Author : Water Quality Technical Committee of the Irrigation and Drainage Council of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute of ASCE
Release : 2012
Genre : Agricultural ecology
Kind : eBook
Book Rating : 482/5 ( reviews)
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Book Synopsis Agricultural Salinity Assessment and Management: Nature and Extent of Agricultural Salinity and Sodicity; Chapter 2 Diagnosis of Salinity Problems and Selection of Control Practices: An Overview; Part 2 Effects of Salts on Soils: Chapter 3 The Chemistry of Salt-Affected Soils and Waters; Chapter 4 Chemistry of Trace Elements in Soils and Groundwater; Chapter 5 Soil Response to Saline and Sodic Conditions; Chapter 6 Plant Responses to Saline and Sodic Conditions; Chapter 7 Deficiencies and Toxicities of Trace Elements; Chapter 8 Transgenic Strategies Toward the Development of Salt-Tolerant Plants; Part 3 Sampling, Monitoring, and Measurement: Chapter 9 Field Sampling of Soil, Water, and Plants; Chapter 10 Laboratory and Field Measurements; Part 4 Diagnosis of Salt Problems: Chapter 11 Irrigation Water Quality Assessments; Chapter 12 Leaching and Rootzone Salinity Control; Chapter 13 Plant Salt Tolerance; Chapter 14 Statistical Models for the Prediction of Field-Scale and Spatial Salinity Patterns from Soil Conductivity Survey Data; Chapter 15 Spatially Distributed Solute Balance in a California Water District; Part 5 Salinity Management Options: Chapter 16 On-Farm Irrigation and Drainage Practices; Chapter 17 Drip Irrigation and Salinity; Chapter 18 Management of Dryland Saline Seeps; Chapter 19 Project-Level Salinity Management Options; Chapter 20 San Joaquin Valley, California, Drainage Management Options; Part 6 Land Reclamation, Treatment and Disposal of Drainage Waters: Chapter 21 Reclamation of Saline, Sodic, and Boron-Affected Soils; Chapter 22 Use of Saline Drainage Waters for Irrigation; Chapter 23 Drainage Water Treatment and Disposal Options; Chapter 24 Agricultural Evaporation Basins; Chapter 25 Salinity Assessment of Irrigation Water Using WATSUIT; Chapter 26 Leaching Requirement: Steady-State Versus Transient Models; Chapter 27 Conceptual Water Flow and Salt Transport for Flux-Limited and Ponded Infiltration; Chapter 28 Modeling Transient Rootzone Salinity (SWS Model); Chapter 29 Long-Term Regional-Scale Modeling of Soil Salinity; Chapter 30 Conceptual Irrigation Project Hydrosalinity Model; Chapter 31 Microeconomics of Salinity and Drainage Management; Chapter 32 San Joaquin Valley, California: A Case Study; Chapter 33 Institutional and Salinity Issues on the Upper Rio Grande; Chapter 34 Viability of Irrigated Agriculture with Expanding Space and Time Scales; Appendix A Conversion Tables by : Water Quality Technical Committee of the Irrigation and Drainage Council of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute of ASCE
Download or read book Agricultural Salinity Assessment and Management: Nature and Extent of Agricultural Salinity and Sodicity; Chapter 2 Diagnosis of Salinity Problems and Selection of Control Practices: An Overview; Part 2 Effects of Salts on Soils: Chapter 3 The Chemistry of Salt-Affected Soils and Waters; Chapter 4 Chemistry of Trace Elements in Soils and Groundwater; Chapter 5 Soil Response to Saline and Sodic Conditions; Chapter 6 Plant Responses to Saline and Sodic Conditions; Chapter 7 Deficiencies and Toxicities of Trace Elements; Chapter 8 Transgenic Strategies Toward the Development of Salt-Tolerant Plants; Part 3 Sampling, Monitoring, and Measurement: Chapter 9 Field Sampling of Soil, Water, and Plants; Chapter 10 Laboratory and Field Measurements; Part 4 Diagnosis of Salt Problems: Chapter 11 Irrigation Water Quality Assessments; Chapter 12 Leaching and Rootzone Salinity Control; Chapter 13 Plant Salt Tolerance; Chapter 14 Statistical Models for the Prediction of Field-Scale and Spatial Salinity Patterns from Soil Conductivity Survey Data; Chapter 15 Spatially Distributed Solute Balance in a California Water District; Part 5 Salinity Management Options: Chapter 16 On-Farm Irrigation and Drainage Practices; Chapter 17 Drip Irrigation and Salinity; Chapter 18 Management of Dryland Saline Seeps; Chapter 19 Project-Level Salinity Management Options; Chapter 20 San Joaquin Valley, California, Drainage Management Options; Part 6 Land Reclamation, Treatment and Disposal of Drainage Waters: Chapter 21 Reclamation of Saline, Sodic, and Boron-Affected Soils; Chapter 22 Use of Saline Drainage Waters for Irrigation; Chapter 23 Drainage Water Treatment and Disposal Options; Chapter 24 Agricultural Evaporation Basins; Chapter 25 Salinity Assessment of Irrigation Water Using WATSUIT; Chapter 26 Leaching Requirement: Steady-State Versus Transient Models; Chapter 27 Conceptual Water Flow and Salt Transport for Flux-Limited and Ponded Infiltration; Chapter 28 Modeling Transient Rootzone Salinity (SWS Model); Chapter 29 Long-Term Regional-Scale Modeling of Soil Salinity; Chapter 30 Conceptual Irrigation Project Hydrosalinity Model; Chapter 31 Microeconomics of Salinity and Drainage Management; Chapter 32 San Joaquin Valley, California: A Case Study; Chapter 33 Institutional and Salinity Issues on the Upper Rio Grande; Chapter 34 Viability of Irrigated Agriculture with Expanding Space and Time Scales; Appendix A Conversion Tables written by Water Quality Technical Committee of the Irrigation and Drainage Council of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute of ASCE. This book was released on 2012. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Abstract: Prepared by the Water Quality and Drainage Committee of the Irrigation and Drainage Council of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute of ASCE. Agricultural Salinity Assessment and Management, second edition, considers worldwide salinity and trace element management in irrigated agriculture and water supplies. This updated edition provides a reference to help sustain irrigated agriculture and integrates contemporary concepts and management practices. It covers technical and scientific aspects of agricultural salinity management, as well as environmental, economic, and legal concerns. Topics include: nature and extent of agricultural salinity; diagnosis of salinity problems and selection of control practices; soil response to saline and sodic conditions; plant responses to saline and sodic conditions; long-term regional-scale modeling of soil salinity; case study of San Joaquin Valley, California; institutional and salinity issues on the Upper Rio Grande; and viability of irrigated agriculture with expanding space and time. The second edition of MOP 71 is valuable to water professionals, engineers, scientists, practitioners, and educators interested in developing and managing ever more constrained water supplies worldwide
