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Roger Brook -- 1998

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Research/Scholarship  -- 25%

Peer reviewed publications Brook, R.C. 1998. Drying Farm Crops (revised). In: ASHRAE Applications Handbook, ASHRAE, Atlanta, GA
Other publications Marshall, D.E. and Brook, R.C. 1999. Reduced bell pepper bruising during postharvest handling.  HortTechnology 9(2):4-8.

Fick, R.J. and Brook, R.C. 1999. Threshold sugar levels during storage of Snowden variety otaotes.  Am. J. Potato Res. (in review)

Papers presented at conferences  
Professional Improvement
bulletAtended Internation Conference on Geospatial Information in Agriculture and Forestry --June 1-3
bulletAttended Potato Association of American annual meeting July 25-30
bulletAttended ASAE Annual Meeting -- July 12-16
bulletFundamentals of Systems Engineering workshop
bulletDeveloping and Assessing Teamwork in Engineering
bulletIntroduction to Ground Penetrating Radar
Awards and honors received for research  
Numbers of M.S. and Ph.D. theses/projects completed  
Grant and contract support PI
bulletComparative analysis of site-specific and conventional fertility management for corn and soybeans grown in Michigan (PPI, Mar $20,000)
bulletCANR Precision Ag Jan. $35,000

Co-PI / Cooperator

bulletChlorine dioxide as a putative control of potato storage pathogens and associated secondary infections: effecacy of various application methods (Bio-Cide, Int., Aug. - $6,500)
Proposals submitted PI
bulletComparative analysis of conventional and site-specific ICM in potato and associated rotation crop production systems (NC IPM, Jan. - $75,000 for 2 years)
bulletSpatial and temporal dynamics of potato production sites in relation to precision agriculture and integrated crop managment systems (MPIC, Dec. - $11,950)
bulletSite-pecific and integrated crop management for Michigan cip potato producers: with special reference to soil quality and foliar pathogens (GREEEN, Dec. -- $115,930 first year)
bulletOn-line vegetabel oil quality measurement using near-infrared spectroscopic analysis (GREEEN Dec. - $18,300)

Co-PI / Cooperator

bulletDevelopment of automated sensing technology for food quality and safety (MAES, Jan. - $25,000)
bulletCelery Storage Research (Celery Growers, Jan. - $1,700)
bulletComparative analysis of conventional and site-specific ICM in potato and rotation crop production systems (USDA NRI, Feb. - $338,004 for 3-years)
bulletPotato pest management utilizing airborne hyperspectral remote sensing and precision agriculture technologies (NASA, Aug. - $598,371 for 3-years)
bulletChlorine dioxide as a putative control of potato storage pathogens and associated secondary infections: effecacy of various application methods (NPC / USDA, Aug. - $5,625)
bulletLight frequency analysis and neural network classification for fruit & vegetable quality evaluation (USDA NRI, Nov. - $110,855 for 2-years)
bulletProfitability and sustainability in using site-specific agronomic information (USDA NRI, Nov. -  $435,310 for 3-years)
bulletComparison of the accuracy and costs as well as conducting an evaluation of the user friendliness of nitrate sampling methods in irrigated seed corn prodction using SSM technology (SARE, Nov. - 4,250)
bulletIdentification of SSM/GPS equipment, techniques and procedures available for use with center pivot irrigation systems and their adaptability to MI seed corn production (SARE, Nov. - 3,450)
bulletValidation of the ethanol monitoring system for the early detection of soft-rot infection in potatoes (MPIC, Dec. - $8,190)
bulletField evaluation of the relationships between soil quality and the potato early-die complex (MPIC, Dec.- $8,900)
bulletDevelopment of technologies and management protocols for suppressing sotrage rots during extended season storage of Michigan chipping potatoes (GREEEN Dec. - $66,552)
bulletSpatial and temporal dynamics of alfalfa production in relation to precision agriculture and integrated crop management systems (GREEEN, Dec. - $73,440 first year)
bulletAn integrated approach to soil nutrition management for soybean production in Heterodera glycines infected soybeans (GREEEN Dec. - $46,040)
bulletDeveloping management zones utilizing digital soils, elevation, and related infomation: evaluation of the concept (GREEEN, Dec. - $35,000 first year)
Other  
 

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