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Application of physically-based methodology for erosion prediction at IBSRAM-ASIALAND sites

Project ID

LWR2/1996/216

Project Country

Inactive project countries

Malaysia

Commissioned Organisation

International Board for Soil Research and Management, Thailand

Project Leader

Dr Adisak Sajjapongse

Email

oibsram@nontri.ku.ac.th

Phone: 

66 2 579 7590

Fax: 

66 2 561 1230

Collaborating Institutions

Rubber Research Institute of Malaysia, Malaysia
Guizhou Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
Department of Land Development, Thailand
Griffith University, Australia

Project Budget

$85,000.00

Start Date

01/04/1997

Finish Date

31/03/1998

Extension Start Date

01/04/1998

Extension Finish Date

30/06/1999

ACIAR Research Program Manager

Dr Kep Coughlan

Overview Objectives

Soil erosion is severe and widespread in Southeast Asia. In 1988, the International Board for Soil Research and Management (IBSRAM) organised an international network on the management of sloping lands for sustainable agriculture in Asia (ASIALAND Management of Sloping Lands). The ASIALAND network involves China, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam and evaluates conservation technologies for sustainable agriculture on sloping lands. This project aims to use models developed in ACIAR projects 8551 and 9201 to evaluate soil erosion and runoff rate at sites in the ASIALAND network. Scientists will also train staff and run a hands-on workshop.

Location

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