvakumar Lawrence, Kansas State University,Hesston, KS United States (Johnselvakumar Lawrence)

54 1701182 Release Kinetics of Encapsulated Aloe Vera Gel inPLGA NP and its Physicochemical Characteristicsand Thermal StabilityLamin Kassama, Alabama A&M University, Normal, Ala-bama United States (Lamin Kassama, Jawad Misir)

55 1701183 The kinetics of dephosphorylated phytic acid re-lease from enzymatic hydrolyzed Red Kidney Beans(Phaseolus Vulgaris L)Lamin Kassama, Alabama A&M University, Normal, Ala-bama United States (Lamin Kassama, OgechukwuTasie)

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56 1701247 Mathematical modelling and thin-layer drying char-acteristics of black pepperSunoj Shajahan, North Dakota State University, Fargo,ND United States (Sunoj Shajahan, Igathinathane Can-nayen, Visvanathan Rangaraju)

57 1701252 Molecular characterization of primary and second-ary lactoseric proteins of whey coming from differ-ent cheesesEverardo Mares, Universidad de Guanajuato, Irapuato,Guanajuato Mexico (Presenter: Mares-Mares E. andSosa-Morales, M. E) (Everardo Mares Mares, MariaElena Sosa, Jose Eleazar Barboza, Ma. Fabiola León,F.L.M. Herrera-Castillo, R. Navarro-Mendoza, A. A. Fer-egrino-Pérez)

58 1701278 Impact of moisture content on the density and dura-bility of alfalfa pelletsJaya Shankar Tumuluru, Idaho National Laboratory,Idaho Falls, Idaho United States (Jaya Shankar Tumu-luru, Neal Yancey, Craig Conner, Matt Dee)

59 1701305 The study on friction test between cotton fiber, cot-ton ,cotton seed and steel surfaceTeng Li, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (Presenter:Jinkui Feng) (Teng Li, Xianfa Fang, Decheng Wang,Binbin Zhang, Jinkui Feng)

60 1701329 Acetone-butanol-ethanol (ABE) production fromApple Pomace by Anaerobic FermentationQing Jin, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univer-sity, Blacksburg, VA United States (Qing Jin, HaiboHuang)

61 1701383 Antihypertensive and antioxidant capacity of a highprotein beverage (walnut-sesame seeds- oat-soy-bean)Everardo Mares, Universidad de Guanajuato, Irapuato,Guanajuato Mexico (Presenter: Mares-Mares, E. andSosa-Morales, M. E) (Everardo Mares, C. Aguilar-Bravo, F. L. M. Herrera-Castillo, M.F.León-Galvan, M.C.Del Rincón-Castro, M.E. Sosa-Morales,)

62 1701384 Selection of processing temperature for a functionalbeverage with antihypertensive activity in order topreserve its proteomic profileEverardo Mares, Universidad de Guanajuato, Irapuato,Guanajuato Mexico (Everardo Mares, N.Z. Ramirez-Rojas, F.L.M. Herrera-Castillo, S. Gutierrez-Vargas,M.C. Del Rincón-Castro, M.E. Sosa-Morales, M.F.León-Galván)

63 1701449 Ultrasound-Assisted Enzymatic Transesterificationof Waste Cooking OilWenqi Li, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY UnitedStates (Wenqi Li, Joseph Woomer, Akinbode Adedeji,Jian Shi)

64 1701467 Experimental research on mechanical properties ofbraided grassShuai Li, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai; JinkuiFeng) (Shuai Li, Huijuan Bai, Guanghui Wang, DechengWang, Xianfa Fang, Jinkui Feng, Xiaopeng Bai)

65 1701507 Comparison of bacterial and algal protein expres-sion, A bioprocessing perspectiveAyswarya Ravi, Texas A&M University, College Station,Texas United States (Ayswarya Ravi, Shengchun Guo,Zivko Nikolov, Beth Rasala, Stephen Mayfield)

66 1701533 Prediction of heat treatment temperature of selecteddairy ingredients using Vis-NIR spectroscopy andchemometrics.Colm O’Donnell, University of Dublin, Belfield, Ireland(Xioa Wang, Carlos Esquerre, Gerard Downey, ColmO’Donnell)

67 1701549 Evaluation of prototype process analytical technol-ogy tool to monitor acid induced milk coagulationkineticsColm O’Donnell, University of Dublin, Belfield, Ireland(Bhavya Panikuttira, Brijesh K Tiwari, John Tobin, DonalJ O’Callaghan, Carlos Esquerre, Colm O’Donnell)

68 1701629 Effects of Bin Partial Unloading and Refilling onStored Wheat PackingMarvin Petingco, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Marvin Petingco)

69 1701638 Post-Harvest Grain Storage and Handling - Im-proved Grain Bin Fumigation to Control Phosphine-Resistant PestsTaylor Conley, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater,Oklahoma United States (Taylor Conley)

70 1701640 Effect of Time in Storage on the Quality of AnimalFeed PelletsSagar Gautam, University of Missouri, Columbia, MOUnited States (Sagar Guatam)

71 1701699 Temperature Dependent Flow and ViscoelasticProperties of Desi Ghee - A Clarified Butter of IndianOriginJatindra Kumar Sahu, India Flow University, New Delhi,Delhi India (Jatindra Kumar Sahu)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 249 VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF

LAND RESOURCES FORSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT -INVITED SPEAKERS– Sponsored by NRES-26Moderator: Aavudai Anandhi Swamy, Florida Agr

& Mechanical UnivLocation: 207

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM 1701659 Vulnerability Assessment of Land Resources for

Sustainable Development: Overview of the LessonsLearned and Next StepsAavudai Anandhi, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee,FL United States (Aavudai Anandhi)

2:50PM 1701660 Modeling of the Integrated Water Cycle: Insights onthe Energy-Water-Land NexusRuby Leung, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,Richland, Washington United States (Ruby Leung)

3:05PM 1701661 Winter Wheat Yield Responses to Climate Variationin the U.S. Central Great PlainsRobert Aiken, Kansas State University, Manhattan,Kansas United States (Robert Aiken, Xiaomao Lin)

3:20PM 1701662 Climate-Induced Vulnerability of Land Resourcesand Approaches for Sustainable DevelopmentPuneet Srivastava, Auburn University, Auburn, AlabamaUnited States (Puneet Srivastava)

3:35PM BREAK3:45PM 1701663 Adaptation Strategies and Tools to Increase the Cli-

mate Resilience of the Agricultural Industry in theSoutheastern U.S.Clyde Fraisse, University of Florida, Gainesville, FloridaUnited States (Clyde Fraisse)

4:00PM 1701664 Crop Consumptive Use - A Complex Link BetweenClimate Change and Crop ProductivityGeorge Paul, Formation Environmental, LLC, Sacra-mento, California United States (George Paul, BrianSchmid)

4:15PM 1701665 Ecohydrological Modeling Can Measure Surface Hy-drological and Ecological Response to Land Useand Climate ChangeKyle Douglas-Mankin, USGS New Mexico Water Sci-ence Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico United States(Kyle Douglas-Mankin)

4:30PM 1701666 To comeIndrajeet Chaubey, Purdue University, West Lafayette,Indiana United States (Indrajeet Chaubey)

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Tuesday, July 18 – 5:00PM-7:00PMSESSION 250 TECHNICAL TRENDS AND CAREER

OPPORTUNITES, AKABFE INVITEDPRESENTATIONS; STUDENTCOMPETITION; BUSINESSMEETING – Sponsored by E-2050Moderator: Location: 300B

Time Paper# Title/Author5:00PM Introduction5:05PM 1701678 Bio/Nano Technology for Advanced Hybrid Materi-

als and DevicesJin-Woo Kim, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States (Jin-Woo Kim)

5:25PM 1701677 Trends of Precision Agriculture in KoreaSun-ok Chung, Chungnam National University, Dae-jeon, South Korea (Sun-ok Chung)

5:45PM 1701676 Research and Development Direction and Prospectof Korean Agricultural TractorYu Ji-Hun, LS Mtron, Anyang-Si, South Korea (Yu Ji-Hun)

Tuesday, July 18 – 2:30PM-5:00PMSESSION 252 BROCK FAULKNER MEMORIAL

SESSION ON AGRICULTURAL AIRQUALITY – INVITED SPEAKERS– Sponsored by PAFS-50, MS-23/7/3Moderator: Russell McGee, Texas A&M UnivLocation: 302B

Time Paper# Title/Author2:30PM Introduction2:35PM Career in Review

Bryan Shaw, Texas Commission on EnvironmentalQuality, Austin, TX

2:50PM Personal RemembrancesJohn Wanjura, USDA ARS, Lubbock, TX

3:05PM Professional Impact:- Air Quality Research Kelley Green, Texas Cotton Ginners Assoc, Austin TX- USDA AAQTF Bill Norman, National Cotton Council, Cordova, TN- TeachingRussell McGee, Texas A&M Univ, College Station, TX- Cotton ResearchDerek Whitelock, USDA ARS Southwestern Cotton Gin-ningResearch Laboratory, Mesilla Park, NM

4:30PM Mentoring Impact: Selected former grad students (Lauren Hazelrigs, Raleigh Smith, etc.)

4:50PM Wrap upRussell McGee, Texas A&M Univ, College Station, TX

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 301 ADVANCES AND DROP-IN

BIOFUELS PRODUCTION -BIOCHEMICAL APPROACH– Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Nourredine Abdoulmoumine, Univ

of KentuckyOluwafemi Oyed, Univ of Kentucky

Location 102A/BTime Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700117 Unveiling new insights of enzymatic hydrolysis af-

fected by cellulose reactivity and ligninXiang Li, Clemson University, Anderson, South CarolinaUnited States (Xiang Li, Yi Zheng)

7:50AM 1700318 Development of a comprehensive computationalfluid dynamic and discrete element model of bio-mass fast pyrolysis in a bubbling fluidized bed reac-torRoss Houston, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TNUnited States (Ross Houston, Nourredine Abdoul-moumine, Oluwafemi Oyedeji)

8:05AM 1700320 Enhanced Syngas Fermentation for Ethanol Produc-tion Using Activated CarbonHasan Atiyeh, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OKUnited States (Hasan Atiyeh, John R. Phillips, RayHuhnke, Randy Lewis)

8:20AM 1700487 Synthesis and Evaluation of Sorbents for Hot GasCleanup of Hydrogen Chloride in Producer GasQiaoming Liu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TNUnited States (Qiaoming Liu, Stephen Chmely, NicoleLabbe, Nourredine Abdoulmoumine)

8:35AM 1700918 Design, Testing, and Evaluation of a HydrousBioethanol Distiller for the Production of Fuel-GradeAlcohol from Nipa Sap (Nypa fruticans)Manuel Jose Regalado, Philippine Rice Research Insti-tute, Munoz Science City, Nueva Ecija Philippines(Manuel Jose Regalado, Alexis Belonio, MarvelinRafael, Katherine Villota, Phoebe Reyes, Eden Gagelo-nia)

8:50AM 1701238 Transforming the Nigerian Energy Sector: Role ofAgricultural and Biological EngineersMohammed Khalid Othman, Nigerian University,Samaru Zaria, Kaduna Nigeria (Mohammed Khalid Oth-man)

9:05AM 1701338 Advanced Biofuels: Challenges and OpportunitiesKasiviswanathan Muthukumarappan, South DakotaState University, Brookings, SD United States (Ka-siviswanathan Muthukumarappan)

9:20AM 1701501 Develop CRISPR-Cas Genome Engineering Tool-sand Engineer Solventogenic Clostridia for En-hanced Biofuel and Biochemical ProductionYi Wang, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama UnitedStates (Yi Wang)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 302 ADVANCES IN BIOMASS

PREPROCESSING ANDPRETREATMENT – Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Jaya Shankar Tumuluru,Idaho

National LabLalatendu Das, Univ of Kentucky

Location: 102C/DTime Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700058 Torrefaction of Timothy Hay: Optimization using re-

sponse surface methodology (RSM)Daya Ram Nhuchhen, University of New Brunswick,Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada (Muhammad T.Afzal) (Daya Ram Nhuchhen, Muhammad T. Afzal)

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7:50AM 1700388 Manganese affect biological pretreatment of wheatstraw and poplar with varied but efficient ways forsaccharificationXiao Fu, Washington State University, Pullman, Wash-ington United States (Xiao Fu)

8:05AM 1700518 Thermal behavior and kinetics of pyrolysis of theball-milling pine sawdustXiaopeng Bai, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Xiaopeng Bai, GuanghuiWang)

8:20AM 1701049 Bio-organosolv Pulping of Pine Chips with Tram-etes versicolor for Enhanced Enzymatic Hydrolysisand Lignin ExtractionJin-Woo Kim, United States Pulping University, Fayet-teville, Arkansas United States (Jin-Woo Kim)

8:35AM 1701432 Butanol production from fungal pretreated lignocel-lulosic biomass: study of fermentation inhibitorsJuliana Vasco-Correa, Ohio State University, Wooster,Ohio United States (Juliana Vasco-Correa, ThaddeusEzeji, Yebo Li)

8:50AM 1701499 Understanding effects of mineral salts in biomasson biomass pretreatment – a case for switchgrassFnu Fitria, Washington State University, Richland,Washington United States (Fnu Fitria, Libing Zhang,Zheming Wang, Steven Fransen, Bin Yang)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 303 HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING

APPLICATIONS PART 1 – Sponsored byITSC-348Moderator: Kurt Lawrence, USDA ARSLocation:201A

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1701010 Hyperspectral Remote Sensing for Detection of

Early Blight (Alternaria solani) Disease in PotatoPlants Prior to Visible Disease SymptomologyDaniel Atherton, Western Illihnois University, Macomb,IL United States (Daniel Atherton, Ruplal Choudhary,Dennis Watson)

8:05AM 1701344 Transfer of calibration between hyperspectral imag-ing systems and pathogen detectionKurt Lawrence, USDA ARS, Athens, GA United States(Kurt Lawrence, Seung Chul Yoon, Bosoon Park, Ger-ald Heitschmidt)

8:20AM 1700361 Hyperspectral Microscopic Imaging for PathogenDetection at Cellular LevelBosoon Park, USDA ARS, Athens, GA United States(Bosoon Park, Matthew Eady, Seung-Chul Yoon, KurtLawrence, Gary Gamble)

8:45AM 1701055 Data fusion of two hyperspectral imaging systemsfor blueberry bruising detectionShuxiang Fan, University of Georgia, Athens, GeorgiaUnited States (Shuxiang Fan, Changying Li, WenqianHuang)

9:00AM 1700844 Characterization of cell wall compositions of bio-mass sorghum with high throughput phenotypingPiyush Pandey, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Piyush Pandey, Yufeng Ge, GengBai, James Schnable, Sibel Irmak, Vincent Stoerger)

9:15AM 1700872 Detection of aphid infestation on pakchoi (Brassicachinensis) based on visible/near-infrared hyper-spectral imaging technologyYangyang Fan, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhe-jiang China, People’s Republic of (Zhengjun Qiu, Wen-hua Wu)

9:30AM 1700274 Hyperspectral imaging for visualize the chemicalcomponent distribution in foodXiaobo Zou, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Xiabo Zou, Yanxiao Li, Jiyong Shi)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 304 APPS IN AGRICULTURAL

APPLICATIONS – Sponsored by ITSC-254Moderator: Joe Dvorak, Univ of KentuckyLocation: 201B

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700242 Automated solid state canopy delivery (SSCD) sys-

tem to deliver mist-cooling to increase winter chillfor dormancy and bud breakYiannis Ampatzidis, California State University, Bakers-field, Bakersfield, California United States (DarylTrudeau, Lu Zhang, Louise Ferguson, Yiannis Am-patzidis)

7:50AM 1701116 On-line detection of Chinese rice wine of differentageing time using portable electronic nose basedon cloud serverXize Xiao, ,(Xize Xiao)

8:05AM 1701198 Quantifying Crop Water Requirements using theWater Irrigation Scheduler for Efficient Application(WISE App) in northeast ColoradoAllan Andales, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,Colorado United States (Allan Andales, Jose Chavez)

8:20AM 1701478 Handheld, Open-source Potentiostat for High Per-formance Electrochemical Analysis in the FieldJose Reyes-De-Corcuera, University of Georgia,Athens, Georgia United States (Jose Reyes-De-Cor-cuera, Daniel Jenkins)

8:35AM 1701479 Open-Source Android App for Facilitating Cus-tomized Data Acquisition, Visualization and ControlJose Reyes-De-Corcuera, University of Georgia,Athens, Georgia United States (Jose Reyes-De-Cor-cuera, Daniel Jenkins)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 305 MACHINE VISION FOR PRECISION

AGRICULTURE – Sponsored by ITSC-312,MS-54Moderator: Daeun Choi, Univ of FloridaLocation: 201C

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35PM 1700076 A performance comparison of RGB, NIR, and depth

images in immature citrus detection using deeplearning algorithms for yield predictionDaeun Choi, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Daeun Choi, Won Suk Lee, JohnSchueller, Reza Ehsani, Fritz Roka)

7:50AM 1700164 A Prototype of an Immature Citrus Fruit Yield Map-ping SystemHao Gan, University of Florida, Gainesville, FloridaUnited States (Hao Gan, Wonsuk Lee, Victor Alcha-natis)

8:05AM 1700241 Vision-Based Plant Disease Detection System UsingTransfer and Deep LearningYiannis Ampatzidis, California State University, Bakers-field, Bakersfield, California United States (Albert Cruz)(Albert Cruz, Luigi De Bellis, Andrea Luvisi, Yiannis Am-patzidis)

8:20AM 1700349 Early-season Vineyard Shoot and Leaf EstimationUsing Computer Vision TechniquesTanvir Parhar, Carnegie Mellon University Robotics,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania United States (HarjatinBaweja) (Tanvir Parhar, Harjatin Baweja, StephenNuske)

8:35AM 1700925 Machine Vision for Strawberry DetectionJeremy Kerfs, California Polytechnic State UniversitySan Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, Ca United States(Zachary Eagan) (Jeremy Kerfs, Bo Liu, ZacharyEagan, Saber Abdoli)

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8:50AM 1701015 Geometric Properties Measurement of Food Grainsusing Image Thresholding Technique in MatlabManish Patel, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur,West Bengal India (Manish Patel, Hifjur Raheman)

9:05AM 1701104 Machine Vision Yield Monitor for Vegetable CropsAmanda Boatswain Jacques, McGill University, Dollarddes Ormeaux, Quebec Canada (Amanda BoatswainJacques) (Amanda Boatswain Jacques, ViacheslavAdamchuk, Guillaume Cloutier, Maxime Leclerc)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 306 UAV FOR SENSING, IMAGING, AND

CROP MATERIAL APPLICATION -PART 1 – Sponsored by ITSC-318, MS-58,MS-60, ITSC-312Moderator: Yan-Fu Kuo, National Taiwan UnivLocation: 202A

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700027 Monitoring and Maintenance of Hydric Systems in

Mexican Agriculture by Using Unmanned AerialSystems (UAS)Jorge Flores-Velazquez, Mexican Institutte of WaterTechnology, Morelos, Mexico (Jorge Flores-Velazquez,Waldo Ojeda, Abraham Rojano)

7:50AM 1700050 Spectral response of nitrogen of corn crops infields using hyperspectral images by UnmannedAerial Vehicle (UAV)Chuanqi Xie, University of Minnesota, Saint Paul, Min-nesota United States (Chuanqi Xie, Ce Yang, GreggJohnson, Forrest Izuno)

8:05AM 1700051 Using RGB images collected by Unmanned AerialVehicle (UAV)-based camera to predict wheat yieldsin the fieldChuanqi Xie, University of Minnesota, Saint Paul, Min-nesota United States (Chuanqi Xie, Ce Yang, JamesAnderson, Todd Colten)

8:20AM 1700272 Application of satellite, unmanned aircraft system,and ground-based sensor data for precision agricul-ture: a reviewJoshua Rudd, North Carolina State University, raleigh,NC United States (Joshua Rudd, Gary Roberson, JohnClassen)

8:35AM 1700299 Deterring Birds from Wine Grapes Using UnmannedAerial SystemsSantosh Bhusal, Washington State University, Prosser,WA United States (Santosh Bhusal, Shivam Goel, KapilKhanal, Hongxing Peng, Manoj Karkee, Matthew Taylor,Long He)

8:50AM 1700971 Development of a hyperspectral snapshot imagingsensor for multirotor unmanned aerial vehicle re-mote sensingHaiyan Cen, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Presenters: Haiyan Cen, Jiang-peng Zhu) (Haiyan Cen, Wenxin Yin, Jiangpeng Zhu,Liang Wan, Yong He)

9:05AM 1701070 The Identification of Oilseed Rape and WeedsBased on Multispectral Imaging Techniques and theSimulation Platform of Unmanned Aerial VehicleJiangpeng Zhu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Jiangpeng Zhu, Lei Feng, ChangWang)

9:20AM 1701155 Plant count and canopy coverage determinationusing unmanned aerial system image processingDharani Suresh Babu, North Dakota State University,Fargo, North Dakota United States (Dharani SureshBabu, Igathinathane Cannayen, Joao Paulo Flores)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 307 MACHINERY SYSTEMS POSTER

SESSION – Sponsored by MSModerator: Stavros Vougioukas, Univ of

California DavisLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author1 1700030 Development of Performance Evaluation Systems

for Vegetable TransplanterSangdae Lee, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Presenter: Yeon-Soo Kim) (Yeon-Soo Kim,Yong-Joo Kim, Jeong-Gil Kim, Young-Joo Kim, Sang-dae Lee)

2 1700039 Design and testing of a self-propelled air-blowinggreenhouse sprayerChunhua Gao, China Agricultural University, Beijing,Beijing China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: JinkuiFeng) (Chunhua Gao, Lijun Qi, Yalei Wu, Jinkui Feng,Zhilun Yang)

3 1700040 Experimental study on loosening depth stability forself-excited vibrating subsoilerWang Yunxia, China Agricultural University, Beijing, Ts-inghua East Road, No. 17 China, People’s Republic of(Presenter: Tao Cui) (Yunxia Wang, Li Yang, DongxingZhang, Tao Cui, Dandan Han, Tianliang Zhang)

4 1700190 Analysis of Emissions of a Diesel Cycle Engineusing Biodiesel of the Macaw Palm OilCarlos Eduardo Silva Volpato, Universidade Federal deLavras, Lavras, Minas Gerais Brazil (Carlos EduardoSilva Volpato, Ronald Leite Barbosa, Eduardo LordeloVolpato)

5 1700374 Development of Non-linear Tractor Model for Con-structing Tractor Driving SimulatorMasahisa Watanabe, Tokyo University of Agricultureand Technology, Tokyo, Japan Japan (Masahisa Watan-abe, Kensi Sakai)

6 1700415 Effects of seeds morphology on pressure distribu-tion in the cone hole of air-blowing seed-meteringdevice based on CFDDandan Han, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Tao Cui) (Dan-dan Han)

7 1700424 Design and Simulation of Hand-pushing Yak DungPickup ForkliftZhao Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Guanghui Wang, Decheng Wang, Xiaopeng Bai,Dingding Li, Zhiheng Lu, Yan Yu)

8 1700431 The Flow-field Optimization of Vacuum PrecisionSeed-metering Device with Synchronous Plate andChamber Based on CFDBingxin Yan, China Agricultural University, Peking,Peking China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Tao Cui)(Bingxin Yan, Dongxing Zhang, Li Yang, Tao Cui,Huirong Jin, Xiaohui Bian)

9 1700449 Advances in residue management mechanisms ofzero-tillage plantersDiogenes Antille, University of Southern Queensland,Toowoomba, QLD Australia (Kojo Aikins, Diogenes An-tille, Troy Jensen, John Blackwell)

10 1700458 All terrain adaptive locomotion chassis equippedwith ultra-low-pressure tyres (ATALCULPT) to re-duce mechanical soil compactionPingyi Liu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Ran Yi) (Pingyi Liu,Ran Yi)

11 1700467 Experimental Study on the Performance of Rollerswith Reverse Pull Stalker in Corn PlateKehong Li, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Tao Cui) (Kehong Li,Zhendong Wang, Youqiang Ding, Dongxing Zhang, TaoCui, Li Yang)

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12 1700514 Design and analysis on a small fruit collecting de-vice with flank deployable and foldable mechanismsXiaoqiang Du, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China,People’s Republic of Xiaoqiang Du, Dangwei Li, DanWang, Jianxiang Du, Chuanyu Wu)

13 1700551 Improved grain type corn harvester threshing de-viceXu Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Hao Liu, Yuan Su, Xu Wang,Guan Wang, Yang Xu)

14 1700583 Effect of controlled traffic farming on energy sav-ings in Australian grain cropping systemsAdnan Luhaib, Toowoomba, QLD Australia (Diogenes L.Antille) (Adnan Luhaib, Jeff Tullberg, Guangnan Chen,Mahmood Hussein, Diogenes Antille)

15 1700586 Agronomic performance of wheat (Triticum aes-tivum L.) and fertiliser use efficiency as affected bycontrolled and non-controlled traffic of farm ma-chineryAdnan Luhaib, Toowoomba, QLD Australia (Presenter:Diogenes L. Antille) (Mahmood A. H. Hussein, DiogenesL. Antille, Guangnan Chen, Adnan A. A. Luhaib, Shree-vatsa Kodur, Jeff N. Tullberg)

16 1700591 Structure Design of Mixed-flow Dryer Based onEDEMHao Lv, Beijing, China China, People’s Republic of (HaoLv)

17 1700594 Material movement analysis of drying tower basedon discrete element theoryHao Lv, Beijing, China China, People’s Republic of (HaoLv)

18 1700601 A Non-Destructive Assessment of Tomato Stem Di-ameter Using Natural Light under Greenhouse con-ditionTeng Hang, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Teng Hang)

19 1700652 Vibrations Levels Assessment of a Robotic Intra-Row Weeder Using Low-Cost Data Acquisition Sys-temGeice Villibor, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, IowaState University, Ames, Iowa United States (Presenter:Brian Steward) (Geice Paula Villibor, Brian Steward,Greg Luecke, Daniel Marçal de Queiroz, Lie Tang, SafalKshetri)

20 1700697 Research on motion Trajectory and Dynamic in Re-ciprocating Cutter of maize StalkXu Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Yuan Su, Zheng Bao, Hao Liu, XuWang, Guan Wang, Yang Xu)

21 1700725 Effects of Tree Architecture and Shaking Frequencyand Amplitude on Fruit Removal Efficiency andDamage in Mechanical Harvesting of ApplesShaochun Ma, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Ming Liu, Shaochun Ma,Guangyou Yang, Ruipei Xie, Qi Huang, Wanhao Zhang)

22 1700727 Effect of Air Pressure and shaking Frequency onFruit Damage in Mechanical Harvesting of ApplesShaochun Ma, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Shaochun Ma, Manoj Kar-kee, Han Fu, Daozong Sun, Qin Zhang)

23 1700730 The design and experiment of longitudinal axial-flow maize threshing and separating test benchZhe Qu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, ChinaChina, People’s Republic of (Zhe Qu, Tianliang Zhang,Kehong Li, Li Yang, Tao Cui, Dongxing Zhang)

24 1700731 Study in the excitation parameters on the dynamicresponse of the Ginkgo fruitYan Xuan, (Yan Xuan, Linyun Xu, Huan Lin)

25 1700772 Analysis of the hickory tree motion under the exci-tation of eccentric-type vibratory mechanismXiaoqiang Du, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Hangzhou,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Jianxiang Du)(Nannan Xu, Xiaoqiang Du, Enxiao Liu, Dangwei Li,Jianxiang Du, Chuanyu Wu)

26 1700773 Minimized Cost Programming Method for FarmingMachines’ Distribution Based on Reliability AnalysisPengtao Li, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (Peng-tao Li, Zhian Zheng)

27 1700774 An Approach to Calculate Linear Abrasive WearRate of Soil-engaging Implements’ SurfacesPengtao Li, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (Peng-tao Li, Zhian Zheng)

28 1700782 Coaxial contra-rotating sugarcane base cutterXiuheng Wu, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (Xi-uheng Wu, Shaochun Ma, Wanhao Zhang, ZhengheSong)

29 1700803 Study on the Changing Rule of the Dielectric Prop-erties of the Damaged Red Jujube in the DryingProcessCan Hu, Tarim University, Alar, Xinjiang China, People’sRepublic of (Presenter: Xiaoguang Dong) (Can Hu, Xi-uying Tang, Bing Lu, Chaoji Liu, Xiaotong Zhu, Xi-aoguang Dong)

30 1700811 Evaluation of the Measured Acceleration Producedby the Conventional Tap Method and a DevelopedShaker Machine for Asian Citrus PsyllidMuna Abbas, University of Florida, Gainesville, FloridaUnited States (Presenter: Arash Toudeshki) (MunaAbbas, Reza Ehsani, Ray Bucklin, Wonsuk ‘Daniel’ Lee,John Schueller, Kirsten Pelz-Stelinski, Arash Toudeshki)

31 1700885 Design and Test on the Pneumatic Taking SeedlingClaw and Taking Seedling Method of Auto-Trans-planterQizhi Yang, School of Agricultural Equipment Engi-neers, zhenjiang, jiangsu Province China, People’s Re-public of (Qizhi Yang, Mengtao Sun, Jianping Hu, JingCai, Li Xu, Xinyi Shi, Ibrar Ahamd, Linqiang Guo)

32 1700931 Sieving Rate Influential Factor Analysis of Multi-di-mensional Maggots and Substrates MachineQizhi Yang, School of Agricultural Equipment Engi-neers, Zhenjiang, China, People’s Republic of (QizhiYang, Jing Cai, Mengtao Sun, Xinyi Shi, Li Xu, IbraAhamd, Xin Zhou, Zhihuan Wang)

33 1701125 Movement Simulation of Convey Part of the PlasmaTreatment ProcessorJinkui Feng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Jinkui Feng, Aiping Pang,Decheng Wang)

34 1701126 Simulation of Seeds Movement in Plasma TreatmentEquipment Base on EDEMJinkui Feng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Jinkui Feng, Aiping Pang,Decheng Wang)

35 1701159 Techno-economic evaluation of corn and soybeanproduction under different management practicesAsmita Khanal, Ohio State University, Wooster, OHUnited States (Asmita Khanal, Ajay Shah, Luis Huezo)

36 1701219 Challenges in Establishing Mechanization Optionsfor Cacao Harvesting in East Luwu, IndonesiaCininta Pertiwi, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Cininta Pertiwi, Reza Ehsani, Keith In-gram)

37 1701319 UAV Thermal Mapping of Harvested Cropland inWinterRobert Freeland, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TNUnited States (Robert Freeland, Barry Allred, MichaelBuschermohle, Neal Eash, Tyson Raper, Shawn Butler,Lori Duncan)

38 1701350 An intelligent crop cultivation system based oncomputer vision with a multiplex switch approachChung-Liang Chang, National Pingtung University ofScience and Technology, Pingtung County, Taiwan,R.O.C. China, Republic of (Taiwan) (Chung-LiangChang, Kuan-Min Lin, Wei-Lun Fu)

39 1701396 A Low-Cost System for Instrumenting LiDAR on anUnmanned Aircraft SystemMichael Sama, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Presenter: Christopher Good) (Christo-pher Good, Michael Sama, Saket Dasika, Ali Hamidis-epehr, Ricky Mason)

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40 1701413 Comparisons of Precision Planter Seeding RateBased on Meter Drive TypeJoseph Dvorak, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Joseph Dvorak, Anderson Gomes,Roberto Silva, Joseph Rounsaville)

41 1701464 Engineering Hybrid Unmanned Aerial Systems andAutonomous Surface Vehicles to Address Aquacul-tural and Aquatic ChallengesSteven Hall, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC United States (Steven Hall, Randy Price, DanielSmith, Matthew Campbell)

42 1701562 Thermotherapy with Horticulture Mineral Oil forpear psylla managementHaitham Bahlol, Washington State University, Prosser,Washington United States (Haitham Bahlol) (HaithamBahlol, Lav Khot, Gwen-Alyn Hoheisel)

43 1701700 Weed vs. Crop Differentiation Using Crop MarkingSystemsHannah Joy Pheasant, University of California, Davis,California United States (Hannah Joy Pheasant)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 308 PRECISION AGRICULTURE -

POSTERS – Sponsored by MS-54Moderator: Chenghai Yang, USDA ARS Location: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author44 1700124 Web-based Real-Time Temperature Inversion Deter-

mination for Recommending Timing of Aerial Appli-cations in the Mississippi DeltaYanbo Huang, USDA ARS CPSRU, Stoneville, MSUnited States (Yanbo Huang, Daniel Fisher, StevenThomson, Mark Silva, Larry Heatherly)

45 1700432 The development and suggestion of King grass inChinaBingnan Ye, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Bingnan Ye, Decheng Wang, Guanghui Wang, YongYou, Qingyun Sun)

46 1700570 Satellite imagery explains spatiotemporal variationin maize response to fertilizer nitrogenVijaya Joshi, University of Minnesota, St Paul, MNUnited States (Vijaya Raj Joshi, Jeffrey A. Coulter, AxelGarcia y Garcia)

47 1700712 Research of Crop Disease Detection Based onImage Processing TechnologyXunsheng Ji, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, Jiangsu China,People’s Republic of (Xunsheng Ji)

48 1700892 Determination of Soil Moisture Content, ElectoralConductivity and Nitrogen Level RelationshipDr. Ali Mirzakhani Nafchi, Clemson University,Blackville, SC United States (Presenter: Hasan Mirza-khaninafchi, Indra Mani, Ali Mirzakhani Nafchi)

49 1701269 Utilizing Precision Ag Tools to Facilitate On-FarmResearchElizabeth Hawkins, The Ohio State University, Wilming-ton, Ohio United States (Elizabeth Hawkins, John Ful-ton)

50 1701294 Evaluating Precision Planting of Coated Extra-largeConfection Sunflower KernelsHarjot Sidhu, North Dakota State University, Fargo, NDUnited States (Presenter: Ewumbua Monono) (HarjotSidju, Burton Johnson, Ewumbua Monono, GaneshBora, Dennis Wiesenborn)

51 1701389 Non-destructive quick detection based on Vis-NIRspectra for content of soil available nitrogenXiaoguang Dong, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Yangmuyu Su, XiuyingTang, Xiaoguang Dong, Yankun Peng)

52 1701428 Development of an accurate and low-cost position-ing system for overhead irrigation machinesA Mirzakhani Nafchi (A. Mirzakhani Nafchi, JosePayero, Rebecca Davis)

53 1701657 Stress Factors Detection for Avocado Trees byUsing Specroradiometric and 5 Bands Camera ILS(Incident Light Sensors)Jaafar Abdulridha, University of Florida, Lake Alfred,Florida United States (Jaafar Abdulridha, Reza Ehsani,Amr Abd-Elrahman)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 310 ADVANCES IN

EVAPOTRANSPIRATIONRESEARCH – Sponsored by NRES-21Moderator: Devendra Amatya, US Forest ServiceLocation: 202B

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700926 Dynamics of Leaf and Canopy Stomatal Resistance

and Transpiration of Irrigated Maize under Continu-ous No-Till and Disk-TillVivek Sharma, University of Wyoming, Powell,Wyoming United States (Vivek Sharma, Suat Irmak)

7:50AM 1700025 Evaluation of Evapotranspiration Models for Water-leaf crop using Data from LysimeterPrecious Egbuikwem, Imo State Polytechnic,Umuagwo, Owerri, Imo Nigeria (Precious Egbuikwem,Gregory Obiechefu)

8:05AM 1700830 Satellite-informed modeling of almond and walnutevapotranspiration in CaliforniaLee Johnson, University Corporation at Monterey Bay,Mountain View, CA United States (Lee Johnson, AllanFulton, Richard Rosecrance, Michael Cahn)

8:20AM 1700912 Use of eddy-covariance methods to “calibrate” sim-ple estimators of evapotranspirationDavid Sumner, USGS USGS.GOV, Lutz, FL UnitedStates (David Sumner, Jeffrey Geurink, Amy Swancar)

8:35AM 1700533 Evaluation of Temperature Based Evapotranspira-tion Models in Subtropical Humid Climate of IndiaAshish Pandey, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee,Uttarakhand India (Ashish Pandey) (Ashish Pandey)

8:50AM 1701500 Impact of Accurate Evapotranspiration Estimateson DRAINMOD Simulation in North DakotaAli Rashid Niaghi, North Dakota State University, Fargo,ND United States (Ali Rashid Niaghi, Xinhua Jia, Tho-moas Schere)

9:05AM 1700304 Evaluation of Three Potential Evapotranspiration(PET) Methods using Water Budget for Two South-eastern Atlantic Coastal Plain ForestsDevendra Amatya, USDA Forest Svc, Cordesville, SCUnited States (Devendra Amatya)

9:20AM 1700992 Software Development for Remote Sensing BasedForest Evapotranspiration Mapping of Chatta-hoochee National ForestSudhanshu Panda, University of North Georgia, Oak-wood, Georgia United States (Sudhanshu Panda, De-vendra Amatya, Ian Flitcroft, Thomas Graham)310 Advances in Evapotranspiration ResearchWednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AM

9:35AM 1700406 Remote sensing estimation of actual evapotranspi-ration from dryland cropping systemsM. Azeem Khan, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (M. Azeem Khan, Claudio Stöckle,Richard G. Allen, Chi Jinshu)

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Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 311 AGRICULTURAL BMPS:

EFFECTIVENESS, VERIFICATIONAND MODELING – Sponsored by NRES-26Moderator: Nathaniel Bailey, Florida A&M UnivLocation: 202C

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1701345 Using edge-of-field monitoring data and field scale

SWAT models to assess the impact of best manage-ment practices in the Great Lakes Priority Water-shedsKatherine Merriman, USGS, Urbana, il United States(Presenters: Katherine Merriman, Amy Russell)Guoxue Li, Ajay Shah)

7:50AM 1701488 Updated Soil Conservation Practice Simulation withthe WEPP ModelDennis Flanagan, USDA-Agricultural Research Service,West Lafayette, IN United States (Dennis Flanagan,Anurag, Srivastava, James Frankenberger, Joel Poore,Norman Widman)

8:05AM 1701253 Simulated effects of winter wheat cover crop on soilwater balances, soil quality and yield of subsequentcotton cropSrinivasulu Ale, Texas A&M AgriLife, Vernon, TX UnitedStates (Srinivasulu Ale, Pradip Adhikari, Nina Omani,Paul DeLaune, Kelly Thorp, Edward Barnes)

8:20AM 1701502 Impact of On-farm Water Storage System Implemen-tation on Agricultural Watersheds Using Assess-ments from AnnAGNPS SimulationsJuan D. Perez-Gutierrez, Auburn University, Auburn, ALUnited States (Juan D. Perez-Gutierrez, Joel Paz, MaryLove Tagert, Lindsey Yasarer, Ronald Binger)

8:35AM 1700271 Chronosequence of Soil Aggregate Size and Or-ganic Matter Content Following Conversion fromRowcrop to PrairieBethany Brittenham, Iowa State University, Ames, IAUnited States (Bethany Brittenham, Randy Kolka,Matthew Helmers)

8:50AM 1700789 Life cycle assessment of value-addition to on-farmorganic residues through anaerobic digestion andcompostingYangyang Li, Ohio State University, Wooster, OhioUnited States (Yangyang Li, Ashish Manandhara,

9:05AM 1701308 Evaluation of water stress of Huanglongbing (HLB)infected citrus trees under different heat treatmentsAzadeh Alizadeh, University of Florida, Gainesville, FLUnited States (Azadeh Alizadeh, Katie Migliaccio, RezaEhsani)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 312 APPLICATIONS OF ECOLOGICAL

ENGINEERING – Sponsored by NRES-28Moderator: Trisha Moore, Kansas State UnivLocation: 203

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700606 Effect of Partially Stabilized Organic Amendments

on Volatile Acids Production and Pest Inactivationusing Soil BiosolarizationJesus Fernandez Bayo, Department of Biological andAgricultural Engineering, UC Davis, Department of FoodScience and Technology, UC Davis, Davis, CA UnitedStates (Jesus Fernandez Bayo, Tara Randall, YigalAchmon, Kelley Hestmark, Duff Harrold, Joey Su, RuthDahlquist-Willard, Thomas Gordon, JeanVaderGheynst, Christopher Simmons)

7:50AM 1701427 Optimization of a Granular Activated Carbon- Mem-brane Integrated- Multigrade Effluent System forGreywater Treatment and ReuseFouad Jaber, Texas A&M University, Dallas, TX UnitedStates (Fouad Jaber, Shashi Kant)

8:05AM 1700714 Numerical Simulation and Analysis of Artificial Aer-ation Ecological Purification System Based on CFD(Computational Fluid Dynamics)Yang Yang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China (Pre-senter: Fanfei Deng) (Yang Yang, Zonglou Guo, FanfeiDeng)

8:20AM 1700393 The biological responses and metal phytoaccumu-lation of duckweed Spirodela to manganese andchromiumYing Liu, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Ying Liu, Tanatcha Sanguanphun, Wen-qiao Yuan, Jay J. Cheng, Metha Meetam)

8:35AM 1700822 Modeling animal movement in landscape: an object-oriented programing and Bayesian networkTanh Nguyen, Stephen F. Austin State University,Nacogdoches, Texas United States (Tanh Nguyen,Daniel Scognamillo, Christopher Comer, Caitlin Glymph,Dave Holdermann)

8:50AM 1700333 Effects of using pumps for water management incoastal waterfowl impoundments on nutrient dy-namics and exportRandall Etheridge, East Carolina University, Greenville,NC United States (Randall Etheridge, Brian Hinckley,Michelle Moorman)

9:05AM 1700351 Plant selections for vegetated channels: Evaluationof seven aquatic plant species for susceptibility tofive species of PhytophthoraNatasha Bell, Clemson University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Natasha Bell, Sarah White, Daniel Hitchcock,Steven Jeffers)

9:20AM 1701100 Synthesis-based Watershed Delineation in FlatLandscapes Shifts Nutrient Sources and Restora-tion BurdenMax Wallace, Univ of Florida, Gainesville, FL (PresenterSanjay Shukla) (Max Wallace)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 314 MODELING DRAINGE SYSTEMS –

Sponsored by NRES-23Moderator: Zhiming QiLocation: 205

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction8:20AM 1701223 Simulating agronomic management effects on

greenhouse gas emissions in a subsurfacedrainage field in Southern Quebec using RZWQM2Qianjing Jiang, McGill University, Ste-Anne-De-Belle-vue, QC Canada (Zhiming Qi) (Qianjing Jiang, ZhimingQi, Chandra A. Madramootoo)

8:50AM 1700278 Developing a phosphorus (P) module in RZWQM2for phosphorus management in subsurface drainedagricultural fieldsDebasis Sadhukhan, McGill University, Sainte Anne DeBellevue, Quebec Canada (Debasis Sadhukhan) (De-basis Sadhukhan, Zhiming Qi, Tiequan Zhang, ChinTan)

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Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 314 LEVERAGING BIG DATA AND

COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS FORTACKLING WATER RESOURCESPROBLEMS – Sponsored by NRES-21,NRES-24Moderator: Natalie Nelson, Univ of FloridaLocation: 206A

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700071 Inverse Modeling to Estimate Wilting Points from

Remotely-Sensed Soil MoistureMaoya Bassiouni, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OrUnited States (Maoya Bassiouni, Stephen Good)

7:50AM 1700694 Neural Networks and Low Cost Sensors to EstimateSite-Specific EvapotranspirationJason Kelley, Oregon State University, Corvallis, ORUnited States (Jason Kelley, Chad Higgins, TaylorVagher, Willow Walke)

8:05AM 1701321 Does one of the most premier mechanistic waterquality models effectively simulate cyanobacteriadynamics?Natalie Nelson, University of Florida, Gainesville,Florida United States (Natalie Nelson, Rafael Muñoz-Carpena)

8:20AM 1701361 CISTA model - A novel tool to develop adaptationstrategies in a changing environmentAavudai Anandhi, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee,FL United States (Aavudai Anandhi)

8:35AM 1701008 Automated Updated RUSLE Model Development inArcGIS ModelBuilder in Climate Change ConditionSudhanshu Panda, University of North Georgia, Oak-wood, Georgia United States (Sudhanshu Panda, Re-becca Peoples, Justin Ellis)

8:50AM 1701401 Functional Soil Parameter Geographic Databasesfor Water Quality Modeling in the United StatesMauro Di Luzio, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, Temple,TX United States (Mauro Di Luzio, Mike White, JeffArnold)

9:05AM 1701702 Beyond Chemical Water Quality: What Controls theEcological Quality of Freshwater Ecosystems at theContinental Scale in Europe?Ismael Martin Rodea Palomares, University of Florida,Gainesville, Florida United States (Ismael Martin,Rodea Palomares)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 315 NUTRIENT TRANSPORT AND

CYCLING – Sponsored by NRES-22, NRES-28Moderator: Sanjay Shukla, Univ of FloridaLocation: 206B

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1701211 A Metabolomics-Based Approach for Molecular-

Scale Tracking of Organic Nutrients in Aquatic Sys-temsLudmilla Aristilde, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Ludmilla Aristilde)

7:50AM 1701017 Effects of detachment capacity on soil erodibility toconcentrated flow with flume experimentsYuequn Dong, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sci-ences, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of (Presenter:Zhang Qingwen) (Qingwen Zhang, Yuequn Dong, HuiZhang, Zengli Yang, Xingren Liu, Aiping Zhang, TingwuLei)

8:05AM 1700057 Growth Rates of Duckweed on Anaerobically Di-gested Dairy Manure for Nutrient Uptake andMacroalgal Biomass ProductionBingjun He, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID UnitedStates (Kevin Kruger) (Kevin Kruger, Lide Chen,Bingjun He)

Steven Sibray)8:20AM 1700637 Design of wood chip denitrification bioreactors

treating nitrate-N from agricultural drainageDavid McKenzie, St. John’s Research and DevelopmentCentre, St. John’s, NL Canada (Presenter: LordwinJeyakumar) (David McKenzie, Lordwin Jeyakumar,Peter Murphy, Shabtai Bittman, Kerry Hobrecker, EvanDerdall)

8:35AM 1701037 Comparing the soil nitrogen losses for fall appliedmanure and inorganic fertilizer in the NorthernGreat PlainsMukesh Mehata, South Dakota State University, Brook-ings, South Dakota United States (Mukesh Mehata, ErinCortus, Joseph Darrington)

8:50AM 1700336 Returning Degraded Soils to Productivity: NutrientLosses from Directed Fertilization of WoodchipAmended SoilsErin Menzies, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Erin Menzies, Rebecca Scheider, Todd Walter)

9:05AM 1700545 Examining impacts evolving irrigation practiceshave on groundwater via age-dating tracers and ni-trogen isotopes.Martin Wells, University of Nebraska Lincoln, Lincoln,Nebraska United States (Martin Wells, Troy Gilmore,

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 316 SENSORS FOR IRRIGATION

MANAGEMENT– Sponsored by NRES-24, NRES-244Moderator: Ken Stone, USDA ARSLocation: 206C

Time Paper# Title/Author7:35AM 1700230 Number of soil water monitoring locations required

for irrigation management: A geostatistical analysisDerek Heeren, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NEUnited States (John Burdette Barker, Trenton Franz,Derek Heeren Christopher Neale, Joe Luck)

7:50AM 1700860 Variable Baseline Crop Water Stress Index Tempera-tures for Sugar Beets in an Arid RegionBradley King, USDA Agricultural Research Service,Kimberly, Idaho United States (Bradley King, DavidTarkalson)

8:05AM 1701192 Crop Monitoring System based on Internet ofThings for Performance Evaluation of MESA andLESA Irrigation MethodsYasin Osroosh, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (Yasin Osroosh, Lav R. Khot, R. TroyPeters)

8:20AM 1700784 The Potential to Use Cosmic Ray Neutron Probe forCenter Pivot Irrigation ManagementJacob LaRue, Valmont Irrigation, Valley,, NebraskaUnited States (Jacob LaRue, Trenton Franz, KellyDowning)

8:35AM 1701094 Continuous, Proximal Leaf Monitoring System toAssist with Precision Irrigation Implementationusing a Wireless Mesh Network of Sensors andControllers in AlmondsErin Kizer, University of California, Davis, Davis, Califor-nia United States (Erin Kizer, Kelley Drechsler, Chan-ning Ko-Madden, Shrinivasa Upadhyaya, Julie Meyers,Francisco Rojo, Alex Schramm, Qingsong Zhang)

8:50AM 1700705 Precision Irrigation in Wine Grape Using a ProximalLeaf Monitor System for Measuring Plant Water Sta-tusChanning Ko-Madden, University of California, Davis,Davis, CA United States (Channing Ko-Madden, ErinKizer, Kelley Drechsler, Julie Meyers, Francisco Rojo,Alexander Schramm, QingSong Zhang, ShrinivasaUpadhyaya)

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9:05AM 1701557 Perfromance Analysis of Electromagnetic SoilWater Sensors in a Loam SoilJasreman Singh, University of Nebraska Lincoln, NorthPlatte, Nebraska United States(Jasreman Singh, D.R.Rudnick, T. Lo, Turner J. Dorr, Chuck A Burr, RodrigoWerle, Tim M. Shaver, Francisco Muñoz-Arriola)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 317 MANURE MANAGEMENT PART 2

– Sponsored by NRES-27Moderator: Dan Anderson, Iowa State UnivLocation: 206D

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700205 Case study of historical swine finishing manure

characteristics and applicationsBenjamin Smith, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Benjamin Smith, Dan Andersen, Jay Harmon)

7:50AM 1700573 Settling Characteristics of Swine and Dairy ManureCaleb Polson, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Caleb Polson, Daniel Andersen, Laura Pepple)

8:05AM 1701504 Investigation of sulfide distribution of swine manurein deep-pit storageHongjian Lin, University of Minnesota, St Paul, MNUnited States (Hongjian Lin, Weiwei Liu, Jing Gan,Yuchuan Wang, Bo Hu)

8:20AM 1700267 A microbial lens into the causes of manure pit foam-ingAdina Howe, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Adina Howe, Fan Yang, Daniel Andersen,Steven Trabue, Angela Kent, Laura Pepple, RichardGates)

8:35AM 1700256 Estrogen Transport in Surface Runoff from Agricul-tural Fields Treated with Two Application Methodsof Dairy ManureHeather Gall, The Pennsylvania State University, Uni-versity Park, PA (Odette Mina, Heather Gall, LouisSaporito, Peter Kleinman)

8:50AM 1700269 Antibiotics and antibiotic resistant bacteria andgenes in northeastern dairy manure managementsystems – Project overview and preliminary find-ings from an 11 farm case studyJason Oliver, Cornell University, Ithaca, New YorkUnited States (Jason Oliver, Curt Gooch, MitchMayville, Lauren Sassoubre, Stephanie Lansing, JennaSchueler, Gary Felton, Krista Wigginton, Emily Cros-sette, Lutgarde Raskin, Diana Aga, Kathryn Langenfeld)

9:05AM 1701423 Survey of Small Michigan Livestock Winter ManureHandling and Economic Assessment of PolicyChangeSteven Miller, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI United States (Steven Miller, John Mann, Dale Roze-boom, Steven Safferman, Andrea Leschewski, JasonSmith)

9:20AM 1700342 Techno-economic optimization of community-basedmanure processingMahmoud Sharara, University of Wisconsin, Madison,Wisconsin United States (Mahmoud Sharara, TroyRunge, Rebecca Larson, John G Primm)

9:35AM 1700485 Supplying Water Warmed by Exhaust Heat from aClosed Vertical Composting Facility for Dairy CowsYoichiro Kojima, National Agriculture and Food Re-search Organization, Institute of Livestock and Grass-land Science (NILGS), Nasushiobara, Tochigi Japan(Yoichiro Kojima, Ryoh Nakakubo, Koichi Amaha, Mit-suyoshi Ishida)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 318 BIOSECURITY FOR ANIMAL

FACILITIES – Sponsored by PAFS-40,PAFS-50, MS-49, MS-54Moderator: Joseph Darrington, South Dakota

State UnivLocation: 207

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700558 Modeling airborne virus concentrations in filtered

swine barns with negative-pressure ventilating sys-temsKevin Janni, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MNUnited States (Kevin Janni, Montse Torremorell, LarryJacobson, Carmen Alonso, Brian Hetchler)

7:50AM 1700443 Field Evaluation of an Electrostatic Air FiltrationSystem for Reducing Incoming Particulate Matter ofa Hen HouseYang Zhao, Department of Agricultural and BiologicalEngineering, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MSUnited States (Yang, Zhao, Lilong Chai, Brad Richard-son, Hongwei Xin)

8:05AM 1701091 Composting as a Biosecure Disposal Method forPEDv-infected Pig CarcassesAmy Schmidt, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Amy Schmidt, J. Dustin Loy, DanielMiller)

8:20AM 1700098 Response surface modelling for cleaning and bacte-ria removing in milking systems with alkaline elec-trolyzed oxidizing (EO) waterChaoyuan Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Yu Liu) (Yu Liu,Chaoyuan Wang, Baoming Li, Zhengxiang Shi)

8:35AM 1701151 Optimization of Ammonia and Airborne CulturableBacteria Removal by Slightly Acidic ElectrolyzedWater Spray ScrubbersZonggang Li, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Zonggang Li, WeichaoZheng, Baoming Li)

8:50AM 1700607 Feasibility study for the use of surface-temperaturediscriminant poultry healthXiuLin Liu, North University of China, Taiyuan, China,People’s Republic of (Ye-Hong Liu, Xiang-Lin Liu, Chun-Hong Cao, Luhuishan Lu, Fu-Jie Wang, Yao Ge, Yu-Chao Lu)

9:05AM 1701639 Development, Validation and Application of a MobileAir Filter Testing UnitBenjamin Smith, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Benjamin Smith)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 319 DRYING, HANDLING AND STORAGE

OF CROPS - PART 1 – Sponsored byPRS-702Moderator: Carol Jones, Oklahoma State UnivLocation: 300C

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700663 Apparatus for Rapid Material Moisture Conditioning

Using Saturated Salt SolutionsDavid Bohnhoff, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WIUnited States (David Bohnhoff)

7:50AM 1701175 Studies on Corn Flour Flowability as Affected byRoller Milling and Moisture ContentHarishchandra Jadhav, Iowa State University, Ames, IAUnited States (Harishchandra Jadhav, Sai Teja Mar-ripudi, Chinwendu Ozoh, Xiong Cao, Kurt Rosentrater)

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8:05AM 1700855 Development of an inexpensive sensor for the de-tection of mold in stored canola seedKevin Moore, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OKUnited States (Kevin Moore, Carol Jones, Robert Fra-zier, Ning Wang, Niels Maness, Stephen Marek)

8:20AM 1700677 Prediction of official FGIS odor classifications usingheadspace analysis of volatile organic compoundsPatrick Murphy, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Patrick Murphy, Steven Trabue, KenwoodScroggin, Stephen Vardeman)

8:35AM 1700987 Turbulence intensity and distribution in rough ricebin drying and storage system with new “cabling”technologyGbenga Olatunde, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States (Gbenga Olatunde, GriffithsAtungulu)

8:50AM 1701072 Evaluating the Moisture Content Level for Safe Stor-age of Rough RiceBhagwati Prakash, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR United States (Bhagwati Prakash, Shweta Kumari,Terry Siebenmorgen)

9:05AM 1700988 Impact of Natural Air Drying and Storage Conditionon Soybean Seed Germination and QualityGbenga Olatunde, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States (Gbenga Olatunde, ShantaeWilson, Griffiths Atungulu)

9:20AM 1701482 Development and Evaluation of an On-Farm Flu-idized Bed Drying SystemSammy Sadaka, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, ARUnited States (Sammy Sadaka, Griffiths Atungulu)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 320 MODELING AND OPTIMIZATION IN

FOOD PROCESSING ANDSTORAGE – Sponsored by PRS-703Moderator: Litha Sivanandan, West Virginia UnivLocation: 300D

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1701404 Poultry System Simulation Model (PRYSSM) to Eval-

uate Water Consumption and Wastewater Contami-nation LevelsOlga Kemenova, Georgia Institute of Technology, At-lanta, GA United States (Olga Kemenova, AlexanderSamoylov)

7:50AM 1701071 Mathematical Modeling of a Cross-Flow Rice Dryerwith TurnflowsBhagwati Prakash, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR United States (Bhagwati Prakash, Terry Siebenmor-gen)

8:05AM 1700391 Modeling Oil Quality Parameters of Crambe SeedsStored at Various ConditionsEwumbua Monono, North Dakota State University,Fargo, North Dakota United States (Ewumbua Monono,Magnun Penariol da Silva, Dennis Wiesenborn)

8:20AM 1700985 Simulation and validation of In-bin stored rice tem-perature and moisture characteristics using Com-putational Fluid DynamicsGbenga Olatunde, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,Arkansas United States (Gbenga Olatunde, GriffithsAtungulu)

8:35AM 1701580 Investigation of In-Bin Grain Aeration Potential inAustraliaChandra Singh, University of South Australia, MawsonLakes, South Australia Australia (Chandra Singh, JohnFielke)

8:50AM 1700384 The Potential of Using Organic Acid Produced in-situ to Preserve Sugar Beet JuiceEwumbua Monono, North Dakota State University,Fargo, North Dakota United States (Ewumbua Monono,Juan Vargas-Ramierz, Dennis Wiesenborn)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 321 SPECTRAL SCATTERING,

FLUORESCENCE, AND RAMANTECHNOLOGY FOR FOOD QUALITYAND SAFETY – Sponsored by PRS-701Moderator: Jiawei Qin, USDA ARSLocation: 302A

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1701376 Emerging green analytical tools for food quality and

safetyQuansheng Chen, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China,People’s Republic of (Quansheng Chen, Qin Ouyang,Zhiming Guo, Hao Lin)

7:50AM 1700717 Optimization of spatial frequency domain imagingtechnique for estimating optical properties of foodand biological materialsDong Hu, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MIUnited States (Presenter: Ye Sun) (Dong Hu, Renfu Lu,Yibin Ying)

8:05AM 1700726 Flexible and Attachable Surface-Enhanced RamanScattering (SERS) Sensors for in-situ Detection ofChemical Residue on Agro-productsJingjing Wang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China,People’s Republic of (Jingjing Wang, Xiangjiang Liu)

8:20AM 1701330 Instrumental evaluation of Chinese rice wine sen-sory attributes using near infrared spectroscopycombined with multivariate calibrationQin Ouyang, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, JiangsuProvince China, People’s Republic of (Qin Ouyang)

8:35AM 1700975 Volatile Detection from Plant Headspace with Modi-fied Surface-Enhanced Raman SpectroscopyJinhyuk Park, Texas A&M University, College station,Texas United States (Jinhyuk Park, J. Alex Thomasson,Kyung-Min Lee)

8:50AM 1701306 Development of on-line detection system for simul-taneous assessment of edible quality and internaldefect in apple by NIR transmittance spectroscopyZhiming Guo, Jiangsu University, Zhenajing, JiangsuChina, People’s Republic of (Quansheng Chen, JingzhuWu, Qin Ouyang, Hua Chen, Jiewen Zhao)

9:05AM 1700398 Detecting maleic anhydride in starch using line-scan hyperspectral Raman chemical imagingJianwei Qin, USDA ARS, Baltimore, Maryland UnitedStates (Jianwei Qin, Moon Kim, Kuanglin Chao, LisaBellato)

9:20AM 1700584 A Study on Phase Analysis Techniques in Struc-tured-Illumination Reflectance Imaging for FruitThree-Dimensional Surface ReconstructionYuzhen Lu, Michigan State University, East Lansing,Michigan United States (Yuzhen Lu, Renfu Lu)

9:35AM 1701529 Comparison of NIR and Raman Hyperspectral Imag-ing to Detect Adulteration of Food PowdersColm O’Donnell, University of Dublin, Belfield, Ireland(Colm O’Donnell) (E.M. Achata, C. Esquerre, A.A.Gowen, C.P. O’Donnell)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 322 MICROWAVE AND RADIO

FREQUENCY PROCESSING– Sponsored by PRS-703Moderator: Shaojin Wang, Northwest A&F UnivLocation: 302B

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700082 Improvement of radio frequency (RF) heating unifor-

mity for peanuts with a new strategy using compu-tational modelingShuang Zhang, Northwest A&F University, Yangling,,Shaanxi, China, People’s Republic of (Shuang Zhang,Zhi Huang, Shaojin Wang)

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7:50AM 1700113 Physiochemical Properties of Rice Dried Using Mi-crowave Set at 915 MHz FrequencyDeandrae Smith, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR United States (Deandrae Smith, Griffiths Atungulu)

8:05AM 1700148 Dynamic simulation for radio frequency heating ofparticle foods: Theoretical development and empiri-cal validationZhi Huang, Northwest A&F University, Yangling,Shaanxi China, People’s Republic of (Zhi Huang,Shuang Zhang, Shaojin Wang)

8:20AM 1700970 Effect of 915 MHz microwave intensity on millingand sensory characteristics of rough rice of differ-ent cultivarsGriffiths Atungulu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR United States (Griffiths Atungulu, Gbenga Olatunde)322 Microwave and Radio Frequency Processing

8:35AM 1701450 Development of Microwave Sterilization Process forPackaged FoodZhongwei Tang, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States(Zhongwei Tang, Frank Liu, JumingTang, Peter Gray, Frank Younce, Huimin Lin, StewartBohnet, Xin Wang, Graham Barnett)

8:50AM 1701596 Hydrothermal microwave-assisted treatments forblackberries as postharvest control against BotrytiscinereaRoberto Rojas-Laguna, Universidad de Guanajuato,Salamanca, Gto Mexico (D. Ezahu Miranda-Estrada,Abel Ceron-Garcia, Maria E. Sosa-Morales, RobertoRojas-Laguna)

9:05AM 1700372 Dielectric properties of pistachio kernels as influ-enced by frequency, temperature, moisture and saltcontentBo Ling, , Yangling, China, People’s Republic of (BoLing) (Bo Ling, Shaojin Wang)

Wednesday, July 19 – 7:30AM-10:00AMSESSION 323 POST-HARVEST TECHNOLOGY OF

SPECIALTY CROPS – Sponsored by PRS-702Moderator: Mark Casada, Kansas State UnivLocation: 303A

Time Paper# Title/Author7:30AM Introduction7:35AM 1700049 Digital image processing algorithms for a litchi har-

vesting robotXiangjun Zou, South China Agricultural University,Guangzhou, China, People’s Republic of (Presenter:Chenglin Wang) (Xianguan Zou, Chenglin Wang,Hongjun Wang)

7:50AM 1700245 Design and Evaluation of Commercial Scale InfraredWalnut DryerChandrasekar Venkitasamy, University of CaliforniaDavis, Davis, CA United States (Chandrasekar Venki-tasamy, Chang Chen, Yi Shen, Weipeng Zhang, RagabKhir, Hamed El-Mashad, Ruihong Zhang, Zhongli Pan)

8:05AM 1700757 Machine vision and thermographic imaging for de-termining of grading of tomato on postharvestJinshi Cui, , Seoul, Korea, South (Jinshi Cui, Seong-InCho, MyongKyoon Yang, Daesik Son, Sungmin Park)

8:20AM 1700929 Automated Raspberry Promicane Tying MechanismKapil Khanal, Washington State University, Prosser,Washington United States (Kapil Khanal, SantoshBhusal, Manoj Karkee)

8:35AM 1700946 Physical Characteristics Of Soursop Seeds As Af-fected By Moisture ContentAkindele Alonge, University of Uyo, Uyo, Akwa IbomState Nigeria (Akindele Folarin Alonge, Juliet Udoh,Tajudeen Olayanju, Olawale Dairo)

8:50AM 1701390 Georgia Peach Harvest Dates PredictionsAlex Samoylov, Georgia Tech Research Institute, At-lanta, GA United States (Alex Samoylov, Olga Kemen-ova)

Wednesday, July 19 – 9:000AM-12:15PMSESSION 324 ABET CRITERION PROGRAMMING

Location: 301Time Paper# Title/Author9:00AM ABET Program Evaluator Information Session

Panelists: Ann Kenimer, Texas A&N UnivDonald Slack, Univ of ArizonaMike Hirschi, Univ of IllinoisSonia Maassel Jacobsen, Univ of

MinnesotaDavid Jones, Univ of NebraskaPeter Livingston, Cal Poly UnivRichard Cavaletto, Cal Poly Univ

10:00AM ABET Criteria 4 Assessment and Continuous Im-provementChairs: Mark Riley, Evan Curtis, Univ of Nebraska

10:00AM 1700289 Non-Onerous and Sometimes Effective Approachesto Continuous Improvement Processes for a mid-sized Engineering Degree ProgramD. Raj Raman, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (D. Raj Raman, Amy L. Kaleita)

10:20AM 1701271 Criterion 4 Lessons Learned at the University ofKentucky after a Recent ABET ReviewCzarena Crofcheck, University of Kentucky, Lexington,KY United States (Czarena Crofcheck)

10:35AM Discussion on Assessment Methods among Pro-grams in Ag/Bio Disciplines

10:45AM-12:15PM Roundtable Discussion on AssessmentModerators: Mark Riley, Evan Curtis, Univ of NebraskaPanelists: TBA

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 325 APPLIED SCIENCE AND

ENGINEERING POSTER SESSION– Sponsored by ASEModerator: Mark Wilkins, Univ of NebraskaLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author1 1700026 Temperature variability during frost event on differ-

ent terrain of tea fieldsYongzong Lu, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China,People’s Republic of (Yongguang Hu,Menglong Zhao,Ying Sun)

2 1700033 Erodibility Parameters Derived from Jet and FlumeErosion Tests on Root Permeated SoilsKayla Kassa, Gonzaga University, Sandpoint, ID UnitedStates (Kayla Kassa, Bailey McNichol, Lucie Guertault,Ron Miller, Garey Fox)

3 1700066 Simulation of different energy transfer stages ofhousehold biomass cooking stove by heating waterusing various stovesYixiang Zhang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Yixiang Zhang, ZongxiZhang, Yuguang Zhou, Li Chen, Crispin Pemberton-Pig-ott, Renjie Dong)

4 1700078 Influence of Steam or Hydrothermal Treatment onPhysical and Mechanical Properties and Drying Be-havior Yellow-poplarKaushlendra Singh, West Virginia University, Morgan-town, WV United States (Kaushlendra Singh, SohrabRahimi, David DeVallance)

5 1700127 Comparison and Optimization of Solvent Extractionand Microwave Assisted Extraction of PhenolicCompounds from Spent Coffee GroundsSravanthi Budaraju, Virginia Tech, Falcon Heights, Min-nesota United States (Sravanthi Budaraju, KumarMallikarjunan, Rebecca Petit)

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6 1700161 Sequential process of citric acid production in sug-arcane bagasse by microbial consortium andethanol fermentation from fungal extractReinaldo Bastos, UFSCAR, Araras, São Paulo Brazil(Reinaldo Bastos, Hiléia França, Gabriela Chaves daSilveira, Beatriz Silva Campanhol, Mariana Costa Cas-tro)

7 1700162 Lipid productivity in the fed-batch growth ofDesmodesmus green microalgae from sugarcanevinasseReinaldo Bastos, UFSCAR, Araras, São Paulo Brazil(Reinaldo Bastos, Mariana Altenhofen da Silva, Car-olina Brito Codato, Gabriel Henrique Barbosa, Luiz Fe-lipe Arjonilla de Mattos)

8 1700163 Influence of C/N ratio in growth of cyanobacteriaGeitlerinema sp. from sugarcane vinasseReinaldo Bastos, UFSCAR, Araras, São Paulo Brazil(Reinaldo Bastos, Jéssica Cristina Fonte, Isabely Fer-nanda Pizarro)

9 1700252 Analysis and Improvement of Equipment Efficiencyin Feed Processing Enterprises Based on the Over-all Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)Nan Jin, China Agricultural University, BeiJing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiao Chen) (Nan Jin,Hongying Wang, Dandan Kong, Xiao Chen, Peng Fang,Enze Duan, Zhongxian Qi)

10 1700253 A Review on Identifying and Monitoring Technologyfor Individual Hen InformationPeng Fang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, Bei-jing China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiao Chen)(Peng Fang, Hongying Wang, Xiao Chen, DandanKong, Nan Jin, Enze Duan, Zhongxian Qi)

11 1700296 Laboratory evaluation of high-frequency vibrationson soil cutting forceBulent Koc, Clemson University, Clemson, SC UnitedStates (Cengiz Koparan, Bulent Koc, Altamash Baig)

12 1700326 Study on vacuum pulsation drying characteristicsof Huangqi(A. mongholicus Bunge)Qingyun Sun, China Agricultural University, Beijing, Bei-jing China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: JinkuiFeng) (Qingyun Sun, Guanghui Wang, Decheng Wang,Peichuan Liu, Yan Yu, Jinkui Feng)

13 1700331 Study on vacuum pulsation drying characteristicsof loofahQingyun Sun, China Agricultural University, Beijing, Bei-jing China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: XiaopengBai) (Qingyun Sun, Guanghui Wang, Zhiqing Wang,Shuai Li, Yan Yu, Li Teng, Xiaopeng Bai)

14 1700408 CropSyst-Microbasin: a distributed hydrologicmodel to study opportunities for precision agricul-ture and climatic change adaptations within smallagricultural watershedsHossein Sadeghi, Washington State University, Pull-man, WA United States (Sayed Hossein Sadeghi) (Hos-sein Sadeghi, Claudio Stockle, Liu Mingliang, StewardHiggins)

15 1700430 Design and experimental study on small maizeplanters for Southwest ChinaBingxin Yan, China Agricultural University, Peking,Peking China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Tao Cui)(Dongxing Zhang, Li Yang, Tao Cui, Yiming Yu, Cong-cong Tian, Youqiang Ding, Zhendong Wang)

16 1700477 Evaluation of Preservation Methods for Nitrate andOrthophosphate in Water SamplesLucia Dunderman, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Long Island City, New York United States(Lucia Dunderman)

17 1700501 Abstract title: Parsimonious Stochastic Storm Gen-erator and ApplicationsJosept Revuelta, Purdue University, West Lafayette, In-diana United States(Josept Revuelta, Bernard A. Engel,Dennis C. Flanagan)

18 1700502 Control System Design of Cotton Round BalingEquipment Based on PLCDimngding Li, (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai) (LiangdongLiu, Decheng Wang, Xiaopeng Bai, Laiquan Luo, ZhaoWang, Zhiheng Lu, Xingwei Gu, Chenchen Kang)

19 1700505 Time measurement on different balls rolling down aslopDingding Li, (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai) (Liangdong Liu,Decheng Wang, Xiaopeng Bai, Dingding Li, XingweiGu, Chenchen Kang)

20 1700520 The Design of Controlling System of the CleaningMachineHongjian Wu, (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai) (Yan Yu, Xi-aolin Zhang, Zhiqin Wang, Decheng Wang, GuanghuiWang, Xiaopeng Bai, Qingyun Sun)

21 1700522 Visual Slam and Obstacle Avoidance Based onRGB-D CameraHongjian Wu, (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai) (Yan Yu, Xi-aolin Zhang, Zhiqin Wang, Decheng Wang, GuanghuiWang, Xiaopeng Bai, Qingyun Sun)

22 1700528 The Design of Plateau Yak Milking Machine Basedon DELMIA ErgonomicsLu Zhiheng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Lu Zhiheng)

23 1700529 Design, prototyping, calibration, testing and evalua-tion of an electronic measurement systemXingwei Gu, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Xiaolin Zhang, Xingwei Gu, Decheng Wang, GuanghuiWang, Qingyun Sun, Xiaopeng Bai, Zhiheng Lu, ZhaoWang)

24 1700531 Optimized Design of Spiral Compression Test Standfor The Fresh Broken Forage MaterialXingwei Gu, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Decehng Wang, Guanghui Wang, Xiaopeng Bai, Shu-miao Ouyang, Zhao Wang, Laiquan Luo)

25 1700534 Reliability Analysis of The Rotor in The ForageGrinder Based on ANSYSXingwei Gu, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Decheng Wang, Guanghui Wang, Zhiheng Lu,Chenchen Kang, Xiaopeng Bai, Dingding Li)

26 1700553 Research on Phase Composition and Hardness ofLaser Cladding Ni-based SiC Composite CoatingsXu Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Yang Xu, Yue Zheng, Xu Wang,Guan Wang, Hao Liu, Yuan Su)

27 1700602 Study on Optimal Design of Canal-pipe ConjunctiveSystem in Canal Irrigation DistrictZhigang Shi, China Institute of Water Resources andHydropower Research, Beijing, Beijing China, People’sRepublic of (Zhigang Shi)

28 1700608 Effects of Cold Plasma on Old Seed GerminationCharacteristics of Codonopsis pilosulaZusongying Zhao, China Agriculutral University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Pengtao Li)(Zhi’an Zheng, Zusongying Zhao, Jiao Wang, PingZhang, Bo Lin, Zimei Zhang, Pengtao Li)

29 1700618 Summary of the present situation and regional pol-icy of Mass breeding hens in ChinaEnze Duan, China Agricultural University, BeiJing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiao Chen)(Enze Duan, Hongying Wang, Dandan Kong, XiaoChen, Peng Fang, Nan Jin, Zhongxian Qi)

30 1700721 A Design of Chlorophyll Fluorescence MeasurementSetupYa Guo, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO UnitedStates (Siheng Chen, Yiyang Qi, Qian Xia, Ya Guo)

31 1700737 Eggshell membrane: review and impact on engi-neeringJangho Kim, Chonnam National University, Gwangju,Korea, South (Sunho Park, Ki-Taek Lim, Jong HoonChung, Jangho Kim)

32 1700753 The soil information management system based onRFIDMiao Zhang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Jie Zheng) (JieZheng, Miao Zhang)

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33 1700763 Simulation of the Frame of Self-propelled SilageCombined Bagging Machine Based on ANSYSBinbin Zhang, (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai) (Binbin Zhang,Xianfa Fang, Decheng Wang, Teng Li, Xiaopeng Bai)

34 1700801 Evaluating Potential Evapotranspiration from ThreeMethods and Pan Evaporation for the State of SouthCarolinaDevendra Amatya, USDA Forest Svc, Cordesville, SCUnited States (Devendra Amatya, Augustine Muwamba,Charles Harrison, Timothy Callahan, Scott Harder, AlexPellett)

35 1700874 Hydrothermal liquefaction of lignin for productionof biofuels and chemicalsVivek Patil, Auburn University, Auburn, AL United States(Vivek Patil, Sushil Adhikari)

36 1700895 Optimized design of conditioner equipment andcooling device on rice bran extruderYang Xu, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Presenter: Guan Wang) (XuWang, Yangzhi Sun, Dong Liang, Yang Xu)

37 1700944 Design and Simulation Research of Ultra High Pres-sure Water-jets Pre-opener for no-till planterHongnan Hu, Beijing, Beijing China, People’s Republicof (Presenter: Caiyun Lu) (Hongnan Hu)

38 1700958 Proof of Concept: Tracing Septic Pollution Sourcesusing DNA NanobiotechnologyChristine Georgakakos, Cornell University, Ithaca, NYUnited States (Christine Georgakakos)

39 1700959 Testing Research and Comparison on the Mechan-ics Properties of the Stalks of Four Rice VarietiesGuozhong Zhang, Huazhong Agricultural University,Wuhan City, Hubei China, People’s Republic of(Guozhong Zhang, Jianwei Fu, Xiantao Zha, ShijieZhang, Shenghua Zhao, Qin Ye)

40 1701061 Monitoring system for working performance of belt-type corn seed-metering deviceNiu Qi, China Agricultural University, Beijing, BeijingChina, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Wanzhi Chen)(Niu, Qi, Hongwen Li, Hongnan Hu)

41 1701066 Research on the Standard of Automatic Driving Per-formance of Paddy Transplanter and the AutomaticDriving Product’s developmentJundong Jin, South China Agricultural University,Guagnzhou, Guangdong China, People’s Republic of(Jundong Jin, Zuoxi Zhao)

42 1701067 Experiemntal study on friction character of peanutshell powder with different particle size and mois-ture contentTeng Li, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China,People’s Republic of (Xiaopeng Bai) (Teng Li, XianfaFang, Xiaopeng Bai, Decheng Wang, Binbin Zhang)

43 1701096 Physico-chemical properties of chitosan/vinassebiodegradable beads as biofertilizerMariana Altenhofen da Silva, Federal University of SãoCarlos, Araras, São Paulo Brazil (Silvia Raquel Bettani,Gabriel de Oliveira Ragazzo, Nathalia Lea Santosg,Reinaldo Gaspar Bastos, Mariana Altenhofen da Silva,Marcio Roberto Soares)

44 1701099 Mitigating Phosphorus loss with Drainage ControlStructure Sorption FiltersBianca Bailey, University of Illinois, Champaign, ILUnited States (Bianca Bailey)

45 1701123 The comparison and analysis of agricultural mecha-nization decision mechanism between the tradi-tional farmers and the new professional farmersHuang Huang, Huazhong Agricultural University,Wuhan, China, People’s Republic of (Huang Huang,Lina Zhang, Wentao Yu, Chun Ye)

46 1701149 Effect of Treflan injection on root characteristics ofFestuca and Brmuda grass to prevent emitters clog-ging by root in subsurface drip irrigationMahdi Gheysari, AC CC.IUT, Isfahan, Isfahan Iran(Mahdi Gheysari, Behnaz Molaei, Ali Akbar Shahidani,Sayed-Hossein Sadeghi)

47 1701224 Study on Nonlinear Phenomenon of Traveling WaveUltrasonic Motor Based on the Mechaism of ForcedVibration and Friction DampingNiu Zijie, (Zijie Niu, Yougang Yang, Yinggang Shi) (NiuZijie, Yougang Yang, Yinggang Shi)

48 1701236 Runoff Prediction in Eastern South Dakota: A com-parison between Runoff Programs/ Curve Methodand Empirical DataBryce Siverling, South Dakota State University, Brook-ings, SD United States (Bryce Siverling)

49 1701289 The effect of canola protein extraction conditionson the kinetic parameters of a two-site extractionmodelGayatri Yadavalli, Washington State University, Rich-land, Washington United States (Presenter: Hanwu Lei)(Gayatri Yadavalli, Hanwu Lei, Zixu Yang, Yayun Zhang,Elmar Villota, Moriko Qian, Lei Zhu)

50 1701327 Evaluation of a single-stage carbon oxidation-nitrifi-cation process for treating high TAN effluent fromanaerobic digestion of poultry rendering waste-waterNanh Lovanh, USDA ARS, Bowling Green, KY UnitedStates (Nanh Lovanh, John Loughrin, Kimberly Cook,Phil Silva, Karamat Sistani)

51 1701391 Effects of Low-temperature Plasma on Seed Germi-nation Characteristics of QuinoaBinbin Zhang, (Presenter: Jinkui Feng) (Xianfa Fang,Decheng Wang, Teng Li, Jinkui Feng)

52 1701395 Design and test of a new type header of corn har-vester for reaping both corn stalk and spikeBinbin Zhang, (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai) (ZonglingZhang, Shujun Li, Zengde Han, Xiaopeng Bai, Teng Li,Binbin Zhang)

53 1701476 Maize stubble row recognition and guidance line de-tection based on machine vision in natural illumina-tionWanzhi Chen, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Qingjie Wang, HongwenLi, Xianliang Wang)

54 1701541 Characterization and Analysis of Cow Creek’s Con-structed Riparian WetlandAshley Kinsey, Auburn University, Fairhope, AlabamaUnited States (Ashley Kensey, Jason Vogel, AlexMcLemore)

55 1701592 Production of protein hydrolysates from the mi-croalgae Chlorella VulgarisLaura Soto, Texas A&M University, College Station,Texas United States (Laura Soto, Sayali Kulkarni, ZivkoNikolov)

56 1701647 Optimum Design of Steel-Roll Round Bale Based onEDEMChenchen Kang, Beijing, China, People’s Republic of(Presenter: Jinkui Feng) (Decheng Wang, GuanghuiWang, Jinkui Feng, Zhiheng Lu, Zhao Wang, XingweiGu, Laiquan Luo, Dingding Li)

57 1701648 The Design and Test of the Artemisia Argyi Leaf-re-moving MachineLu Zhiheng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Lu Zhiheng)

58 1701649 Intelligent Control of an Autonomous Lawn MowingVehicleLu Zhiheng, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Lu Zhiheng)

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Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 326 BIOCHAR TECHNOLOGY FOR

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE– Sponsored by ES-220Moderator: Bin Gao, Univ of FloridaLocation: 201B

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700421 Heavy Metal Presence in the Edible Parts of Pota-

toes Irrigated with Untreated Wastewater in thePresence of Plantain Peel BiocharChristopher Nzediegwu, McGill University, Montreal,Quebec Canada (Christopher Nzediegwu, Shiv Prasher,Eman Elsayed, Jaskaran Dhiman, Ali Mawof)

10:35AM 1700640 Removing swine odor using biocharKyoung Ro, USDA ARS, Florence, South CarolinaUnited States (Sung Back Ro, Okhwa Hwang, DeugWoo Han, Kyoung Ro, Mindy Spiehs, Brayn Woodbury,Phil Silva)

10:50AM 1700823 Impact of Plantain Peel Biochar Addition in Soil onSoil CEC and pH under Untreated Wastewater Irriga-tionChristopher Nzediegwu, McGill University, Montreal,Quebec Canada (Christopher Nzediegwu, Shiv Prasher,Eman Elsayed, Jaskaran Dhiman, Ali Mawof)

11:05AM 1701038 Effects of Pyrolysis Conditions of Leaching of Saltsfrom Halophyte BiocharsCatherine Brewer, New Mexico State University, LasCruces, NM United States (Catherine Brewer, KwabenaSarpong, Ali Amiri, Michael Smith, Omololu John Idowu)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 327 HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING

APPLICATIONS PART 2 – Sponsored byITSC-348Moderator: Haiyan Cen, Zhejiang UnivLocation: 202A

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700436 Hyperspectral Imaging based grapevine leaf-roll

disease detection in red and white vine cultivarsZongmei Gao, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (Zongmei Gao, Yanru Zhao, RayapatiA. Naidu, Lav Ramchandra Khot, Qin Zhang)

10:35AM 1700713 Detecting the damage degree of blueberry budsduring cold hardiness evaluations using hyperspec-tral imaging techniqueYanru Zhao, Washington State University, Pullman, WAUnited States (Presenter: Zongmei Gao) (Yanru Zhao,Zongmei Gao, Lav R. Khot, Gwen-Alyn Hoheisel, LisaWasko DeVetter, Qin Zhang)

10:50AM 1700741 Detecting bitter pit development in apples using hy-perspectral imagingSanaz Jarolmasjed, Washington State University, Pull-man, WA United States (Sanaz Jarolmasjed, Lav Khot,Sindhuja Sankaran)

11:05AM 1700465 Non-destructive detection of local radishes’ hollowhearts by hyperspectral imaging combined withsupport vector machineXiao-Lan Yu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Xiao-Lan Yu, Yong He,Xuping Feng, Shuijuan Feng)

11:20AM 1700273 Nondestructive diagnostic of nutrient deficiencyusing hyperspectral imaging technologyJiyong Shi, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Jiyong Shi, Fang Li, Xiaobo Zou)

11:35AM 1701618 Hyperspectral Imaging for Detection of WoodenBreast Condition in Broiler Breast FilletsSeung-Chul Yoon, USDA ARS, Athens, Georgia UnitedStates (Seung-Chul Yoon)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 328 DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES AND

SENSING APPLICATIONS– Sponsored by ITSC-348Moderator: Samir trabelsi, USDA ARSLocation: 201C

Time Paper# Title/Autor10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700220 Advancing fringe-field-FD-Sensor for monitoring of

plant and soil water contentPeter Schulze Lammers, University of Bonn, Bonn, Ger-many Germany (Peter Schulze Lammers, Yurui Sun,Qiang Cheng, Haiyang Zhou)

10:35AM 1700880 Design and modeling of grain impact sensor utiliz-ing two crossed polyvinyldene fluoride filmsYing Sun, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Yonghua Yu, HongpingTian, Xiangqun Qian, Jianping Wang)

10:50AM 1701033 Using a Peanut Drying Monitoring System to Esti-mate Costs of Nonbeneficial Dryer OperationMicah Lewis, USDA ARS, Athens, Georgia UnitedStates (Micah Lewis, Samir Trabelsi, Stuart Nelson)

11:05AM 1701410 Sensing Almonds Moisture Absorption with Mi-crowave Dielectric SpectroscopySamir Trabelsi, USDA ARS, Athens, Georgia UnitedStates (Samir Trabelsi)

11:20AM 1701422 Principles of grain and seed moisture sensingthrough radio-frequency and microwave dielectricpropertiesStuart Nelson, USDA ARS, Athens, GA United States(Presenter: Samir Trabelsi) (Stuart Nelson, Samir Tra-belsi)

11:35AM 1701594 Dielectric properties of raspberry and blackberryfrom 0.5 to 25 GHz at 20ºC and 48ºCRoberto Rojas-Laguna, Universidad de Guanajuato,Salamanca, Gto Mexico (Teresa Flores-Lopez, D.Ezahu Miranda-Estrada, Tejinder Kaur, Jose LuisOlvera-Cervantes, Alonso Corona-Chavez, Maria E.Sosa-Morales, Roberto Rojas-Laguna)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 329 DISCRETE ELEMENT MODELLING

(DEM) APPLICATIONS INAGRICULTURE – Sponsored by ITSC-217,MS-45Moderator: Johnselvakumar Fielke, Univ of

South AustraliaLocation: 202B

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1701337 Effect of calibration experiments on the micro-para-

meters of wheat required in discrete element simu-lationsFanyi Liu, Northwest A&F University, Yangling, ShaanxiChina, People’s Republic of (Fanyi Liu, Jun Chen)

10:35AM 1701372 Particle and geometry scaling of the hystereticspring/linear cohesion contact model for discreteelement modelling of soil-tool simulationMustafa Ucgul, Adelaide, South Australia Australia (Pre-senter: John Milton Fielke) (Mustafa Ucgul, Chris Saun-ders, John Milton Fielke)

10:50AM 1701589 A New Method of Quantifying Discrete ElementMethod Predicted Furrow Profiles of Narrow PointOpenersJames Barr, University of South Australia, MawsonLakes, Australia (James Barr, John Fielke, Jacky Desbi-olles)

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Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 330 UAV FOR SENSING, IMAGING, AND

CROP MATERIAL APPLICATION -PART 2 – Sponsored by ITSC-318, MS-58,MS-60, ITSC-312Moderator: Yan-Fu Kuo, National Taiwan UnivLocation: 202C

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1701157 A review on application of Unmanned Aerial Vehi-

cles in agricultureDharani Suresh Babu, North Dakota State University,Fargo, North Dakota United States (Joao Paulo Flores,Igathinathane Cannayen, Dharani Suresh Babu)

10:35AM 1701251 Identify and Develop Glyphosate Resistant WeedMaps in Corn Fields Based on UAV imageryAlimohammad Shirzadifar, North Dakota State Univer-sity, Fargo, ND United States (Alimohammad Shirzadi-far, Sreekala Bajwa, Mohammadmehdi Maharlooei,Oveis Hassanijalilian, Kirk Howatt, Michael Ostlie, JohnNowatzki, Brock Zenzen, Kathryn Hooge)

10:50AM 1701302 Validation Testing of UAV-based Vegetable GrowthEstimation ModelsDonguk Kim, Seoul National University, Seoul, SeoulSouth Korea(Dong-wook Kim, Sang-Jin Jeong, HeesupYun, Young-Seok Kwon, Hak-Jin Kim)

11:05AM 1701353 Phenotyping Morphological Traits of BlueberryBushes using UASAaron Patrick, University of Georgia, Athens, GA UnitedStates (Aaron Patrick) (Aaron Patrick, Charlie Li)

11:20AM 1701487 Monitoring for Sorghum Growth from UnmannedAircraft Systems with Thermal and MultispectralSensing Technologies.Yan Zhu, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN United States(Yan Zhu, Keith Cherkauer)

11:35AM 1701593 Better Almond Water Stress Monitoring Using Frac-tional-order Normalized Difference Vegetation Index(NDVI)Tiebiao Zhao, University of California, Atwater, CAUnited States (Tiebiao Zhao, YangQuan Chen, AndrewRay, David Doll)

11:50AM 1701146 Development Prospect of UAV for Plant Protectionin ChinaSizhe Zhang, (Presenter: Jie Ma) (Sizhe Zhang, Jie Ma,Wenshen Jia, Hengzhi Zhang)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 331 AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS FOR

FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND OTHERSPECIALTY CROPS - PART 2– Sponsored by MS-48Moderator: Manoj Karkee, Washington State

UnivLocation: 203

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700662 Development of a new dry bin filler for apple har-

vesting and infield sorting with a review of past andexisting technologiesZhao Zhang, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI United States (Presenter: Renfu Lu) (Zhao Zhang,Anand Pothula, Renfu Lu)

10:35AM 1700160 Designing and evaluating the use of crop signalingmarkers for fully automated and robust weed con-trol technologyThuy Nguyen, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Presenter: Vivian Vuong) (Thuy Nguyen,David Slaughter, Steven Fennimore, Vivian L. Vuong)

10:50AM 1700587 Evaluation of a new apple in-field sorting system forfruit singulating and imagingAnand Pothula, USDA Sugarbeet and Bean ResearchUnit, East Lansing, MI United States (Anand Pothula,Renfu Lu, Zhao Zhang)

11:05AM 1700871 An Automated System for Crop Signaling and Ro-botic Weed Control in Processing TomatoVivian Vuong, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Vivian Vuong, David Slaughter, ThuyNguyen, Steve Fennimore, D Ken Giles)

11:20AM 1701288 Stereo Vision for Computational Bird Detection andDeterrenceShivam Goel, Washington State University, Pullman,Washington United States (Shivam Goel, SantoshBhusal, Matthew Taylor, Manoj Karkee)

11:35AM 1701420 Automated high-throughput machine vision-guidedwaterjet knife strawberry calyx removal systemYang Tao, University of Maryland, College Park, MDUnited States (Yang Tao, John Lin, Robert Vinson,Maxwell Holmes, Xuemei Cheng, Gary Seibel)

11:50AM 1701120 Performance Improvement of a Vineyard Robotthrough its Mechanical DesignVeronica Saiz-Rubio, Universitat Politecnica De Valen-cia, Valencia, Spain (Veronica Saiz-Rubio) (VeronicaSaiz-Rubio, Francisco Rovira-Mas, Christophe Millot)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 332 ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PART 2

– Sponsored by NRES-27, PRS-707Moderator: Rhonda Miller, Utah State UnivLocation: 205

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700310 Lessons learned from a Waste-to-Energy Project at

a Dairy Facility in Texas.Anish Jantrania, Texas A&M University, Temple, TXUnited States (Anish Jantrania) (Anish Jantrania, RajaniSrinivasan, June Wolfe)

10:35AM 1700626 Estimating the Economic Value of the GreenhouseGas Emission Reductions Associated with on-farmDairy Manure Anaerobic Digestion Systems in NewYork StateCurt Gooch, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Curt Gooch) (Curt Gooch, Peter Wright, JasonOliver)Chun Chen, Chu-Yang Chou, An-Chi Liu)

10:50AM 1701552 Software to Encourage Dairy Manure-Based Anaer-obic Digester and Greenhouse SynergiesTimothy Shelford, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY UnitedStates (Timothy Shelford, Curt Gooch)

11:05AM 1700932 Anaerobic Co-digestion of Bamboo Biomass andSwine ManureYi-Chun Chen, National Taiwan University, Taipei city,Taiwan China, Republic of (Taiwan) (Yi-Chun Chen,Chu-Yang Chou, An-Chi Liu)

11:20AM 1700366 Feasibility of Co-digesting Swine Manure with CornStoverHaipeng Wang, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mis-souri United States (Haipeng Wang)

11:35AM 1700167 Biogas Production by Thermophilic Anaerobic Co-digestion and its Dry ReformingBo Zhang, North Carolina A&T State University, Sum-merfield, NC United States (Bo Zhang) (Bo Zhang, LijunWang, Dominic Bekoe, Rui Li)

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Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 333 ADVANCES IN NRCS CURVE

NUMBER AND HYDROLICAPPROACHES – Sponsored by NRES-21Moderator: Bill Tollner, Univ of GeorgiaLocation: 206A

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700756 Improvement and evaluation of SCS model based

on a modified antecedent runoff conditionPingjin Jiao, IWHR IWHR.COM, Beijing, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Yingduo Yu, Zhanqing Xing, HaoruiChen)

10:35AM 1700189 Calibration and comparison of forest canopy inter-ception modelsAnna Linhoss, Mississippi State University, Starkville,Mississippi United States (Anna Linhoss, CourtneySeigert, Delphis Levia)

10:50AM 1700376 Influence of Land Use of Soil Bulk Density, Infiltra-tion, and NRCS Runoff Curve NumberCarmen Agouridis, University of Kentucky, Lexington,KY United States (Samuel Austen, Dwayne Edwards,Carmen Agouridis, Lindell Ormsbee)

11:05AM 1700315 Comparing the Automated Dual-Head Analysis froma Single-ring Infiltrometer with a double-ring Infil-trometerLeonardo Rivera, METER Group Inc., Pullman, WAUnited States (Leonardo Rivera, Emily Campbell)

11:20AM 1700151 Using Agricultural Mulches to Reduce Post-wildfireWind ErosionPeter Robichaud, USDA Forest Service, Moscow, IDUnited States (Peter Robichaud, Jyoti Jennewein, Bren-ton Sharratt, Sarah Lewis, Robert Brown)

11:35AM 1701651 New Developments with the NRCS Curve NumberMethodErnest Tollner, University of Georgia, Athens, GeorgiaUnited States (Ernest Tollner)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 334 DROUGHT

PREDICTIONS,IRRIGATION ANDDRAINAGE – Sponsored by NRES-21Moderator: Joel Paz, Mississippi State UnivLocation: 206B

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1701299 Probability Analysis of Carryover Storage to Evalu-

ate Drought Response Capacity of AgriculturalReservoirs in Paddy IrrigationJehong Bang, Seoul National University, Gwanak-gu,Seoul South Korea (Jehong Bang, Jin-Yong Choi)

10:35AM 1700736 Development of Streamflow Forecasts for MultipleRiver Basins in South TexasTushar Sinha, Texas A&M University, Kingsville, TexasUnited States (Mohamed Elansary, Tushar Sinha)

10:50AM 1700664 Assessment of Seasonal Drought Forecasts in Dy-namic Climate Models over Sub-Saharan AfricaDi Tian, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama UnitedStates (Di Tian) (Di Tian, Eric F Wood)

11:05AM 1700839 Maize Yield Response to Different Irrigation Meth-ods, Regimes and Various Timing Nitrogen Applica-tions at South-central NebraskaAli Mohammed, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE United States (Ali Mohammed, Suat Irmak, WilliamKranz)

11:20AM 1700846 Determination of Crop Coefficients for Guayule Irri-gation Scheduling in the US Desert SouthwestDouglas Hunsaker, USDA ARS, Maricopa, ArizonaUnited States (Douglas Hunsaker)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 335 ENGINEERING FOR URBAN

AGRICULTURE– Sponsored by NRES-28Moderator: Carmen Agouridis, Univ of KentuckyLocation: 206C

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1701456 Pretreatment of straw bale growth substrates for

plant production.Sherry Blunk, University of California Davis, Davis, CAUnited States (Sherry Blunk, Bryan Jenkins)

10:35AM 1700159 Developing air-propelled abrasive grit applicatorsfor organic vegetable productionSam Wortman, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (Sam Wortman, Emily Braun,Daniel Humburg, Frank Forcella, Sharon Clay)

10:50AM 1701516 Overview of Production of Several Vegetable CropsReared under Different Light Technologies in a In-door Aquaponic SystemJanelle Hager, Kentucky State University, Frankfort,Kentucky United States (Janelle Hager, George Pate,Luke Oliver, Charles Shultz, Shawn Cayle, Leigh AnneBright, Zachary Kupchinsky, James Tidwell)

11:05AM 1701569 Co-Cultivation of Microalgae in Aquaponics Sys-temsMin Addy, University of Minnesota, St Paul, MN UnitedStates (Min M. Addy) (Faryal Kabir, Dean Current,Renchuan Zhang, Qian Lu, Xiangyuan Deng, RichardGriffith, Hongyan Ren, Yiwei Ma, Wenguang Zhou, PaulChen, Roger Ruan)

11:20AM 1700657 Urban and Agricultural Watershed Hydraulic Char-acteristicsDavid Bosch, USDA ARS, Tifton, GA United States(David Bosch, Alisa Coffin, Randy Williams)

11:35AM 1700826 Management of Construction Waste in Farm Build-ings – The Nigerian SituationKevin Nwaigwe, University of South Africa, Johannes-burg, South Africa (Sabbas Asoegwu) (Kevin Nwaigwe,Sabbas Asoegwu)

11:50AM 1700641 Fingerprinting and Modeling to identify sources ofin-stream sediments in an urban watershedKritika Malhotra, Auburn University, Auburn, AlabamaUnited States (Kritika Malhotra) (Kritika Malhotra, Jas-meet Lamba, Puneet Srivastava)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 336 BMPS FOR AGRICULTURAL

DRAINAGE – Sponsored by NRES-23Moderator: Ehsan Ghane, Univ of MinnesotaLocation: 206D

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1701509 Assessing the Large-Scale Feasibility of Wetlands

as Agricultural BMPs: A Literature ReviewChelsie Boles, LimnoTech, Ann Arbor, Michigan UnitedStates (Chelsie Boles, Scott Bell, Greg Peterson,Michael Voorhees, Anthony Friona)

10:35AM 1700861 Assessing the Large-Scale Feasibility of Wetlandsas Agricultural BMPs: An Engineering EvaluationDerek Schlea, Limno Tech, Britton, Michigan UnitedStates (Derek Schlea, Scott Bell, Chelsie Boles,Michael Voorhees)

10:50AM 1701194 Drainage Water Recycling: Estimating Nutrient LossReduction for Various Pond VolumesJane Frankenberger, Purdue University, West Lafayette,IN United States (Jane Frankenberger, Ben Reinhart)

11:05AM 1700400 On-farm evaluation of an edge-of-field tile drainagetreatment wetlandHeidi Peterson, Minnesota Department of Agriculture, StPaul, Minnesota United States (Christian Lenhart, BradGordon, Joshua Gamble, Dean Current, Heidi Peter-son)

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11:20AM 1700268 Challenges and opportunities to use electrical stim-ulation in nitrate-removal woodchip bioreactorsMichelle Soupir, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Ji Yeow Law, Michelle Soupir, D. Raj Raman,Thomas Moorman)

11:35AM 1700176 Mitigating of N and P losses using drainage con-trol/sub-irrigation with water recycling systemsChin Tan, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada, Harrow, On-tario Canada (Chin Tan, Tiequan Zhang)

11:50AM 1701282 Modeling effects of drainage water management infields with rolling topographyVinayak Shedekar, The Ohio State University, Piketon,Ohio United States (Vinayak Shedekar, Kevin King,Norman Fausey, Rafiq Islam, Alfred B.O. Soboyejo,Larry Brown)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 337 STREAM PROCESSES AND

RESTORATION – Sponsored by NRES-28,NRES-25Moderator: David Blersch, Auburn, UnivLocation: 207

TIme Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700133 A Framework for Evaluating the Effectiveness of

Streambank Stabilization Practices for Reach-ScaleSediment Load ReductionGarey Fox, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NCUnited States (Holly Enlow, Garey Fox, Abigail Parnell,Dan Storm, Tracy Boyer, Art Stoecker, Daniel Moriasi,Patrick Starks)

10:35AM 1700287 Quantifying Cost-Efficiency of Streambank Stabi-lization Practices on Cedar River, NebraskaAaron Mittelstet, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lin-coln, NE United States (Presenter: Naisargi Dave)(Naisargi Dave, Aaron Mittelstet)

10:50AM 1701228 Using 137Cs and 210Pbxs to Identify SuspendedSediment Sources in an Agricultural WatershedJasmeet Lamba, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Jasmeet Lamba, KG Karthikeyan, Anita Thomp-son)

11:05AM 1701268 Improved physical representation of in-streamprocesses for water quality models using tracerstudiesFemeena Pandara Valappil, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN United States (Femeena Pandara Valap-pil, Indrajeet Chaubey, Nicola Fohrer, Paul Wagner)

11:20AM 1701176 Measuring Water Quality Impact of a Coastal PlainStream Restoration during ConstructionDanielle Winter, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC United States (Danielle Winter)

11:35AM 1701438 Do the bugs even care?: assessing connections be-tween agricultural nutrient losses and riparian zoneecologyTamie Veith, USDA ARS, University Park, PA UnitedStates (Tamie Veith Sarah Goslee)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 339 PLANT, ANIMAL AND FACILITY

SYSTEMS POSTER SESSION– Sponsored by PAFSModerator: Tim Shepherd, Iowa State UnivLocation: 111ABC

Poster# Paper# Title/Author60 1700081 A Dairy Long Day Lighting Success Story: MI Dairy

Increases Production and Cuts CostsAryn Thomas, Michigan State University, White Lake,MI United States Aryn Thomas, Jacqueline Thelen,Aluel Go, Truman Surbrook, Mark Vanee, Jon Althouse)

61 1700100 Evaluation of Seasonal Air Quality and Emissionfrom a Dairy Barn in Northeastern China Using theDeveloped Environmental Monitoring UnitsChaoyuan Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Yu Liu)(Guanghui Rao, Chaoyuan Wang, Zhengxiang Shi,Zongyang Li, Yujian Lu, Baoming Li)

62 1700243 Effect of varying manifold gas pressure on the out-put of round radiant heatersJohn Linhoss, Mississippi State University, MississippiState, Mississippi United States (John Linhoss)

63 1700244 Using fuzzy system to evaluate welfare of pigletsreared in environment with solar heating systemsFlávio Damasceno, Universidade Federal de Vicosa,Lavras, Minas Gerais Brazil (Presenter: Jofran Oliveira)(Flávio Damasceno, Carlos Oliveira, Lucas Abreu,Leonardo Schiassi, Jofran Oliveira)

64 1700246 Piglets behavior evaluation using digital image pro-cessingFlávio Damasceno, Universidade Federal de Vicosa,Lavras, Minas Gerais Brazil (Presenter: Jofran Olveira)(Flávio Damasceno, Claudio Soares, Carlos Oliveira,Jofran Oliveira, Maria Oliveira)

65 1700257 Effects of a Commercial LED Light vs. a Typical CFLLight on Laying Performance, Egg Quality, and Wel-fare Conditions of W-36 Laying HensKai Liu, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Kai Liu, Hongwei Xin, Sekhon Jasreen, TongWang, Suzanne Millman)

66 1700288 Deep-Bed-Pack Livestock Facility Planning ToolSally Bredeweg, USDA-NRCS West National Technol-ogy Support Center, Portland, OR United States ((SallyBredeweg, Matthew Robert)

67 1700343 A Comparison of Wood Pellet and Natural Gas Heat-ing Systems for Broiler HousesDoug Overhults, University of Kentucky, Princeton, KYUnited States (Doug Overhults)

68 1700373 Research on Distribution of Environmental parame-ters in Plastic mulch type greenhouse cattle barnduring winter based on CFDJuan Ma, China Agricultural University, Beijing, HaidianChina, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiao Chen)(Hao Li , Lingzhuo Kong, Bin Feng, Hongying Wang, JieZhang, Jian Su, Xiao Chen)

69 1700378 Thermal Environment Assessment and ControllerPerformance Comparison for a Wean-Finish SwineBarnBrett Ramirez, Iowa State University, Ames, IA (BrettRamirez, Steven Hoff, Jay Harmon)

70 1700425 An Integrated Purifier for Livestock and PoultryBased on Safe Air and Drinking WaterZhao Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Jinkui Feng)(Guanghui Wang, Decheng Wang, Jinkui Feng,Dingding Li, Zhiheng Lu, Yan Yu)

71 1700426 New Structure Design of the Diagonal of the Con-tainerZhao Wang, China Agricultural University, Beijing,China, People’s Republic of (Presenter: Xiaopeng Bai)(Qingyun Sun, Xiaolin Zhang, Yan Yu, Zhiqing Wang,Decheng Wang, Guanghui Wang, Zhao Wang, Xi-aopeng Bai)

72 1700466 A rod platform weighing system for the averageweight and uniformity of broilers in group houseKailao Wang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Kailao Wang, Jinming Pan,Xiuqin Rao, Yibin Ying)

73 1700524 Facilities tomato growth environment temperaturerange based on least squares support vector ma-chinesLina Wang, Northwest A&F University, Yangling, China,People’s Republic of (Lina Wang)

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74 1700532 Effects of a simulated power cut in milking robotson dairy cows’ lying behaviourAnja Graeff, Technical University of Munich, Chair ofAgricultural Sytems Engineering, Freising, Bavaria Ger-many (Presenter: Prof. Dr. Heinz Bernhardt) (Anja Gra-eff, Manuel Hermann, Hannes Petermeierplican, HeinzBernhardt, Gundula Hoffmann)

75 1700571 Understanding the Gait Dynamics of BroilerChickenIrenilza Naas, FEAGRI, Campinas, Sao Paulo Brazil(Irenilza Naas, Saman Mehdizadeh, Diego Neves, LuizLozano, Rodrigo Garcia)

76 1700580 Counting Trunk Number of Frozen Shark at Harborby Image Processing and Projective TransformationChing-Lu Hsieh, National Pingtung University of Sci-ence & Technology, Taiwan, China, People’s Republic of(Ching-Lu Hsieh, Shin-Chen Lee, Jun-Ching Huang)

77 1700627 Greenbox Farming: A New System for Urban Agri-cultureXiusheng Yang, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CTUnited States (Presenter: Cong Liu) (Xiusheng Yang,Daniel Theobald, Richard McAvoy, Junya Wu, CongLiu)

78 1700671 Developing nanocelluloses from prairie cordgrassby combination of homogenizing and chemical pre-treatmentsLin Wei, South Dakota State University, Brookings,South Dakota United States (Presenter: ShouyunCheng) (Lin Wei, Sarmila Katuwal, Gary Anderson)

79 1700749 Light optimization for A LED-based candling systemand detection of egg fertilityGai Zhu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ZhejiangChina, People’s Republic of (Gai Zhu, Jinming Pan,Yibin Ying)

80 1700792 Gas Emissions from Dairy Compost Bedded PackBarnsKatharine Wolf, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Katharine Wolf, Michael Sama, JosephTaraba, Mark Coyne, Jeffrey Bewley)

81 1700817 A Method on Sow Tracking with adhesion Handlingand Behavior Detection Based on Thermal InfraredVideoLi Ma, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China, Peo-ple’s Republic of (Li Ma, Gang Liu, Ze Zong, Yixin Cai,Xi Meng)

82 1701016 CFD Modeling of an Innovative Displacement Venti-lation System for Manure-Belt Egg Layer HousesXinjie Tong, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OHUnited States (Presenter: Sewoon Hong) (Xinjie Tong,Sewoon Hong, Lingying Zhao)

83 1701034 Characterizing water utilization in modern USdairies to identify opportunities for reutilizationRichard Gates, University of Illinois at Urbana-Cham-paign, Urbana, IL United States (Yijie Xiong, RichardGates)

84 1701102 Determination of the thermotherapy kinetics for cit-rus leavesDaoyuan Yang, University of Georgia, Athens, GAUnited States (Daoyuan Yang, Jose Reyes)

85 1701162 Manure Total Nitrogen Flux from Condensed TanninFed Beef CattleTerra Campbell, West Texas A&M University, Canyon,Texas United States (Terra Campbell)

86 1701167 Analysis of Rapidly Cooling Eastern Oysters in aStatic and Dynamic Ice BathMelody Thomas, North Carolina State University, Apex,North Carolina United States (Melody Thomas SteveHall)

87 1701195 Development of a Rainwater Harvesting Model forBroiler Farms to Estimate On-farm Storage NeedsCarson Edge, Auburn University, Auburn, AL UnitedStates (Carson Edge, Eugene Simpson, JeremiahDavis, Joseph Purswell, William Batchelor)

88 1701206 BalancingC/N ratio for mitigating ammonia emis-sions from dairy manure with A.faecalis strain No. 4Xiaoyun Xue, Washington State University, Pullman,WA United States (Xiaoyun Xue, Gopi Kafle, PiusNdegwa)

89 1701221 Manipulating methanethiol production and utiliza-tion rates for odor controlDian Zhang, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA UnitedStates (Presenter: Yewei Sun) (Dian Zhang, Zhi-wuWang)

90 1701260 Analysis of turkey sound as a non-invasive tech-nique for turkey wellbeing assessmentZhimin Tong, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IndianaUnited States (Zhimin Tong, Jiqin Ni, Marisa Erasmus)

91 1701323 Area Integrated Measurements of N2O Emissionsfrom a Texas Beef Cattle Feedlot Using an Open-Path FTIRKen Casey, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, Amarillo, TXUnited States (Ken Casey, Richard Todd, David Parker,Heidi Waldrip)

92 1701358 Development of a multi-layered interactive ‘virtualfarm’ website for dairy sustainability informationEileen fabian, Pennsylvania State University, UniversityPark, PA United States (Eileen Fabian, Daniel Hofstet-ter, Mathew Ruark, Rebecca Larson, Horacio Aguirre-Villegas, Carolyn Betz)

93 1701377 Fabricating rare earth-doped upconversion fluores-cent nanoparticles for multiplex control of food-borne pathogensHuanhuan Li, (Huanhuan Li)

94 1701392 A Portable Sensor for Gas Emissions from DairyCompost Bedded Pack BarnsMichael Sama, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYUnited States (Presenter: Katie Wolf) (Katharine Wolf,Michael Sama, Joseph Taraba, Mark Coyne, Jeffrey Be-wley)

95 1701433 Compartmental process-based model for estimatingammonia emission from liquid dairy manure stor-age tankSampath A. Karunarathne, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg,Virginia United States (Presenter: Jactone A. Ogejo)(Sampath A. Karunarathne, Jactone Ogejo, MattiasChung)

96 1701439 Manure production rates by finishing cattle in deep-pit cattle barns for the Northern Great PlainsErin Cortus, South Dakota State University, Brookings,SD United States (Erin Cortus, Warren Rusche, JosephDarrington)

97 1701655 Renewable biocatalyst for swine manure treatmentand mitigation of odorous VOCs, ammonia and hy-drogen sulfide emissions: ReviewJacek Koziel, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Devin Maurer, Jacek Koziel, Kelsey Bruning,David Parker)

98 1701656 Pilot-scale concept of real-time wind speed-match-ing wind tunnel for measurements of gaseous emis-sionsJacek Koziel, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa UnitedStates (Devin Maurer, Jacek Koziel, Kelsey Bruning,David Parker)

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Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 340 DRYING, HANDLING AND STORAGE

OF CROPS - PART 2 – Sponsored byPRS-702Moderator: Sam McNeill, Univ of KentuckyLocation: 302A

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1701266 Strategic Grain Reserve Programme in Nigeria: Crit-

ical Issues for ConsiderationBabatunde Adewumi, Federal University of Technology,Akure, Akure Nigeria (Babatunde Adewumi, ModupeIyabo Olonila, Opeyemi Michael Kolade)

10:35AM 1700651 Post-Harvest Loss Reduction of Paddy inBangladesh: A Novel ApproachMd. Monjurul Alam, Bangladesh Agricultural University,Mymensingh, Bangladesh (Md. Monjurul Alam, ChayanKumer Saha, Md. Abdul Awal, Md. Ayub Ali, Md. Ros-tom Ali, Shahana Begum, Prasanta K. Kalita, JaggerHarvey)

10:50AM 1700329 Hermetic bag an effective and economic rice stor-age technology in BangladeshAbdul Awal, Bangladesh Agricultural University, My-mensingh, Bangladesh (Md Abdul Awal, Md Rostom Ali,Mohammad Afzal Hossain, Md Monjurul Alam, PrasantaKumar Kalita, Jagger Harvey)

11:05AM 1700644 Field Performance of BAU-STR Paddy Dryer inBangladeshChayan Saha, Bangladesh Agricultural University, My-mensingh, Bangladesh (Chayan Kumer Saha, Md.Ashraful Alam, Md. Monjurul Alam, Prasanta K. Kalita,Jagger Harvey)

11:20AM 1700297 Mathematical Modeling of Phosphine Distribution inGrain Storage BunkersKaliramesh Siliveru, Kansas State University, Manhat-tan, Kansas United States (Kaliramesh Siliveru, MarkCasada)

11:35AM 1700991 Variability of respiration rates of high moisture soy-beans at elevated storage temperaturesMary-Grace Danao, University of Nebraska - Lincoln,Lincoln, NE United States (Presenter: Lucas Trevisan)(Lucas R. Trevisan, Mary-Grace C. Danao, Richard S.Gates, Kent D. Rausch)

11:50AM 1701170 Natural air drying of corn under four different cli-matic zonesJohnselvakumar Lawrence, Kansas State University,Hesston, KS United States (Johnselvakumar Lawrence)

Wednesday, July 19 – 10:15AM-12:15PMSESSION 342 TECHNO-ECONOMIC MODELING OF

FOOD, CO-PRODUCT, BYPRODUCT,AND WASTE STREAMS – Sponsored byPRS-707Moderator: Christopher Callahan, Univ of

MinnesotaLocation: 303A

Time Paper# Title/Author10:15AM Introduction10:20AM 1700678 LCA and TEA of small, medium and large scale of

bio-fuel derived from food wasteNoor Intan Shafinas Muhammad, Iowa State University,Ames, IA United States (Presenter: Kurt A. Rosentrater)(Noor Intan Shafinas Muhammad, Kurt A. Rosentrater)

10:35AM 1700689 Techno-Economic Analysis of structural biobasedadhesives made from glycerolMinliang Yang, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Minliang Yang, Kurt Rosentrater)

10:50AM 1700690 Cradle to gate life cycle assessment of structuralbiobased adhesives made from glycerolMinliang Yang, Iowa State University, Ames, IA UnitedStates (Minliang Yang, Kurt Rosentrater)

11:05AM 1700796 Life Cycle Analysis and Techno-economic Analysisof Production, Transport and Storage of Distiller’sWet GrainsVarsha Gaonkar, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Varsha Gaonkar, Kurt Rosentrater)

11:20AM 1700819 Technical and Economic Analysis of a Solar-Bio-Powered Organic Waste Utilization and TreatmentSystem in Central AmericaWei Liao, Michigan State University, East Lansing,Michigan United States (Wei Liao, Ronald EstebanAguilar Alvarez, Mauricio Bustamante, Dana Kirk, JoseAlberto Miranda Chavarria, Jose Francisco AguilarPereira, Werner Rodriquez Montero, Dawn Reinhold)

11:35AM 1700834 Environmental Assessment and Economic Analysisof the Manufacturing, Transport, and Use of ActellicSuper and Neemazal Insecticides for the Treatmentof Maize GrainsBernard Darfour, Iowa State University, Ames, IowaUnited States (Presenter: Kurt A. Rosentrater) (BernardDarfour, Kurt A. Rosentrater)

11:50AM 1701408 Techno-economic analysis of fungal pretreatment ofmiscanthus for butanol productionJuliana Vasco-Correa, Ohio State University, Wooster,Ohio United States (Juliana Vasco-Correa, Ajay Shah)

12:05PM 1701582 Sustainability Assessment of Single and Multi-Stream Waste Recycling SystemsHao Zhang, James Madison University, Harrisonburg,Virginia United States (Presenter: Thomas Putzu)(Thomas Putzu, Hannah Delawter-Reuter, CostantinoBerardocco, Hao Zhang)

2018 ASABE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL MEETING

CALL FOR PAPERS

Accepting abstracts on or before October 1, 2017

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 19

EXECUTIVEASABE Board of Trustees

Sunday, 10:00am-1:30pm – 205Thursday, 10:30am-3:00pm –*Davenport Grand’s Cedar Ball

ASABE Foundation Board of TrusteesTuesday, 2:30pm-5:00pm – 300C

E-05 Marketing and External Commu-nications

Wednesday, 2:45pm-5:00pm – 201BE-05/1 E-Week Coordinating Commit-tee

Tuesday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 201BE-05/2 FFA Coordinating Committee

Tuesday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 201BE-06 Foundation Liaison Committee

Tuesday, 12:30pm-2:15pm – 201AE-06/1 KEYS Fund Management Com-mittee

TBA E-06/2 Giving Back Fund

Not Meeting E-07 Issues Management & Social Ac-tion

Monday, 6:30am-7:30am – 201AE-08 Fellows

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 201AE-20 Finance

Sunday, 9:00am-10:00am – 205E-20 Initiative Fund Evaluation Sub-committee

TBA Nominating Committee

Sunday, 3:00pm-4:30pm – 202BWednesday, 9:00am-12:00pm – 303B

MEETINGS COUNCILSunday, 1:30pm-3:30pm – 206DThursday, 8:00am-10:00am –*Davenport Grand’s Meeting 1

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENTCOUNCIL

Sunday, 1:30pm-3:30pm – 206BThursday, 8:00am-10:00am –*Davenport Grand’s Meeting 5

M-102 Awards CoordinatingTuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 201C

M-111 John Deere/McCormick-CaseGold Medal

Not Meeting M-112 Massey-Ferguson Gold Medal

TBA M-113 Engineering Concept of the Year

TBA M-114 Young Researcher (New Hol-land)

TBA M-115 Young Educator (A.W. Farrall)

TBA M-116 Young Designer (Sunkist)

TBA M-117 Larry W. Turner Young Exten-sion Professional

TBA M-122 Stewart Engineering Humanities

Not Meeting M-130 Sukup Global Food SecurityAward

TBA M-131 Fellows Screening

Not Meeting M-132 Lalit and Aruna Verma Excel-lence in Global Engagement Award

TBA M-151 Henry Giese ASABE Structures& Environment

TBA M-152 ADS/Hancor Soil & Water Engi-neering

TBA M-154 International Food EngineeringAward

TBA M-155 Gunlogson Countryside Engi-neering

Not Meeting M-156 Kishida International

TBA M-157 SMV Technologies Ergonomics,Safety and Health

TBA M-158 Mayfield Cotton Engineering

TBA M-159 Award for the Advancement ofSurface Irrigation

TBA

M-160 Evelyn E. Rosentreter StandardsAward

Monday, 1:00pm-1:30pm 202AM-161 PEI Professional Engineer of theYear

TBA M-162 Heermann Sprinkler IrrigationAward

TBA M-163 Gale A. Holloway ProfessionalDevelopment Award

Not Meeting M-164 Yoerger Preprofessional Engi-neer of the Year Award

TBA M-165 Pharos of Alexandria GlobalLearning Award

TBA M-166 James R. and Karen A. GilleyAcademic Leadership Award

TBA M-167 Netafim Award for the Advance-ments in Microirrigation

TBA M-170 Historic Commemoration

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm 202C

INTERNATIONALE-2050 Executive Committee for GlobalEngagement

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 300ATuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 300AAfter a plenary session, subcommit-tees will meet as needed in the sameroom

E-2050/1 International Member Sup-portE-2050/2 International MembershipCommunity SupportE-2050/3 ProgramsE-2050/4 Global PartnersE-2050/5 Global Conference Committee

SECTION STEERINGCOMMITTEEMDC-S02 Section Steering

Not meeting

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COMMITTEES TO CONVENEUPDATED JUNE 25, 2017

These committes are scheduled to meet in conjunction with the 2017 ASABE Annual International Meeting. An asterisk (*) by a spe-cific committee indicates that the committee is meeting in closed session. Interested persons are welcome to all other committee meet-ings. Meetings will be held at the Spokane Convention Center and the Davenport Grand Hotel in Spokane, Washington. Committeesare listed by day, time and then room.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS &AWARDSP-120 Student Organizations

Tuesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 201BP-121 G.B. Gunlogson Student EnvironDesign Competition

Monday, 7:00pm-8:00pm – 205P-122 Boyd-Scott Graduate ResearchAward

TBA P-123 Student Paper Competition (K.K.Barnes)

TBA P-124 AGCO National Student DesignCompetition

TBA P-125 AEM Student Trophies Competi-tion

TBA P-126 1/4 Scale Tractor Design Compe-tition

Tuesday, 12:30pm-2:15pm – 206BP-126 Rules Subcommittee

TBA P-127 Robotics Student Design Compe-tition

TBA P-128 Engineering Ethics CompetitionCommittee

TBA

PUBLICATIONS COUNCILSunday, 1:30pm-3:30pm – 206CThursday, 8:00am-10:00am –*Davenport Grand’s Meeting 2

P-511 Refereed PublicationsTuesday, 5:30pm-7:30pm – 102C/D

P-513 Resource Editorial BoardTuesday, 1:00pm-2:30pm – 301

P-515 Textbooks and MonographsTuesday, 8:00am-10:00am – 301

STANDARDS & TECHNICALCOUNCIL

Sunday, 1:30pm-4:30pm – 206AThursday, 8:00am-10:00am –*Davenport Grand’s Meeting 3

STC-01 Standards Policy & ProceduresWednesday, 4:30pm-6:30pm – 402B

STC-02 International StandardizationMonday, 5:30pm-6:30pm – 402B

APPLIED SCIENCE &ENGINEERINGASE-01 Applied Science and Engineer-ing Executive

TBA

ASE-05 Biological Engineering Tran-scations

Not Meeting ASE-09 Environmental Quality Coordi-nating

TBA ASE-12 Forest Engineering

Tuesday, 12:30pm-2:15pm – 202AASE-16 Engineering for Sustainability

Monday, 1:30pm-3:00pm – 402B

EDUCATION, OUTREACH &PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENTEOPD-01 Executive/Steering

Tuesday, 12:30pm-2:15pm – 300CEOPD-04 Referred Publications Reviewand Paper Awards

TBA EOPD-203 Undergraduate & GraduateInstruction

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 302BEOPD-204 Engineering & TechnologyAccreditation

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 300CEOPD-205 Engineering Technology &Management Education

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 201CEOPD-206 Ag Technology & MgmtCurriculum Review & Pgm Recog

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 201CEOPD-208 Extension

Monday, 7:00pm-9:00pm – 201AEOPD-210 Department Heads

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 202AEOPD-210/1 Steering

TBA EOPD-211 Undergraduate EngineeringPrgm & Instructional Chairs

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm206B

EOPD-412 Professional EthicsWednesday, 6:00am-7:45pm – 303B

EOPD-414 Engineering LicensureMonday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 201B

EOPD-416 Continuing Professional De-velopment

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 203

ENERGY SYSTEMSES-01 Executive

TBA ES-02 Steering

TBA ES-03 Energy Systems Standards Over-sight

Monday, 6:30am-7:30am – 201C

ES-04 Publications ReviewMonday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 202B

ES-100 Energy Systems General BodyMonday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 201C

ES-210 Renewable Power GenerationTuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 202C

ES-220 Biomass Energy & IndustrialByproducts

Tuesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 201AES-238 Solid Biofuels and US TAG forISO TC 238

Not Meeting ES-255 US TAG to ISO TC255 Biogas

Not Meeting ES-300 Electrical Utilization & EnergyApplication

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 201AES-310 Ag Lighting Group

Wednesday, 2:30pm-5:00pm – 202BES-311 Plant Growth LED Lighting

Thursday, 8:00am-5:00pm –*Davenport Grand’s Meeting 12

ES-311/3 PerformanceThursday, 8:00am-5:00pm –*Davenport Grand’s Meeting 12

ES-330 Fan TestingTBA

ES-340 Standby Electric PowerTBA

ES-400 Electrical Code for AgricultureTBA

ERGONOMICS, SAFETY &HEALTHESH-01 Executive / Oversight

Wednesday, 2:45pm-4:30pm – 203ESH-02 Policy and Forward Planning

Wednesday, 8:00am-9:30am – 402CESH-03 Standards

Tuesday, 6:30pm-8:00pm – 205ESH-03/1 External Standard Develop-ment

Tuesday, 6:30pm-8:00pm – 205ESH-03/2 Internal Standard Develop-ment

Tuesday, 6:30pm-8:00pm – 205ESH-04 Technology Exchange

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 203ESH-04/1 Journal of AgriculturalSafety and Health

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 203ESH-04/2 Farmers With DisabilitiesTechnology Exchange

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 203ESH-05 Nominations

TBA

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INFORMATION, TECHNOLOGY,SENSORS & CONTROLSYSTEMSITSC-01 Executive

Sunday, 3:30pm-5:30pm – 206CITSC-02 Steering

Wednesday, 2:45pm-5:00pm – 201CITSC-04 Publications Review andPaper Awards

TBA ITSC-06 Programs

TBA ITSC-07 Forward Planning & Struc-ture

Not Meeting ITSC-217 Computational Methods,Simulations & Applications

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 202AITSC-230 Biosensors

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 202BITSC-254 Emerging Information Sys-tems

Tuesday, 12:30pm-2:30pm – 201CITSC-312 Machine Vision

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 202AITSC-318 Mechatronics & Biorobotics

Tuesday, 7:00pm-9:00pm – 201AITSC-348 Electromagnetics & Spec-troscopy

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 202BITSC-353 Instrumentation & Controls

Monday, 7:00pm-9:00pm – 202B

MACHINERY SYSTEMSMS-01 Executive

Sunday, 6:00pm-8:00pm – 401CMS-01 Executive

Wednesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 402CMS-02 Steering

Sunday, 6:00pm-8:00pm – 401CMS-02 Steering

Wednesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 402CMS-03 Machine Systems StandardsOversight

Wednesday, 8:00pm-10:00pm – 402BMS-03/2 Farm Materials Handling andTransport

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 206CMS-04 Publications Review

TBA MS-05 Nominating

TBA MS-23 & US TAG ISO/TC23

Wednesday, 6:30pm-8:00pm – 402BMS-23/14 Ag Mach. - Sym., Disp &Man & US TAG ISO TC23/SC14

Monday, 7:00am-8:00am – 402B

MS-23/19 Ag Electronics & US TAGISO TC23/SC19

Tuesday, 2:30pm-4:30pm – 402BMS-23/19/1 Electronics for MobileEquipment (ISOBUS)

Tuesday, 2:30pm-4:30pm – 402BMS-23/19/3 Electronics for Identifica-tion (Animal)

Tuesday, 2:30pm-4:30pm – 402BMS-23/19/5 Standards for WirelessCommunications in Agr.

Tuesday, 2:30pm-4:30pm – 402BMS-23/2 Ag Mach. - Common Tests &US TAG ISO TC23/SC2

Tuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pm – 402CMS-23/2/1 Environment Within Ag Ve-hicle Enclosures

Wednesday, 4:30pm-6:30pm – 402CMS-23/2/2 ATSC ROPS Subcommittee

Monday, 10:00am-11:00am – 402BMS-23/3 Ag Mach. - Operator Comfort& US TAG ISO TC23/SC3

Tuesday, 10:30am-12:30pm – 402BMS-23/4 Tractors and US TAG ISOTC23/SC4

Wednesday, 9:30am-12:00pm – 402BMS-23/4/1 Agricultural EquipmentBraking

Tuesday, 2:30pm-3:30pm – 402CMS-23/4/2 Agricultural Loaders

Not Meeting MS-23/4/3 Lighting & Marking

Monday, 3:30pm-5:30pm – 402CMS-23/4/4 Tractor & Implement Hy-draulics

Tuesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 402BMS-23/4/5 Tractor Implement Inter-face/PTO

Tuesday, 8:00am-10:00am – 402BMS-23/6 Application Sys & US TAGISO TC23/SC6

Monday, 6:00pm-7:30pm – 402CMS-23/6/1 Liquid Materials Application

Monday, 7:30pm-9:00pm – 402CMS-23/6/2 Aviation

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 202CMS-23/6/3 Dry Materials

Tuesday, 1:00pm-2:00pm – 402BMS-23/6/4 Spray Application Modeling

Sunday, 9:00am-4:00pm – 401CMS-23/6/5 Anhydrous Ammonia Appli-cation Equimpment

Not Meeting MS-23/7 Harvest and US TAG ISOTC23/SC7

Wednesday, 8:00am-9:30am – 402B

MS-23/7/1 Grain HarvestingNot Meeting

MS-23/7/2 Forage & Biomass Engineer-ing

Tuesday, 4:30pm-6:30pm – 402BMS-23/7/3 Cotton Engineering

Tuesday, 12:30pm-2:15pm – 202CMS-45 Soil-Plant-Machine Dynamics

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 201BMS-47 Distinguished Lecture Series

TBA MS-48 Specialty Crop Engineering

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 201AMS-49 Crop Production Systems, Ma-chinery, and Logistics

Tuesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 202AMS-54 Precision Agriculture

Tuesday, 8:00am-10:00am – 402CMS-58 Agricultural Equipment Au-tomation

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 401BMS-60 Unmanned Aerial Systems

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 202B

NATURAL RESOURCES &ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMSNRES-01 Executive

Sunday, 3:30pm-5:30pm – 401ANRES-02 Steering

Wednesday, 2:45pm-5:00pm – 401ANRES-03 NRES Standards Oversight

Wednesday, 6:00am-7:30am – 203NRES-03/2 US TAG ISO TC23/SC18

Not Meeting NRES-04 Program

TBA NRES-05 Publications Review

TBA NRES-06 Paper Awards

TBA NRES-07 Nomenclature

Not Meeting NRES-09 Forward Planning

TBA NRES-21 Hydrology Group

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 302ANRES-22 Erosion Control Group

Tuesday, 12:15pm-2:30pm – 102A/BNRES-223 Erosion Control Research

Tuesday, 12:15pm-2:30pm – 102A/BNRES-224 Sediment and AssociatedPollutants

Tuesday, 12:15pm-2:30pm – 102A/BNRES-225 Conservation Systems

Tuesday, 12:15pm-2:30pm – 102A/BNRES-23 Drainage Group

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 303B

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NRES-24 Irrigation GroupTuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 102A/B

NRES-241 Sprinkler IrrigationTuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 102A/B

NRES-242 Surface Irrigation & WaterSupply

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 102A/BNRES-244 Irrigation Management

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 102A/BNRES-245 Microirrigation

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 102A/BNRES-246 Turf & Landscape Irrigation

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 102A/BNRES-25 Streams, Reservoirs, and Wet-lands Group

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 206BNRES-251 Hydraulic Structures

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 206BNRES-252 Geomrphlgy, Streambk St-blty & In-Stream Processes

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 206BNRES-253 Riparian Zones, Floodplains,& Wetlands

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 206BNRES-26 Sustainable Land Resources

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 203NRES-262 Onsite Water Reuse

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 201BNRES-265 Soil and Groundwater Re-mediation

Not Meeting NRES-27 Ag Byproducts & AnimalMortality Systems

Tuesday, 12:15pm-2:30pm – 206CNRES-28 Ecological Engineering

Tuesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 202C

PLANT, ANIMAL & FACILITYSYSTEMSPAFS-01 Executive

Sunday, 3:30pm-5:30pm – 206APAFS-02 Steering

Wednesday, 7:00pm-9:00pm – 201BPAFS-03 Standards Oversight

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 301PAFS-04 Paper Awards

Not meeting PAFS-05 Publications Review

TBA PAFS-06 Program

TBA PAFS-07/1 Agri-Industrial Facility De-sign and Operation

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 300BPAFS-20 Structures Group

Tuesday, 7:00pm-9:00pm – 301

PAFS-20/4 Bulk Solids Handling andStorage

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 300BPAFS-234 Fisheries & Aquaculture

Not Meeting PAFS-30 Plant Systems Group

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 302APAFS-40 Facilities & Systems Group

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 300DPAFS-40/3/1 Milk Handling Equipment

Not Meeting PAFS-50 Environmental Air Quality

Tuesday, 8:00am-9:15am – 202C

PROCESSING SYSTEMSPRS-01 Executive & Steering

Sunday, 3:30pm-5:30pm – 206BPRS-01 Executive & Steering

Wednesday, 2:30pm-5:00pm – 202APRS-02/2 Nominating

Sunday, 3:30pm-5:30pm – 206BPRS-02/2 Nominating

Wednesday, 2:30pm-5:00pm – 202APRS-03 Processing Systems StandardsOversight

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 302APRS-04 Publications

Monday, 6:30am-7:30am – 300CPRS-06 General Program

TBA PRS-280 Bioconversion and Bio-processes

Monday, 12:15pm-2:15pm – 302BPRS-293 US TAG for ISO TC 293 FeedMachinery

Not Meeting PRS-701 Physical Properties of Ag &Biological Products

Monday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 301PRS-702 Crop & Feed Processing &Storage

Tuesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 201CPRS-703 Food Processing

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 201CPRS-707 Food & Organic Waste Man-agement & Utilization

Tuesday, 7:00am-8:00am – 300B

PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERINGINSTITUTEPEI Professional Engineers Institute

TBA Guide to Professional Licensure

Monday, 7:00am-8:00am – 202B

OTHER COMMITTEESABET Program Evaluation (PEV) In-troduction

Wednesday, 9:00am-10:00am – 301ABET Criterion 4 Presentations andDiscussion

Wednesday, 10:00am-12:15pm – 301CIGR Section III Next Leaders

Monday, 5:30pm-7:00pm – 203Committee Leadership

Sunday, 3:30pm-4:30pm – 206DGeorgia Strategic Planning

Thursday, 8:30am-12:00pm –*Davenport Grand

Global Water Security Conference Co-ordinating Committee

Wednesday, 7:30am-9:00am – 401BNortheast Agricultural/Biological Engi-neering Conference

TBA NRCS

Tuesday, 7:00pm-8:30pm – 102A/BOrder of the Engineer Induction Cere-mony

Monday, 4:00pm-5:00pm – 207Pacific Northwest Section Planning

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 206APast President’s Roundtable

Monday, 2:30pm-3:30pm – 207Website Usability Task Force

TBA X-271 Revision of D271, PsychrometricData

Not Meeting X-621 Development

Monday, 5:15pm-6:15pm – 201AX-632Agricultural Irrigation Data Ex-change (PAIL)

Monday, 6:00pm-7:00pm – 206AX-633 Testing Soil Moisture Sensors forLandscape Irrigation

Not Meeting Washington Agricultural Systems 101

Tuesday, 7:00am-9:00am – 206AYoung Professionals Community

Tuesday, 5:15pm-7:00pm – 303A

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