1). Water demand and the value of water in the US Southeast, with Dr. Tatiana
Borisova, USDA-ERS
2). Economics of managed aquifer recharge in the Mississippi
Embayment: An integration of MODFLOW with an economic model, with Dr. Kent
Kovacs, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Dr. Helen E. Dahlke, UC
Davis, Dr. Ahmed
Ali, Irrigation and Hydraulics Department, Faculty of Engineering,
Cairo University, Giza, Egypt and former postdoc at UC Davis, and Dr. Steve
Wallander, USDA-ERS
4). Regional supply elasticities using remote-sensing data and
implications of Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) on
agricultural production in California, with Dr. Bruce
Babcock and Dr. Mehdi
Nemati, University of California, Riverside
5). An integrated tillage choice dynamics and biophysical modeling
framework - impacts of periodic tillage on water quality in Upper
Mississippi River Basin, with Dr. Lyubov
A. Kurkalova, North Carolina A&T State, Dr. Jaehak
Jeong, Texas A&M, and Dr. Philip W.
Gassman, Iowa State University
6). Modeling field level tillage dynamics with cropland data layer
(CDL): an application of Entropy approach to evaluate the effect of
shifting production toward corn monoculture on farmer’s tillage choices
in Iowa, with Dr. Lyubov
A. Kurkalova, North Carolina A&T State, and Dr. Silvia
Secchi, University of Iowa