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Autor: Das, H. P
Jahr: 2012
Contents
Preface...........................................................................................................(vii)
Acknowledgements........................................................................................(xi)
Chapter 1
Agrometeorology in Extreme Events and
Natural Disasters - An Overview
1.1 Introduction.....................................................................................1
1.2 Natural Disasters - Definitions and Types......................................3
1.3 The Role of Meteorological Data and Information.........................5
1.4 Socio-economic Impact of Extreme Events....................................7
1.5 Positive Impact on Agriculture of Extreme Events.......................10
1.6 Negative Impact on Agriculture of Extreme Events.....................10
1.7 Impact of Natural Disasters on Rangeland and Forestry...............13
1.8 Impact of Natural Disasters on Environment................................14
1.9 Extreme Events and Risk Management in Agriculture.................15
1.10 Early Warning Systems for Extreme Events.................................17
1.11 Remote Sensing Techniques for Disaster Risk Management.......20
1.12 Prevention of and Preparedness for Extreme Events....................21
1.13 Rehabilitation................................................................................23
1.14 Implications and Future Needs......................................................23
References....................................................................................................24
Chapter 2
Drought and Desertification
2.1 Introduction...................................................................................30
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2.2 Concept of Drought.......................................................................31
2.3 Drought and Aridity......................................................................34
2.4 Classification of Drought..............................................................34
2.4.1 Meteorological drought.................................................34
2.4.2 Agricultural drought......................................................35
2.4.3 Hydrological drought.....................................................36
2.4.4 Socio-economic drought................................................37
2.5 Space-Time Characteristics of Drought........................................37
2.5.1 Spatial extent.................................................................38
2.5.2 Beginning and end of drought.......................................38
2.6 Causes of Drought.........................................................................39
2.7 Monitoring and Early Warning of Drought...................................40
2.8 Drought Indices.............................................................................42
2.8.1 Meteorological drought indices.....................................43
2.8.2 Agricultural drought indices..........................................45
2.8.3 Hydrological drought indices........................................47
2.9 Drought Prediction........................................................................48
2.10 Impacts of Drought.......................................................................49
2.10.1 Drought and agriculture.................................................50
2.10.2 Response of plants to drought conditions......................52
2.11 Socio-Economic Aspects of Drought............................................53
2.12 Beneficial Aspects of Drought......................................................54
2.13 Drought Risk Reduction Strategies...............................................55
2.14 Adaptations and Adjustments to Drought.....................................57
2.15 Drought Management...................................................................58
2.16 Drought Planning and Climate Change.........................................64
2.17 Drought Mitigation.......................................................................64
2.18 Drought Index Insurance...............................................................66
2.19 Drought and Human Health..........................................................66
.2.20 Desertification...............................................................................67
2.20.1 Definition of desertification...........................................68
Contents____________________________________________________(xv)
2.21 Distribution of Desertification......................................................70
2.22 Desertification Trend....................................................................71
2.23 Desertification Processes..............................................................72
2.23.1 Agrometeorological aspects in the
desertification process...................................................73
2.24 Causes of Desertification..............................................................74
2.24.1 Natural factors leading to desertification.......................75
2.24.2 Anthropogenic factors...................................................76
2.25 Desertification and Feedback Mechanism....................................82
2.26 Desertification and Development..................................................83
2.27 Monitoring and Assessment of Desertification.............................85
2.27.1 Remote sensing application...........................................86
2.27.2 Meteorological and hydrological analysis.....................86
2.27.3 Universal soil loss equation...........................................87
2.28 Strategies to Combat Desertification............................................87
References....................................................................................................90
Chapter 3
Irrigation Scheduling to Combat
Moisture Deficit in Plants
3.1 Introduction.................................................................................101
3.2 Irrigation Scheduling of Crops....................................................102
3.2.1 Irrigation scheduling under adequate water supply.....102
3.2.2 Irrigation scheduling under limited water supply........103
3.3 Irrigation Methods.......................................................................103
3.4 Components of Irrigation Schedule............................................104
3.4.1 Water application depth...............................................105
3.4.2 Water application duration..........................................105
3.4.3 Water application timing and irrigation interval..........105
3.4.4 Net irrigation requirements..........................................105
3.4.5 Leaching requirements.................................................106
3.5 Irrigation Scheduling Techniques...............................................106
3.5.1 Plant observation.........................................................106
3.5.2 Soil moisture meters....................................................107
3.5.3 Cumulative pan evaporation........................................107
3.5.4 Soil water budget.........................................................108
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3.6 The Soil Water Balance Method.................................................108
3.6.1 Simple scheduling method...........................................109
3.6.2 Rapid scheduling method............................................109
3.6.3 Graphical scheduling method......................................109
3.6.4 Real time scheduling...................................................Ill
3.7 Irrigation Efficiencies.................................................................Ill
3.8 Gross Irrigation Requirements....................................................112
References..................................................................................................112
Chapter 4
Heavy Rains, Floods, Hail and Snow
and their Impact on Agriculture
4.1 Introduction.................................................................................114
4.2 Floods and their Cause................................................................115
4.3 Forecasting/Warning of Flood for Safety Measures...................115
4.3.1 Flash floods forecasting...............................................117
4.4 Flood Control and Management..................................................117
4.5 Protection against Floods............................................................118
4.6 Flood Fighting.............................................................................118
4.7 Livelihood Security in the Flood Plains......................................119
4.8 Heavy Rains and Flooding and their
Impacts on Agriculture................................................................120
4.9 Water-logging and Its Effect on Plants.......................................122
4.10 Symptoms of Flooding Damage..................................................123
4.11 Causes of Flooding Damage.......................................................124
4.12 Mitigation of Flood Damage on Agricultural Sector..................125
4.13 Landslides...................................................................................127
4.13.1 Control of landslides....................................................128
4.14 Avalanches..................................................................................129
4.15 The Erosion Process and its Agricultural Implications...............129
4.15.1 Fluvial erosion.............................................................130
Contents_______________________________________________(xvii)
4.16 Coastal Erosion and Protection...................................................131
4.16.1 Sea waves....................................................................131
4.16.2 Tide-storm surges........................................................133
4.16.3 Near-shore currents......................................................133
4.17 Hail..............................................................................................133
4.17.1 Temporal and spatial distribution of hail.....................134
4.17.2 Hail and crop damage..................................................135
4.17.3 Hail forecasting methods.............................................136
4.17.4 Hail prevention............................................................136
4.18 Snow, Ice and Frozen Ground.....................................................137
4.18.1 Hydrological aspects of snow and ice.........................138
4.18.2 Thermal aspects of snow.............................................138
4.18.3 Regular snowfall and
its implications for agriculture.....................................139
4.18.4 Intermittent snowfall and its
implications for agriculture..........................................140
4.18.5 Windbreaks and snow deposition...............................141
References..................................................................................................141
Chapter 5
Tropical Cyclones, Storm Surges,
Thunderstorms, Tornadoes and
Squalls: Implications for Agriculture
5.1 Introduction.................................................................................146
5.2 Geographical Distribution of Tropical Cyclones........................147
5.3 Energy of Tropical Cyclones......................................................148
5.4 Atmospheric Parameters and
Tropical Cyclone Formation.......................................................150
5.5 Structure of the Tropical Cyclone...............................................150
5.6 Heavy Rain associated with Tropical Cyclones..........................151
5.7 Storm Surges...............................................................................153
5.7.1 Protection from the storm surge..................................155
5.8 Monitoring and Forecasting of Tropical Cyclones.....................155
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5.9 Destruction caused by Tropical Storms......................................157
5.9.1 Salt deposition in coastal areas....................................161
5.10 Agrometeorological Loss associated with Cyclones...................162
5.11 Socio-Economic Vulnerability....................................................163
5.12 Beneficial Impact of Cyclonic Storms........................................164
5.13 Cyclone Warning Systems..........................................................164
5.14 Cyclone Disaster Management and Mitigation Measures...........166
5.14.1 Prevention and preparedness planning........................167
5.14.2 Cyclone preparedness in the agricultural system.........167
5.14.3 Cyclone preparedness for non-agricultural sector.......168
5.14.4 Evacuation...................................................................169
5.15 Mitigation Measures...................................................................170
5.16 Community-based Vulnerability Reduction Programmes..........172
5.16.1 Community based capacity
building and livelihood concern..................................172
5.17 Thunderstorms............................................................................174
5.17.1 Conditions favourable for thunderstorms....................175
5.17.2 Beneficial effects of thunderstorms.............................175
5.17.3 Thunderstorm hazards.................................................176
5.18 Squall Lines.................................................................................177
5.19 Tornadoes and Water Spouts......................................................178
5.19.1 Meteorological forecasts and
warnings for tornadoes................................................179
5.19.2 Precautions for safety..................................................180
References..................................................................................................180
Chapter 6
Agrometeorology Related to
Extreme Temperatures,
Heat Waves and Frost
6.1 Introduction.................................................................................185
6.2 Effect of Extremely High Temperature on Plants...................... 186
6.2.1 Heat waves and crop production..................................189
6.3 Mitigation Practices to Cope with High Temperatures...............190
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6.4 Effect of Low Temperature and Cold Spell on Plants................190
6.4.1 Chilling damage...........................................................190
6.4.2 Plant freezing damage..................................................192
6.5 Frost............................................................................................193
6.5.1 Causes of frost.............................................................193
6.5.2 Effect of frost on plants...............................................194
6.5.3 Intensity of frost damage to plants in relation to
soil temperature and snow cover.................................198
6.5.4 Protection against frost damage...................................199
6.5.5 Forecast and warning of frost......................................202
6.6 Climate and Animal Husbandry..................................................202
6.6.1 Effect on livestock of extreme temperatures...............203
6.6.2 Effect on livestock of low temperatures......................204
6.6.3 Effect on livestock of high temperatures.....................204
6.7 Provision of Proper Environmental Conditions for Livestock.... 205
6.8 Effect of Climatic Factors Particularly
Temperature on Fisheries............................................................208
References..................................................................................................209
Chapter 7
Wind Storms and Sand/Dust Storms and their
Effect on Environment and Plants
7.1 Introduction.................................................................................213
7.2 The Physiological Effect of Strong Winds on Plants..................214
7.3 Wind Storms and Squalls and their Impact on Plants..............215
7.4 Environmental aspects of Sand Storm/
Dust Storm and Desert Winds.....................................................215
7.5 Erosion by Wind.........................................................................220
7.6 Strong Winds and Land Degradation.........................................223
7.7 Impact of Sand and Dust Storms on
Agriculture and Livestock...........................................................224
7.8 Effect of Strong Wind on Forestry and Woodlands....................226
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7.9 Measures to Protect Crops from
Wind Storms and Sand Storms...................................................226
7.10 Sand and Dust Storm Warning System for Agricultural Use......229
References..................................................................................................230
Chapter 8
Forest- and Bush-Fire and
their Impact on the Environment
8.1 Introduction.................................................................................235
8.2 Basic Principles of Combustion..................................................236
8.3 Role of Weather in Forest Fires..................................................237
8.3.1 Onset of fire danger period..........................................238
8.3.2 Humidity/dryness of vegetation as fuels......................239
8.3.3 Lightning as fire setting agency...................................240
8.4 Post-ignition Influence of Weather on Fire Behaviour...............241
8.4.1 Influence of weather on low-intensity fires.................241
8.4.2 Influence of weather on high-intensity fires................242
8.4.3 Influence of wind and slopes on fire............................243
8.5 Man-made Fire............................................................................243
8.6 Fire Danger Rating Systems........................................................243
8.7 Fire-weather Forecasting Services..............................................246
8.7.1 Development of early
warning system-fire (EWS-Fire).................................247
8.8 Fire behaviour Prediction............................................................248
8.9 Remote Sensing Application of
Fire Monitoring and Fire Danger Assessment............................249
8.10 Environmental Impacts of Forest Fires.......................................250
8.11 Models used for Forecasting, Warning and
Evaluation of Wild Land Fires....................................................250
References..................................................................................................252
Chapter 9
Pests and Diseases of Crops and Livestock
9.1 Introduction.................................................................................256
Contents___________________________________________________(**i)
9.2 Weather aspects of Crop Pests and Diseases..............................257
9.3 Locusts.......................................................................................258
9.3.1 Desert locust (Schistocerca gregaha).........................260
9.3.2 Migratory locust (Locusta migratorid)........................261
9.3.3 Red locust (Nomadacris septemfasciatd)....................262
9.3.4 Brown locust {Locustanapardalind)...........................262
9.3.5 Moroccan locust (Dochiostaurus maroccanus)...........262
9.3.6 Bombay locust {Nomadacris succincta)......................262
9.3.7 Australian plague locust (Chortoicetes icrminifera)... 262
9.3.8 South American locust (Schistocerca cancellatd).......263
9.3.9 Sahelian tree locust (Anacridium melanorhodon).......263
9.3.10 Senegalese grasshopper (Oedaleus senegalensis).......263
9.4 Effects of Weather on Locusts....................................................264
9.5 Insect Pests and Climatic Factors................................................265
9.5.1 European corn borer...................................................266
9.5.2 Pink bollworm............................................................266
9.5.3 Lobesia botrana (vine pests).......................................267
9.6 Insect Pests with Long Range Migration....................................268
9.6.1 African Armyworm (spodoptera exempta).................268
9.6.2 Oriental Armyworm (mythimna reparata)..................269
9.7 Animal Diseases..........................................................................269
9.7.1 Foot-and-mouth disease virus....................................269
9.7.2 Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD).........................................270
9.8 Livestock Protection Measure and
Forecasting Animal Diseases......................................................270
9.9 Virus Diseases of Plants..............................................................271
9.9.1 Tobacco mosaic virus..................................................272
9.9.2 Ratoon stunting disease of sugarcane..........................272
9.10 Fungi...........................................................................................272
9.10.1 Powdery mildew of cereals..........................................272
9.10.2 Loose smut of wheat....................................................273
9.11 Plant Diseases caused by Bacteria..............................................273
9.11.1 Citrus canker................................................................273
9.11.2 Angular leaf spot or black arm of cotton.....................274
9.12 Rodent.........................................................................................274
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9.13 Crop Disease Forecast and Crop Protection Measures...............275
9.13.1 Production of Warnings and Information for
Crop Protection Measures............................................277
9.13.2 Methods of Dissemination of
Warnings and Information...........................................278
9.14 Mathematical Models for Control of Pestsand
Diseases and Integrated Pest Management.................................279
References..................................................................................................280
Chapter 10
Environmental and Agricultural Implications of
Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Volcanic Eruptions
10.1 Introduction.................................................................................283
10.2 Earthquakes.................................................................................284
10.3 Causes of Earthquakes................................................................285
10.4 Effect of Earthquakes on Surface Water.....................................285
10.4.1 Oscillations in wells.....................................................286
10.4.2 Earthquake fountains...................................................286
10.4.3 Seiches.........................................................................286
10.5 Tsunamis and their Genesis........................................................286
10.6 The Tsunami Disaster of December 26, 2004.............................289
10.6.1 Impact of the 2004 tsunami: Pollution and
health hazard................................................................289
10.6.2 Impact of tsunamis on soil and water..........................290
10.6.3 Tsunami management in India.....................................290
10.7 Secondary Effects of Earthquakes..............................................291
10.7.1 Landslides and Mudslides............................................291
10.8 Nature of Earthquake Damage....................................................292
10.9 Socio-Economic Aspects of Earthquake Hazards.......................293
10.10 Role of Public during an Earthquake..........................................293
10.11 Role of Public after an Earthquake.............................................294
10.12 Volcanic Eruptions......................................................................295
10.12.1 Lava flows and ash clouds...........................................295
10.12.2 Volcanic energy...........................................................296
10.12.3 The water-magma bomb..............................................296
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10.13 Effects of Volcanic Eruptions.....................................................297
10.13.1 Dust in the atmosphere................................................297
10.13.2 Volcanic mudslides......................................................298
10.13.3 Death and destruction..................................................298
10.14 Environmental and Agricultural Significance of
Volcanic Ash Soils......................................................................298
10.15 Impact of Volcanic Ash on Agriculture,
Forestry and Livestock and Mitigation Scope.............................299
10.16 Volcanic Products as Fertilizers and other Uses.........................302
10.17 Harnessing the Earth s Energy....................................................303
10.18 Prediction of Volcanic Eruptions................................................304
10.19 Safety Measures against Volcanic Eruptions..............................305
References..................................................................................................305
Chapter 11
Impacts of Agricultural Chemicals on
Soil, Water and Air Pollution
11.1 Introduction.................................................................................308
11.2 Fertilizers....................................................................................309
11.3 Pesticides.....................................................................................310
11.4 Insecticides..................................................................................313
11.5 Fungicides...................................................................................313
11.6 Herbicides...................................................................................314
11.7 Rodenticides................................................................................315
11.8 Biological Control of Pests.........................................................315
11.9 Water Pollution from Agricultural Chemicals............................316
11.9.1 Eutrophication of surface water...................................319
11.9.2 Aquaculture as a source of agricultural pollution........321
11.9.3 Mitigation of agricultural chemical
impacts on water resources..........................................322
11.10 Water Pollution and Livestock Farming.....................................323
11.11 Land Pollution and Livestock Farming.......................................325
11.12 Water Pollution from Soil Erosion..............................................327
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11.13 Factors Affecting Air Pollution...................................................329
11.14 Aerosols and Smog Affecting Plants..........................................331
11.15 Gaseous Contaminants Affecting Vegetation.............................332
11.15.1 Sulphur compounds.....................................................332
11.15.2 Halogen compounds....................................................333
11.15.3 Nitrogen compounds....................................................333
11.15.4 Other gases and materials............................................334
11.16 Effects of Air Pollution on Vegetation.......................................334
11.17 Effects of Air Pollution on Livestock........................................335
11.18 Polluted Rain and Plant Growth.................................................336
11.19 Acid Rain and Vegetation..........................................................337
11.19.1 Effect of acidification on soil and vegetation..............338
11.19.2 H2S04 aerosols damage to vegetation.........................339
11.19.3 Acid deposition on the plant surface...........................339
11.19.4 Chemical effects of acid precipitation
on leaf tissues...............................................................340
11.19.5 Acid rain and its effect on trees...................................341
11.19.6 Acidity of rain and aquatic systems.............................341
11.20 Pollutants and Soil.....................................................................342
11.20.1 The effect of acid precipitation on the soil..................344
References..................................................................................................344
Chapter 12
Climate Change and Extreme Events:
Implications for Agriculture
12.1 Introduction.................................................................................348
12.2 Climate Change and Natural Disasters.......................................349
12.2.1 High intensity rainfall and floods................................350
12.2.2 Droughts......................................................................351
12.2.3 Tropical storms and strong winds................................352
12.2.4 Extreme temperatures, heat
waves and cold waves..................................................353
12.2.5 Wildfires and bushfires................................................353
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12.3 Thawing Permafrost and Climate Change..................................354
12.4 Eurasia Warming, Snowmelt and Phytoplankton Blooms..........355
12.5 Regionwise Impact of Extreme Events and Climate Change.....356
12.5.1 Asia..............................................................................356
12.5.2 Southwest Pacific region.............................................356
12.5.3 Africa...........................................................................357
12.5.4 Latin America..............................................................357
12.5.5 Europe..........................................................................358
12.5.6 North America.............................................................358
12.6 Proj ections of the Disaster-related
Effects of Climate Change..........................................................359
12.7 Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction in Agriculture.............361
12.7.1 Land and water management strategies.......................362
12.7.2 Pest management.........................................................363
12.7.3 Heat- and drought-tolerant crop varieties....................363
12.7.4 Livestock management................................................364
12.7.5 Health sector................................................................365
12.7.6 Awareness raising and education.................................365
12.7.7 Environmental management........................................365
12.7.8 Early warning systems.................................................366
References..................................................................................................366
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