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Simulation of Soil Organic Carbon Storage and Changes in Agricultural Cropland in China and Its Impact on Food Security Its Impa

Author(s): Tang Huajun and Eric Van Ranst

Publisher: China Meteorological Press
Published Date: 2007
ISBN: 978-7-5029-4377-6
Pages: 256
Language: English
Type: Book
Cover: Hard Cover

Our Price: $63.80

Avail: In-Stock

Description

The international workshop on Simulation of Soil Organic Carbon Storage and Changes in Agricultural Cropland in China and Its Impact on Food Security was held from June 11 till 15, 2007, at Ghent University, Gent, Belgium. The presentations of the symposium focused on the impact of certain management practices on SOC contents and evolution of SOC as observed through field experiments and as estimated by estimated by modeling, and its effects on crop yields and hence food production. In these proceedings, the full text of each of these presentations has been collected.

Main Contents

Quantifying Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Potential with Modeling Approach
Modeling Soil Organic Carbon Storage and Its Spatial Distribution in Cropland in China
Evolution of the Organic Matter Content of Flemish Agricultural Soils
Agricultural Monitoring System with Remote Sensing in China
A Method for Eco-environmental Functional Division: Taking Panyu District of Guangdong City as an Example
Grass Yield Estimate Study of China’s Northern Farming-Pastoral Ecotone Based on the BP Neural Network Method
Quantitative Relationship Between Agro-drought and Cropland SOC as well as Grain Production in China
Spatial Patterns and Effects of Cropland SOC in Quantitative Assessment of Grain Productivity in China
Effects of Different Soil Management Practices on the Soil Redistribution and Loss of SOC and on Winter Wheat Yield: A Field Rainfall Simulation Study
Soil Organic Carbon Changes due to Nutrient Management Practices in Dryland Maize under Reduced Tillage in China
Estimating the Impacts of Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration on Crop Yield and Environment in Croplands in China
Influence of Reduced Tillage on Soil Organic Matter Fractions in the Surface Layer of Belgian Silty Cropland Soils
The Effect of Reduced Tillage on Carbon Dynamics in Silt Loam Soils under a Temperate Climate
Influence of Humic Substances on Crop Yield and Nutrient Uptake
Estimated CO2 and N2O Emissions and Mitigation Measures in Typical Cropland Soils of Huang-Huai-Hai Plain in China
Study on the Cultivated Land Resources, Their Protection and Food Security in China
A Preliminary Study on Monitoring the Soil Moisture of Winter Wheat Area in Northern China by Using ENVISAT-1/ASAR
Research on Index System for Food Security Evaluation in China
Impacts of Low Temperature on Crop Yields in Northern China
Programs for the Workshop “Simulation of Soil Organic Carbon Storage and Changes in Agricultural Cropland in China and Its Impact on Food Security