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Regional Workshop on Discharge and Sediment Monitoring
and Geomorphological Tools for the Lower-Mekong Basin

Mekong River Commission Secretariat
Vientiane, Lao PDR, 21-22 October 2008

Presentation and Speeches

  Topics Presenters
Minutes of the meeting

Opening session: The importance of sediment in fluvial systems and what we know for the Mekong River?
  Welcome and opening remark (18KB) Director Te Navuth, Technical Support Division, MRC
  Introduction to the IKMP programme &
discharge and sediment monitoring project
Dr Sompong Boonprasert,
Senior Hydrologist, IKMP,
MRCS
  Speech: Towards an understanding of Mekong River geomorphology: WWF concept for future
work
Mr Marc Goichot
WWF Greater Mekong
Subregion
  Presentation: Towards an understanding of Mekong River geomorphology: WWF concept for future
work
Mr Marc Goichot
WWF Greater Mekong
Subregion
  Keynote address: the role of sediments in
fluvial systems
Professor Mathias Kondolf
University of California,
USA
  Status of sediment data on the Lower Mekong
River
Professor Des Walling,
University of Exeter, UK
  Project overview: objectives, activities and outputs; and the important sediment issues in the LMB. sediment data on LMB tributaries Ms Iwona Conlan
IKMP-MRC Consultant
Session 1: Status of monitoring and future data needs by the four riparian countries
  Report on discharge measurement and sediment sampling in Lao PDR (2.9MB) Mr Prasith Dimanivong,
Department of Meteorology and Hydrology, Vientiane, Lao PDR
  Status of existing discharge and sediment monitoring the Mekong River and tributaries (Thailand Country Report)(4.3MB) Ms Wandee Pattanasatianpong, Department of Water Resources, Thailand
  Discharge and sediment monitoring in Cambodia (1.4MB) Mr Yin Savuth, Deputy Director, DHRW, MOWRAM
  Discharge and sediment monitoring
in the Mekong River in Viet Nam
(118KB)
Mr Giap Van Vinh, Southern Region Hydro-Meteorological Centre, Vietnam
  Status of water quality and biological monitoring, and laboratory analysis in the Lower Mekong Basin (2.9MB) Mr Tran Minh Khoi
Environment Division, MRC
  The history of discharge measurements in the Lower Mekong Basin, and existing protocols protocols for data analysis, transfer and sharing (1.7MB) Dr Chusit Apirumanekul
Operational Hydrologist, MRCS
  a)Findings from site visits and consultations with countries: measurement methods, needs for equipment and training, and data needs.
b) Draft outline of revised discharge and sediment monitoring plan
(1.6MB)
Ms Iwona Conlan
IKMP Consultant


Session 2: Monitoring Tools
  Discharge measurement by ADCP (866KB) Ms Iwona Conlan
IKMP Consultant
  Discharge & sediment monitoring programme
on the Mississippi River, USA
(827KB)
Mr Charles Demas
US Geological Survey
Louisiana, USA
 

Surrogate measures of suspended sediment transport in rivers: the use of ADCP (938KB)

Professor Ray Kostaschuk University of Guelph, Canada
  Measuring bedload transport on large rivers: A case study from the Missouri River, USA (2.4MB) Dr David Gaeuman, Trinity River Restoration Program, Weaverville, CA, USA
  Using remote sensing to track morphological change: applications of optical and radar satellite data (1.7MB) Dr Liew Soo Chin
CRISP, University of
Singapore
  Spatial distributions of sediments (and chlorophyll) through the Mekong: preliminary assessments from satellite and models(4.1MB) Professor Jeffrey E. Richey
School of Oceanography
University of Washington
Session 3: Understanding and predicting sediment yield from catchments
  Understanding and quantifying sediment budgets (194KB) Professor Des Walling
Department of Geography, University of Exeter
  Measuring and modelling sediment yield at the small catchment scale and potential to upscale (2.9MB) Dr Olivier Ribolzi, IWMI-IRD
Agriculture Land Research Center
  Use of remote sensing data in tracking landuse
change: application to modelling sediment
yield from catchments
(3.4MB)
Dr Liew Soo Chin
University of Singapore
  Status of sediment yield modelling work at
MRC
(1.1MB)
Mr Phouangphanh Souvannabouth
MRC Modelling Specialist
Session 4: Sediment transport in the Mekong River & tributaries: understanding the potential consequences of water resource development
  Morphological changes downstream of dams:
the concept of ‘hungry water’
(7.0MB)
Professor Mathias Kondolf
University of California
  Anthropogenic and climatic causes of
reduced sediment in large Chinese rivers
(1.5MB)
Assoc. Prof. Lu Xixi
Department of Geography
University of Singapore
  Mekong River delta: geomorphology and
coastal changes
(1.1MB)
Dr Nguyen Van Lap
Vietnam Academy of
Science and Technology
  Designing run-of-river dams to maintain
sediment transport
(4.4MB)
Mr Natee
TEAM Consulting and
Engineering Co., Ltd.
Thailand
  Experience with the effectiveness of run-ofriver
dam design to maintain sediment
transport
(1.4MB)
Dr Francis Fruchart
CNR, France
Session 5:Sediment transport in the Mekong River & tributaries: understanding the potential consequences of water resource development
  Modelling sediment transport and morphological changes: problems and opportunities (885KB) Dr Steve Darby
Department of Geography
University of Southampton
  Existing capability and challenges in modelling sediment transport on the Mekong River: results of the 1-D ISIS model(641KB) Mr Bonvongsar Toch
MRC modeller
  Existing capability and case studies of 2- and 3-D hydrodynamic modelling at MRC (2.5MB) Dr Matti Kummu
Helsinki University of
Technology, Finland
  Modelling bank erosion on the Lower Mekong River (2.9MB) Mr Hai Quang Trieu
University of Southampton,
UK
Session 6:River transport of nutrients, carbon and contaminants
  Ideas for integrating the water quality,
biological, discharge & sediment monitoring
activities
(1.1MB)
Ms Iwona Conlan
Consultant to the MRC
  The role of sediment in the transport of nutrients and contaminants in rivers Dr Alain Pierret
IMWI/
IRD, Lao PDR
  The importance of nutrients for biological
productivity in rivers, lakes and floodplains:
modelling applications of nutrient load data
(2.5MB)
Dr Matti Kummu
Helsinki University of
Technology, Finland
  Transportation and emission of carbon in rivers: Towards a catchment carbon balance (2.2MB) Professor Jeffrey Richey
University of Washington,
USA
  Closing remarks Dr Sompong Boonprasert


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