Time |
Tuesday, July 6 |
9am - 4
pm |
Pre-Conference Excursion: RCS and
Irrigation Projects in Juazeiro, Bahia State |
2pm - 6 pm |
Registration |
8 pm |
Opening Reception and Cocktail |
Time |
Wednesday, July 7 |
8am - 9 am |
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Lecture I: Strategy for Rainwater Utilization in the Next Millennium
Coordinator: Andrew Lo
Secretary: Abelardo MontenegroA. Appan, Singapore
Trends of Water Demand and the Role of Rainwater Catchment Systems in the Next
Millennium
Aldo Rebouças, Brazil
Water Potentials in the Brazilian Semiarid Zone: Perspectives for an Efficient Use |
9:15 am - 10:15 am |
Paper presentations:
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Theme: Rainwater Catchment and Droughts
Coordinator: John Gould
Secretary: Almir CiriloHiran
de Melo, Brazil
El Niño's Impact on Rainwater Catchment in Brazil's Semiarid Northeast
Carlos Oliveira
Galvão, Brazil
Potential Benefits of Tropical Seasonal Rainfall Forecasting for Rainwater Catchment
Systems
Richard
Heggen, USA
Drought Criteria
Nicholas
Kiggundu, Kenya
Modelling of Rainwater Catchment and Utilization on Farmsteads in Sipili, Kenya
Masihollah
Adibi, Iran
Anticipatory Conservation Based Drought Management of Water Supply Reservoirs
Carol Conway,
Australia
Rainfall Harvesting for Indigenous Health in Australia
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Theme: Rainwater Catchment in Urban Areas
Coordinator: Makato Murase
Secretary: Renato Bahia
Ichiro Kita, Japan
Local Governments' Financial Assistance for Rainwater Utilization in Japan
Donald Waller,
Canada
Rainwater as a Source in an Innovative Urban Dwelling
Show-Chyuan Chu, Taiwan
The Study for Influencing Factors of Urban Rainwater Catchment System Capacity |
10:15 |
Coffee-break |
10:30 am
- 12 pm |
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Discussion Panel I Successful Technical Experiences with Cisterns
Coordinator: John Mbugua Kiongo
Secretary: Elizabeth Szilassy Terry Thomas, UK
Affordable Roofwater Harvesting in the Humid Tropics
Johann Gnadlinger,
Brazil
Technical Presentation of Various Types of Cisterns Built in the Rural Communities
of the Semiarid Region of Brazil
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Workshop I
Coordinator: Yu-Si Fok
Secretary: Ayodete O. Babatunde
Leroy Heitz, USA
(Guam)
A Workshop on the Use of " Roofrain", a Simulation Model for Design
and Evaluation of Rainwater Catchment Systems |
12pm - 2 pm |
Lunch |
2pm -
3:45 pm |
Paper Presentations:
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Theme: Worldwide Experiences of Rainwater Catchment Systems
Coordinator: Yu-Si Fok
Secretary: Ricardo BritoRob Dyer, South Africa
Promotion of Rainwater Catchment in Southern Africa
Henry H. Smith, USA
Considerations for Developing Guidelines for Rainwater Catchment Systems in the
U.S. Virgin Islands
Zhu Qiang, China
Rainwater Catchment in the Loess Plateau of Gansu, China
Manuel Anaya Garduño,
Mexico
Ancient and Contemporary Water Catchment Systems in Mexico
Zhang Wanjun Zhang,
China
Rainwater Utilization and Its Prospect in Taihang Mountains, China
Datius
Rutashobya, Tanzania
Experiences Gained in the Development of Rainwater Catchment in Tanzania
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Theme: Technology of Rainwater Catchment Systems - Cisterns
Coordinator: Terry Thomas
Secretary: Gilberto Cordeiro
K. Devapriya
Hapugoda, Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's Experiences with Low Cost Extraction Hand Pump, Storage Cover, First
Flush and Guttering in Domestic Rainwater Catchment Systems
Nasser
Talebbeydokkhti, Iran
Abanbars as a Trustable Method of Water Harvesting
Elizabeth
Szilassy, Brazil
Construction of Circular Rainwater Cisterns Using Metal Forms
Harald Schistek,
Brazil
Caxio and Cacimba - Two Traditional Brazilian Rainwater Catchment Systems
Martin D.
Mundo Molina, Mexico
Rain Collection as Water Source For Small Rural Communities in Chiapas, Mexico
David Garces,
Colombia
Evaluation of Rainwater Storage Alternatives on San Andrés Island, Colombia |
3:45 pm |
Coffee-break |
4pm - 6pm |
Poster and Video Presentations |
8 pm |
Boat Ride |
Time |
Thursday, July 8 |
8am -9
am |
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Lecture II: EMBRAPA: Experiences With Rainwater Catchment Systems
Coordinator: Manuel Anaya Garduño
Secretary: Eduardo Assis MenezesEveraldo Rocha
Porto, Brazil
Small-scale Water Management in Farming Systems in the Brazilian Arid Zones: What
Is Being Done and How to Improve Its Application |
9:15 am - 10:15 am |
Paper presentations:
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Theme: Technology of Rainwater Catchment Systems - Groundwater Recharging
Coordinator: G. K. Bambrah
Secretary: Carlos Oliveira GalvãoGholamreza
Rahbar, Iran
An Assessment of the Damage Sustained by the Gareh Bygone Plain Artificial Recharge of
Groundwater System in the Deluge of 1995
Luciano Cordoval
de Barros, Brazil
Damming and Storing of Rainwater in Central Brazil
Subhra
Chakravarty, India
Technologies for Enhancing Groundwater Recharge
Vinodlal N.
Shroff, India
Micro-Minor Methods of Rainwater Conservation and Groundwater Recharge
Masoud Nejabat,
Iran
Improving Environmental Characteristics in a Wide Area Around a Flood Water
Spreading System, "A Case Study "
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Theme: Political and Socio-Economic Aspects of Rainwater Catchment Systems
Coordinator: Datius Rutashobya
Secretary: Manoel Abílio de Queiroz
Assadollah
Bakhtiar, Iran
Peasants Attitudes Towards Participation in Floodwater Spreading Systems Development -
The Case of the Gareh Bygone Project Systems Developments--A Case Study
John Mbugua Kiongo,
Kenya
Rainwater Harvesting and Poverty Alleviation, Laikipia Experience
Samar Husary, Palestine
Political and Socio-Economic Dimensions of Rainwater Catchment on the West Bank,
Palestine
Maria Salete
Pereira,Brazil
Building Cisterns in Campo Alegre de Lourdes, Bahia--Living with the Brazilian
Semiarid Climate |
10:15 |
Coffee-break |
10:30 am - 12 pm |
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Discussion Panel II - Water Quality
Coordinator: Aldo Rebouças
Secretary: Subhra ChakravartyGreg Simmons, New Zealand
Assessing the Microbial Health Risks of Potable Water
Tanuja Ariyananda, Sri Lanka
Comparative Review of Drinking Water Quality from Different Rain Water Harvesting
Systems in Sri Lanka
John Gould, New Zealand
Is Rainwater Safe to Drink? A Review of Recent Findings
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Workshop II
Coordinator/Secretary: Elizabeth Szilassy
Jessica Calfoforo-Salas, Philippines
Women and Rainwater Catchment Systems |
12pm - 2 pm |
Lunch |
2pm - 3:45 pm |
Paper Presentations:
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Theme: Gender and Community Related Aspects of Rainwater Catchment Systems
Coordinator: Terry Thomas
Secretary: Jessica Calfoforo-SalasFabrizio Cesaretti, Brazil
Alternative Loans for the Construction of Domestic Cisterns in the Semiarid Region
of the State of Paraiba, Brazil
Jessica Calfoforo-Salas,
Philippines
Women in Community Communication in the Watershed
Hysen Cobani, Albania
Rainwater Collectiona Fast Way to Overcome the Chronic and Growing Shortage
of Water of the Albanian Rural Family
Sipiwe Dewa, Zimbabwe
Rainwater Catchment: Women and Gender Participation in Zimbabwe
Shaibu H.
Geugeu, Tanzania
Ask the People: Experience Makongendela: Rock Catchment Dam in the Masasi
District, Tanzania
Millie Ouma, Kenya
The Role of Women in Water Development
Johann Gnadlinger,
Brazil
Rainwater Catchment in Brazils Rural Semiarid Tropics: A Grassroots'
Approach
Sudhirendar
Sharma, India
Food Security Through Rainwater Catchment
Khosrow Movahed,
Iran
Rural People and Water Resource Management
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Theme: Rainwater Catchment in Agriculture
Coordinator: Qiang Zhu
Secretary: Manoel Abílio de Queiroz
G. K. Bambrah,
Kenya
Strategic Water Development in Rural Kenya-- The Importance of Rainwater
Catchments
Abdulaziz S.
Al-Turbak, Saudi Arabia
Efficient Use of Rainwater in Irrigation in Southwestern Saudi Arabia
Leopold
Some Inera, Burkina Faso
Rainwater Catchment Techniques in Burkina Faso: Researches Status and Development
Priorities
Show-Chyuan
Chu, Taiwan
The Assessment of Agricultural Rainwater Catchment Systems in Mudstone Areas
José Barbosa dos
Anjos, Brazil
Methods of "in situ" Rainwater Catchment
Paulo Roberto Coelho
Lopes, Brazil
Maintenance of Productive Soil Capacity Through "in situ" Rainwater
Catchment Systems |
3:45 pm |
Coffee-break |
4pm - 6pm |
Poster and Video Presentations |
8 pm |
Social Evening (different
options) |
Time |
Friday, July 9 |
8am - 9 am |
Paper presentations:
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Theme: Strategy for Rainwater Utilization in the Next Millennium
Coordinator: Tanuja Ariyananda
Secretary: Ricardo BritoHaisheng Mou, China
Division Study of Rainwater Utilization in China
Yu-Si Fok, USA
Hawaii Rainwater Catchment Systems Development: Draft Guidelines Development
Rajindra de Silva
Ariyabandu, Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka: Problems and Prospects of Rainwater Catchment for the 21st
Century
Julius Masika
Wanyonyi, Kenya
Rainwater Harvesting Possibilities and Challenges in Kenya
Ramesh C.
Bohara, Nepal
Rainwater Catchment in Nepal: An Answer to the Water Scarcity of the Next Millennium
Massoud Goodarzi,
Iran
Sustainable Water Resources Management in Arid and Semiarid Regions
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Theme - Technology of Rainwater Catchment Systems - Special RCSs Designs, Sizing and
Devices
Coordinator: Andrew Lo
Secretary: Abelardo Montenegro
Leroy Heitz, USA
(Guam)
Development of Rooftop Rainwater Catchment System Design Criteria for Pohnpei
State, Federated States of Micronesia
David W.
Waweru, Kenya
Influence of Rainfall Amount and Distribution on Rainwater Catchment System Design
Stephen N.
Ngigi, Kenya
Optimization of Rainwater Catchment Systems Design Parameters in the Arid and Semiarid
Lands of Kenya
Alan Fewkes,
UK
The Sizing of Rainwater Stores Using Behavioral Models
David Garces,
Colombia
Determination of the Optimum Volume of a Cistern Applied to San Andrés Island,
Colombia
Mahinda
Kurukulasuriya, Sri Lanka
Effective Application of First Flush Device to Improve RainwaterQuality for
Drinking
James Mwami, Uganda
Barrier to the Effectiveness of Rainwater Catchment Systems |
9:15 am - 10:15 am |
10:15 |
Coffee-break |
10:30 am - 12 pm |
Different Sessions of Specific
Groups (IRCSA, Brazilian RCSA) |
12pm - 2 pm |
Lunch |
2pm - 3 pm |
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Discussion Panel III - Utilization of Alluvial Water Catchments
Coordinator: Wim P. Spaan
Secretary: Gilberto CordeiroAbelardo A. Montenegro, Brazil
Hydrological Regularization in Alluvial AreasA Case Study in Brazils
Semiarid Northeast
José Almir Cirilo, Brazil
Underground Dams: A Pernambuco (Brazil) Experience
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Workshop III:
Coordinator: John Gould
Secretary: Ricardo Brito
Johnson Akoko Ouko,
Kenya
Community Management of Rainwater Harvesting Structures
Ivo Poletto, Brazil
Caritas Domestic Cistern Program for the Brazilian Semiarid Zones: A Simple
Initiative With a Great Result |
3 pm - 4 pm |
Paper presentations:
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Theme: Rainwater Runoff Management
Coordinator: Leroy Heitz
Secretary: Elizabeth SzilassyWim P. Spaan, Netherlands
Estimation of Water Use by Vegetation Barriers Based on Climatological Factors and
Soil Moisture Levels
Qiangguo Cai, China
Rainfall Runoff and Sediment Reduction Effect of Hedgerow Plants on Purple Soil
Slopeland
Yaghoub
Norouzi Banis, Iran
The Effect of Spatial Averaging of Rainfall on Erosion at the Catchment Scale
Andrew Lo, Taiwan
A Simulation Model of Flood Runoff Utilization in Taiwan
Flávio Hugo Barreto
Batista, Brazil
Practical Soil Science Applications for Estimating Runoff in Semiarid Regions
Auditório Idalino Bezerra
Theme: Other Hydro-Related Topics
Coordinator: Manuel Anaya Garduño
Secretary: Almir Cirilo
Mehmet Aydin,
Turkey
Water As A Means of Reconciliation in the Middle East
Bahri
Cevik, Turkey
Eastern Anatolia Watershed Rehabilitation Project
Abolghasem
Tavassoli, Iran
Contamination of Water Resources Due to the Gulf War
Antônio
Heriberto de Castro Teixeira, Brazil
Serial Water Balance of Petrolina, PernambucoBrazil
A. K. Sinha, India
Targeting Sites for Rainwater Harvesting With Remote Sensing A Case Study From
Jaipur City and its Hinterland, Western India |
3:45 pm |
Coffee-break |
4pm - 6pm |
Auditório Clementino Coelho
Closing Session |
8 pm |
Dinner and Social Evening |
July 10 (Saturday) - Excursion I:
Half-day Visit to EMBRAPA
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July 10-12 (Saturday to Monday) -
Excursion II: São Raimundo Nonato
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July 10-13 (Saturday to Tuesday) -
Excursion III: Salvador, Rio de Janeiro, Iguaçu Falls
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