Development of Methodologies for Land Degradation Assessment Applird to Land Use Planning in Thailand

1. Yazidhi, Bamutaze. 2003. A comparative study of soil erosion modeling in Lom Kao-Phetchabun, Thailand. 104p. . (supervision: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Dr. A. Farshad)

2. Zerabruk, Assefa, 2003. Design of a Spatio-TemporalDatabase forLand Degradation Assessment and Monitoring. 81 p. . (supervision: Ir. B.G.C.M.Krol and Dr. A. Farshad)

3. Teklehaimanot, Gebrekirstos, 2003. Use of simple field tests and revised MMF model for assessing soil erosion: Case study Lom Kao Area, Thailand. 105p. (supervision: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Dr. A. Farshad)

4. Endale, Melkam, 2003. Cropland Soil Erosion Prediction using WEPP Model (A case study on hillslope in Lom Kao District, Thailand), 113p. (supervisor: Ir R. Hennemann and Drs. N. Kingma ).

1. Saengthongpinit, Chalermchai, 2004. Soil erosion assessment using Revised MMF equations with special reference to terrain parameter(s). A case study in Nam Chun sub-watershed, Lomsak district,Thailand. 90p. (supervision: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Ir R. Hennemann )

2. Kunda, F., 2004 Study of soil organic matter under different land uses in relation to land degradation : Nam Chun sub - watershed in Lom Sak, Thailand. Enschede, ITC, 2004.108 p. (supervision: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Dr. A. Farshad)

3. Rojas, R.J. Vargas. 2004 A participatory land suitability assessment using integrated toposequence analysis : Nam Chun sub watershed, Petchabum province, Thailand. Enschede, ITC, 2004. 58 p.

4. Soliman, Aiman Sami, 2004. Detecting salinity in early stages using electromagnetic survey and multivariate geostatistical techniques: A Case study of Nong Suang district, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand. 100p. (supervision: Dr. A. Farshad and Ir. R. Sporry)

1. Solomon, Harssema, 2005. GIS-based surface runoff modelling and analysis of contributing factors: a case study of the Nam Chun watershed, Thailand, 99 p. (supervision: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Ir. D. Alkema).

2. Sojayya, Pattaraporn, 2005. Comparison betwrrn conventional land evaluation and a method based on farmer’s indigenous knowledge: case study in Lom Sak District, Phetchabun province, Thailand. ITC, Enschede, the Netherlands, 74 p. (supervision: Dr. C de Bie and Dr. A. Farshad).

3. Patterson, Daniel, 2005. Analysis of land cover and land use practices in relation to soil degradation in Lom Sak, Thailand, 85 p. (supervision: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Dr. A. Farshad)

4. Yadav, Ram Dular, 2005. Modelling salinity effects in relation to soil fertility and crop yield: a case study of Nong Suang district, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, 150 p. (supervision: Dr. A. Farshad and Dr. D. P. Shrestha).

1. Namuwaya, Sheila, 2006. Predictive modeling of rainfall induced landslides in a tropical environment: a case of Ang Khang and Wang Chin districts in Northern Thailand. ITC, Enschede, the Netherlands, 122 p. (supervision: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Dr. C. van Westen)

2. Udomsri, S., 2006. Application of computer assisted geopedologic to predictive soil mapping and its use in assessing soil erosion prone areas : a case study of Doi Ang Khan, Ang Khang Royal agricultural station, Thailand. Enschede, ITC, 2006. 119 p. (supervision: Dr. A. Farshad and Dr. D. P. Shrestha).

1. Ruamporn Moonjun, 2007. Application of Artificial Neural Network and Decision tree in A GIS-based Predictive Soil Mapping for Landslide Vulnerability
Study: A Case Study of Hoi Num Rin Sub-watershed, Thailand. ITC, Enschede, the Netherlands, 103 p. (supervisors: Dr. A. Farshad and Dr. D. P. Shrestha)

2. Apuntree Prueksapong, 2007. Developing a prototype land degradation database for Thailand with emphasis on nutrient depletion. ITC, Enschede, the Netherlands, 122 p. (supervisors: Dr. D. Rossiter and Ir. Bart Krol)

3. Saowanee Prachansri, 2007. Analysis of Soil and Land cover parameters for Flood hazard assessment: A Case Study of the Nam Chun Watershed, Phetchabun, Thailand. ITC, Enschede, the Netherlands, 92 p. (supervisors: Ir. D. Alkema and Dr. D. P. Shrestha)

4. Sahleselassie, Amare, 2007. Modelling soil eroion and runoff using the revised MMF model: a case study in Nam Chun, Thailand. ITC, Enschede, the Netherlands, 71 p. (supervisors: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Prof. Dr. V. Jetten)

5. Mulugeta, Neguse, 2007. Analysis of soil organic matter in relation to changes in land use/cover in Nam Chun Sub Watershed, Thailand. ITC, Enschede, the Netherlands, 105 p. (supervisors: Prof. V. Jetten and Dr. D. P. Shrestha)

1. Souksakoun, K. 2008. Soil loss assessment at regional scale for different land use – cover types : case study in Lomsak district, Phetchabun, Thailand. Enschede, ITC, 2008. 82 p. (supervisors: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Prof. V. Jetten).

2. Suriyaprasit, M. (2008) Digital terrain analysis and image processing for assessing erosion prone areas : a case study of Nam Chun watershed, Phetchabun, Thailand. Enschede, ITC, 2008. 85 p. (supervisors: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and DR. D.G. Rossiter)

3. Hantal, Y.N.,2008. Application of fuzzy rule based modelling to soil properties mapping and comparison of the results with the geopedologic map : the case of Nam Chun, Thailand. Enschede, ITC, 2008. 89 p.

4. Madyaka, M., 2008. Spatial modelling and prediction of soil salinization using Saltmod in a GIS environment. Enschede, ITC, 2008. 128 p. (supervision: Dr. A. Farshad and Dr. D. P. Shrestha).

5. Sapkota, R. (2008) Modelling runoff and erosion in Namchun watershed, Thailand. Enschede, ITC, 2008. 85 p. (supervisors: Dr. D. P. Shrestha and Prof. V. Jetten).