Saturday, 4th June: | |
17h00-19h00
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Arrival and registration, |
(uncertain timetable)
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Ice-breaker reception at the Rouen city council |
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 |
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 |
Monday, 6th June, am: | Two parallel plenary sessions |
8h30-9h00 | Welcome - Coffee break |
First parallel plenary session organised by: | |
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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 |
Second parallel plenary session organised by: | |
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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 |
Monday, 6th June, pm: |
Plenary session on Phosphorus issues: |
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 |
Tuesday, 7th June: | Field trip |
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 |
22h00-23h30 | Bus journey to Rouen |
Wednesday, 8th June: | Departure |