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Missouri Soil Scientist Workshop, March
16-18, 2004
This workshop was designed to bring together all Missouri Soil Scientists and
partners affiliated with the Missouri Soil Survey Program, in an effort to
discuss the status of the soil survey and the direction in which it is heading.
The workshop was held at Ramada Inn in Columbia, Missouri and was facilitated
by: Grant Butler, NRCS Soil Scientist, Union MLRA Office, Union, Missouri;
Allan Johnston, NRCS Soil Scientist, Springfield MLRA Office, Springfield,
Missouri and Dennis Meinert, MDNR Soil Scientist, St. Louis Regional Office.
The following were presented:
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National Soil Survey
Program Efforts
James Ware, Soil Survey Division NHQ,
Washington, DC
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Where Are We Now and Where
Are We Going
Dennis Potter, MO State Soil Scientist, NRCS
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Partnership Beyond the
County Line
Dean Martin, Soil Science Section Chief, MDNR
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Missouri’s Soil Survey
Update – First Year in Review
Clayton Lee, NRCS
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Educational Tools
Tom DeWitt, NRCS
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Using Technology to Bring
Soil Survey Information to Users
Bryan Mayhan, CARES
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What is the Ecological
Classification System (ECS) and How Does it Relate to Soil Survey Map
Units
Tim Nigh, MO Dept. of Conservation and Fred Young, NRCS
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Landform Descriptive System
by Physiographic Area and NASIS Data Elements
Phil Schoeneberger, NRCS
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Integrating Soil Survey and
the ECS
Doug Wallace and Fred Young, NRCS
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Nontraditional
Interpretations from NASIS Data
Karl Hipple, NRCS
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NASIS Data Completeness
Jim Fortner, NRCS
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Phase II-Described,
Defined, Guidance, and Considerations
Dennis Potter, NRCS
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Evaluating and Establishing
Flooding Frequencies
Allen Thompson, Univ of MO-Columbia
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Phase II
Brainstorming/Designing Projects for Update Consideration
John Preston, NRCS
The PowerPoint Presentations are available by request.
Contact:
USDA-NRCS
Resource, Inventory and Assessment Staff
Parkade Center, Suite 250
Columbia, MO 65203
Phone: (573) 876-0907
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