| Saturday,
4th June: |
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17h00-19h00
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Arrival and registration, |
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(uncertain timetable)
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Ice-breaker reception
at the Rouen city
council |
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Address:  Hôtel de Ville
Pl. du Général-De-Gaulle
76037 Rouen cedex 1 |
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| Sunday, 5th June: |
| 8h00-8h30 |
Registration |
| 8h30-9h00 |
Welcome - Coffee break |
| 9h00-9h30 |
Opening of the conference:
A.V. Auzet
President of the Upper Normandy region |
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| Plenary
session organised by: |
WG2 on Soil conservation
strategies crossing farm and catchment scales : perception, management
and policy
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| 9h30-10h00 |
P. Fry
(WG2 Keynote speaker) “Differing views of scientists and
farmers: Explaining implementation problems and sketching the potential
of knowledge exchange” |
| 10h00-10h20 |
L. Serlet
et al. “Convincing farmers to control erosion : results
of the interregional MESAM project” |
| 10h20-10h40 |
J. Ingram
“Farmers' understanding of best management practice for soil: a study
from England with reference to the Landcare Project” |
| 10h40-11h00 |
K. Gillijns et al.
“Successful adoption of conservation agriculture in Flanders, Belgium” |
| 11h00-11h30 |
Coffee break |
| 11h30-11h50 |
A. Joannon
et al. “Modification of crop location at farm level: Assessment
of farmer's leeway” |
| 11h50-12h10 |
A. Mathieu et al.
“Combining social network and technical leeway in farms analysis to
reduce runoff at catchment's scale by managing crop localisation” |
| 12h10-12h30 |
A. Klik
et al. “Agricultural decision support system to minimize
ecological and economical damages caused by soil and nutrient translocation” |
| 12h30-12h50 |
P. Martin
et al. “Towards a modification of the cultivation methods
allowing runoff reductions: bases of a data-processing decision support
tool for dialogue with farmers” |
| 12h50-14h30 |
Lunch |
| 14h30-15h00 |
D. J.
Mulla (WG2 Keynote speaker) “A US Perspective on TMDLs and
Effectiveness of BMPs for Control of Soil Loss” |
| 15h00-15h20 |
J. Styk “Soil
erosion and its control measures implementation in Slovakia” |
| 15h20-15h40 |
A. Leys et al.
“Factors controlling the variation in runoff and soil erosion under
different tillage systems: a study in the Belgian Loess Belt” |
| 15h40-16h00 |
K. Bádonyi
et al. “Ecological and economical assessment of different
tillage systems on a Hungarian study site” |
| 16h00-16h20 |
Coffee break |
| 16h20-17h20 |
Poster Session
(1 min oral presentation) |
| 17h20-17h45 |
General Discussion |
| 18h00-19h00 |
Steering committee meeting |
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| Monday, 6th June, am: |
Two parallel
plenary sessions |
| 8h30-9h00 |
Welcome - Coffee break |
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| First
parallel plenary session organised by: |
WG1 on Implication of a new european
soil strategy for erosion and conservation policy
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| 9h00-9h30 |
T. Kuhlman
(WG1 Keynote speaker) “Estimating the costs and benefits
of soil conservation” |
| 9h30-9h50 |
O. Cerdan
et al. “Empirical Economic Impacts Assessment of Soil Degradation
by erosion: a first attempt at the European scale” |
| 9h50-10h10 |
J. Schuler
et al. “Transaction Costs of Implementation Options in Soil
Conservation Policies” |
| 10h10-10h30 |
S. Spaeter
et al. “Some Economic Insights in the Mudd Flood Risk Management” |
| 10h30-10h50 |
I. Marton et al.
“Erosion and implementation of " good agricultural practice "
in Hungary” |
| 10h50-11h20 |
Coffee break |
| 11h20-11h40 |
C. Mathieu
“The policy of the AESN within the framework of the new CAP and the
Framework Directive in the field of water policy” |
| 11h40-12h00 |
J.L Rubio
“Policy options to Combat European Desertification in the Context of
the EU Soil Thematic Strategy” |
| 12h00-12h20 |
H. E.
Lundekvam “Erosion research and policies in Norway to obtain
improved water quality” |
| 12h20-12h40 |
A. Kessler
“Fundamentals of an Effective Soil Conservation Strategy” |
| 12h40-13h00 |
General Discussion |
| 13h00-14h30 |
Lunch |
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| Second
parallel plenary session organised by: |
WG3 on Off-site impacts of sediments
or pollutants in small or medium catchments (up to 100 km²)
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| 9h00-9h30 |
J. C.
Bathurst (WG3 Keynote speaker) “Modelling off-site soil
erosion impacts” |
| 9h30-9h50 |
R. Hessel
et al. “Evaluation of the LISEM soil erosion model in two
catchments in the East African Highlands” |
| 9h50-10h10 |
T. Dostal
et al. “The effect of land-use scenarios on soil loss and
sediment transport in different types of catchments” |
| 10h10-10h30 |
T. Astaras “The
present state of remote sensing and GIS methodology to monitoring and predicting
areas susceptible to water surface erosion and landslides. Examples from
Macedonia province (Northern Greece)” |
| 10h30-10h50 |
S. Follain
et al. “Effect of land use and management on soil redistribution
and associated Soil Organic Carbon stocks in a complex agricultural landscape” |
| 10h50-11h20 |
Coffee break |
| 11h20-11h40 |
O. Evrard
et al. “Efficiency of mitigation measures against muddy
floods in the Loam Belt : A case study in a village of Belgium” |
| 11h40-12h00 |
M. Liegeois
“Evaluation of vulnerability in agricultural land and farm in front
of erosion as a natural hazard” |
| 12h00-12h20 |
T. de
Figueiredo et al. “Water erosion in afforested areas on
the early stages of stand development: lessons from a research project in
NE Portugal” |
| 12h20-12h40 |
L. Øygarden
et al. “Is it possible to implement large scale measures
to improve water quality in agricultural catchments without restrictions
?” |
| 12h40-13h00 |
General Discussion |
| 13h00-14h30 |
Lunch |
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| Monday, 6th
June, pm: |
Plenary session on Phosphorus issues:
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| 14h30-15h00 |
J. N Quinton
(P session Keynote speaker) “Erosion and
overland flow as processes of P loss” |
| 15h00-15h20 |
N. J. Kuhn et al.
“Laboratory experiments on Phosphorus movement by interrill processes” |
| 15h20-15h40 |
H. Tunney
“Suspended solids and phosphorus in overland flow from six grassland
field plots” |
| 15h40-16h00 |
I. Sisák
et al. “Analysis of erosion from a medium-sized and embedded
small catchment by using SWAT model” |
| 16h00-16h20 |
Coffee break |
| 16h20-16h40 |
B. Kronvang
et al. “Spatial and temporal variations in P-losses from
European river basins: meeting the future challenges with respect to WFD
compliance” |
| 16h40-17h00 |
General Discussion |
| 17h00-18h00 |
Poster Session (WG1, WG2, WG3, P Session) |
| 18h00-19h00 |
MC meeting |
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| Tuesday, 7th June: |
Field trip
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| 7h30-8H00 |
Meet at the Rouen station then Departure |
| 8h00-9h00 |
Bus journey to Saint Valéry en Caux |
| 9h00-11h15 |
First field stop:
(Blosseville and Bourg Dun sites) |
| 11h15-11h45 |
Return to Saint Valéry en Caux |
| 11h45-14h15 |
Lunch at the Hôtel du Casino in Saint
Valéry en Caux. |
| 14h15-15h15 |
Bus journey to Fongueusemare near Etretat |
| 15h15-16h15 |
Second
field stop: (Fongueuseumare site) |
| 16h15-16h30 |
Return to Etretat and its famous Cliffs |
| 16h30-18h00 |
Round table to meet and
talk to various local agents |
| 18h00-19h00 |
Free time at the seaside |
| 19h00-22h00 |
Closing reception including dinner
at Etretat
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| 22h00-23h30 |
Bus journey to Rouen |
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| Wednesday, 8th June: |
Departure
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