Widoczny [Schowaj] Abstrakt. Adres strony. Journal of Research and Applications in Agricultural Engineering. Database system for acquisition and data processing on air pollution from agricultural production.
Mielcarek, P. System bazodanowy do akwizycji i przetwarzania danych o zanieczyszczeniach powietrza z produkcji rolniczej. Agriculture is the source of gaseous, particulate matter emissions and the livestock production also generates the problem of odor nuisance.
To monitor and evaluate the scale of its environmental impact are used dedicated database systems which function is collection, processing and visualization of data. The aim of the study was to design and make the database system "Agricultural Air Pollution. Elements of Reference List Entries. Missing Reference Information. Reference Examples. Database Information in References. Archival Documents and Collections. Reference Lists Versus Bibliographies. Kamoni PT ,. Gicheru PT ,. Wokabi SM ,.
Easter M Search articles by 'Easter M'. Easter M ,. Milne E Search articles by 'Milne E'. Milne E ,. Coleman K Search articles by 'Coleman K'. Coleman K ,. Falloon P ,. Paustian K Search articles by 'Paustian K'. Paustian K. Share this article Share with email Share with twitter Share with linkedin Share with facebook.
At present, the convention encourages countries to estimate emissions using the most advanced methods possible, given the country circumstances and resources.
The required datasets included: land use history, monthly mean precipitation, monthly mean minimum and maximum temperatures for all the agro-climatic zones of Kenya and historical vegetation cover. Soil C stocks of 1. Conversion of natural vegetation to annual crops led to the greatest soil C losses.
Simulations suggest that soil C losses remain substantial throughout the modelling period of In non-hydric soils the SOC change rates were more pronounced in high sandy soils compared to high clay soils in most land use systems. Full text links Read article at publisher's site DOI : References Articles referenced by this article 20 Soil carbon stocks and projected changes according to land use management: a case study for Kenya Batjes Soil Use Manage.
Title not supplied Easter Title not supplied FAO
0コメント