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Final
Announcement Dear Guests, The International Forum on Bio-Environmental
and Bio-energy Engineering (2003-IFBBE), as scheduled, is going to be held
from Nov.21 to Nov 23, 2003 in Beijing. The advanced developments and achievements of Bio-environment and
Bio-energy Engineering together with its key roles in the modern agriculture
development will all be focused on the 2003-IFBBE. World famous experts from
international associations like the International Association of Agricultural
Engineering (CIGR), ASAE, Association of Overseas Chinese Agricultural,
Biological, and food Engineers (AOC) and from institutions in US, Japan,
Denmark, Canada, Israel, and China will give their keynote speeches. Totally
110 participants are expected to attend the Forum. The Forum, as an important activity of the Agricultural S&T Act Year
of the Ministry of Agriculture, China, also has attracted many news and media
agencies’ concentration. Date and Venue: Date:
Nov. 21-23, 2003 Venue: CAU International Conference Center, East Campus,
China Agricultural University, Qinghuadonglu 17, Haidian, Beijing 100083
(Please see the attached Appendix 3) Registration: Registration Table: Lobby of CICC Front Desk Registration
Time: Nov. 20, 2003 Registration Fee: US $300.00 per participant and US $150
per accompanying person. Registration fee for each participant is inclusive
of cost of proceedings, refreshment, lunches, field trips, dinners and
banquets. (Except invited speakers) Services: Transportation: Please contact Ms. GUAN Xiaodong of the Chinese
Society of Agricultural Engineering (CSAE), if you need transportation
services like transportation from and to the airport, sightseeing in Beijing,
etc. The service is not free. Hotels: Three hotels with standards from lower to higher are
available around the Forum Venue (Please see the attached Appendix 3). Translation: The simultaneous translation will be provided for
the plenary conference on the first day. The presentations on the 2nd and 3rd
day and the closing remarks will not have such translations. Receipt: Please return the receipt
(please see the attached Appendix 2)
by writing or through email before Nov 12. 2003 to Ms. GUAN Xiaodong at: Fax: 010 65929450 Tel: 010 65929450 010
65910066-2502/3502 Email: hqcsae@agri.gov.cn Forum Program:
Note: Ÿ
All the
presentations, except those specially arranged, should be finished within 10
minutes plus 3 to 5 minutes for questions. Ÿ
OHPs,
Powerpoint Projectors and computers are available for the presentations. For more information, please
contact: Ms. Guan Xiaodong Deputy secretary-general, Secretariat Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering (CSAE) Tel: 0086
10 65929450, 0086 10 65910066 ext. 2502/3502 Fax: 0086 10 65929450 Email: hqcsae@agri.gov.cn Add: 41, Maizidian Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing 10026 P.R. China Appendix 1
2003-IFBBE Preliminary Programme 20/11/2003 (Thursday) Registration 21/11/2003 (Friday) 8:30–10:00 Opening
Ceremony Opening Remarks
Congratulations 10:00-10:30 Group Photo Break 10:30-12:30 Plenary Presentation
Keynote speeches 10:30–11:10 Prof. Bill A. Stout, Texas A&M University, USA ------ Biomass Energy for
the 21st Century: Current R&D Programs in the United States 11:10–11:50 Prof. Norman R
Scott, National Academy of Engineering, Cornell University, USA ------
Agro-Eco-Industrial Integration
of Energy and Materials Flow for Rural Development 11:50 - 12:30 Prof. Zhu
Ming, President, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Engineering, China
------ The Agricultural Modernization and Agricultural Engineering R
& D Innovation in China
12:30 13:30 Lunch 13:30-18:30 Plenary Presentation 13:30-15:45 1. Prof. Soeren Pedersen, Chairman, CIGR
Section II, Denmark --------Farm Buildings from an International Point
of View 2.Prof. Fe Zetian, Vice president, China
Agricultural University, China -------Web-Aqua: An Hybrid Aquaculture Information
System in China 3. Prof. Kuan-Chong Ting, The Ohio State
University, USA --------Engineering Research on Controlled
Environment Plant Production Systems at the Ohio State
University 4. Prof. Li Tianlai, Vice President of
Shenyang Agricultural University, China -------Study on Environment of the Solar-greenhouse
Liaoshen-I (I) Characteristics of Loss Heat in Winter 5. Prof.
Hideo Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture University, Japan -------Technical
Information on Soilless Culture of Horticultural Crops in Japan
6. Prof. Qiang Zhang, University of Manitoba, Canada -------Odour and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from
Livestock Operations 15:45–16:00 Coffee Break 16:00–18:30 7. Prof. Li Baoming, China Agricultural University, China -------Research Progress on Farm Buildings and
Bioenvironmental Engineering in China 8. Prof. Gary Riskowski, Department Head of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at Texas
A&M University, USA -------Overview of Bioenvironmental Engineering at Texas A&M
University 9. Prof. Yuanhui Zhang, University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign, USA -------Highlights of Bioenvironmental Engineering at
University of Illinois 10.
Prof. Zhao Jiewen, Vice President of Jiangsu University, China -------Agro-processing
and Bio-agricultural Environment 11.
Prof. Jason Shi, North Carolina State University, USA -------
Application of Environmental Bio-technology in Agriculture 12.
Prof. Rameshwar S. Kanwar, Iowa State University, USA -------Livestock
Production Systems and their Impacts on NO3-N losses to
Groundwater Systems
13.Strategy on the Rural Energy Development in China 19:00–20:30
Reception 22/11/2003 (Saturday) 8:30--12:30
Paper Presentations &
Forum Discussion 8:30-10:00 Session
A： Paper Presentations Chairs： Prof.
Yehezkel Cohen, Israel Agricultural Research Organization, Israel Prof. Zhou Changji Chinese Academy of Agricultural
Engineering, China Session B： Forum on Bioenvironmental and Bio-energy Engineering Chairs： Prof.
Soren Pedersen, Chairman, CIGR Section
II, Denmark Prof. Qiang Zhang, University of Manitoba,
Canada -----Topic: The
contribution of bioenvironmental and bio-energy engineering on modern agriculture and rural development during the
past 50 years 10:00-10:30 Coffee Break 10:30-12:30 Paper
Presentations & Forum
Discussion Session A： Paper Presentations Chairs： Prof. Hideo Ikeda, Osaka
Prefecture University, Japan
Prof. Chen Qingyun, China Agricultural University, China Session
B： Forum on Bioenvironmental and Bio-energy Engineering Chairs： Prof. Gerald Riskowski, Texas A & M University, USA Prof. Ruihong Zhang, UC Davis, USA Prof. Dong Renjie China
Agricultural University, China -----Topic:
Key areas of Bioenvironmental
and Bio-energy Engineering at
present 12:30-13:30 Lunch 13:30-18:30 Paper
Presentations & Forum
Discussion 13:30-15:30 Session A： Paper Presentations Chairs： Prof. Liu Ronghou, Shenyang
Agricultural University, China
Prof.Xu Lihong, Tongji University, China Session
B： Forum on Bioenvironmental and Bio-energy Engineering Chairs： Prof. K.C. Ting, The Ohio State University, USA Prof.
Guoqiang Zhang, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Denmark Prof. Wang Gehua, Tsinghua University,
China
-----Topic: Some new trends in the following 10-15years
in the area of
Bioenvironmental
and Bio-energy Engineering 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-18:30 Paper
Presentations & Forum
Discussion Session A: Paper
Presentations Chairs: Prof. Cao Linkui, Jiusan Society,
China Prof. Li
Pingping, Jiangsu University, China Session B： Forum on Bioenvironmental and Bio-energy
Engineering Chairs： Prof. Norman R Scott, Cornell University, USA Prof.
Yuanhui Zhang, University of Illinois, USA Prof. Li
Baoming, china Agricultural University, USA
------Topic: New trends
in 2050 in the
area of Bioenvironmental
and Bio-energy Engineering 18:30-20:30
Dinner 23/11/2003
(Sunday) 8:30-- 10:30 Plenary Presentation Chairs： Prof. Norman R Scott, National
Academy of Engineering, Cornell University, USA Prof. K.C. Ting, The
Ohio State University, USA 1.
Prof. Yao
Xiangjun, IEEP, China ------ Rural Renewable Energy and Rural Sustainable
Development 2. Prof. Yehezkel Cohen, Israel Agricultural
Research Organization, Israel -----Physiological Response
to Saline Water
3. Prof. Ruihong Zhang, U.C. Davis, USA -----New
Environmental Regulations, Research and Development for Animal Waste
Management in the United States 4. Prof.
Guoqiang Zhang, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Denmark -----Ventilation and Thermal
Environment Control for Livestock Buildings in Denmark 5. Prof.
Naiqian Zhang, Kansas State University, USA 10:30-10:45 Coffee Break 10:45-12:30 Closing 12：30-13:30 Lunch 18:30-20:30 Dinner Speakers
on Nov.22, 2003 Speakers from abroad (10 Min./p) Prof. Bill A. Stout, Texas A&M University, USA ------The Role of CIGR: the
Professional Agricultural Engineer Dr. George Wilson Vice Provost of NC State University /President
of American Association of Horticultural Science Prof. Hideo
Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture University, Japan ----- Urea
and Ammonium as a Nitrogen Source in Soilless Culture Prof. Guoqiang Zhang,
Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Denmark -----
Intelligent Sensor for Autonomous Cleaning in Livestock Buildings (ISAC) --A
Challenge in Bio-environmental Engineering --Reservation of Arable
land and Development of Sustainable Agriculture
Weng Boqi --Study of the Testing-hole
on the Nitrogen Loss in the Rice Field
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