ISU ABE 2017-2018 Annual Report

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ANNUAL REPORT | 2017-2018


CONTENTS ISU ABE by the Numbers,  2-4 Faculty and Staff Awards and Honors,  5 Research Overview,  6 Focus Areas Advanced Machinery Engineering and Manufacturing Systems,  7 Animal Production Systems Engineering,   8 Biological and Process Engineering and Technology,  9 Land and Water Resources Engineering,  10 Occupational Safety Engineering,  11 Personnel Lists,  12-13 Senior Capstone Projects,  14-17 Graduate Theses and Dissertations,  18 2017 Publications,  19-22 External Advisory Council,  23 Friends of ISU ABE,  24 Keep in Touch,  25

ISU ABE Annual Report July 1, 2017– June 30, 2018 Department Chair Steve Mickelson Associate Chair for Teaching Amy Kaleita Associate Chair for Extension/Research Matthew Helmers Communications Specialist Kate Tindall Graphic Designer Kathy Walker The 2017-2018 ISU ABE Annual Report is provided by the Iowa State University Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. The department accepts story ideas, photos, alumni news, comments and inquiries. Email abe@iastate.edu. For the latest ISU ABE news, visit our website at www.abe.iastate.edu. www.facebook.com/ISUABE @ISU_ABE www.youtube.com/user/ISUABE/

ON THE COVER: Professor Matt Darr (right) and Ryan Bergman, a program coordinator in agricultural and biosystems engineering, are researching the use of unmanned aerial vehicles at Iowa State’s BioCentury Research Farm. Photo by Christopher Gannon | College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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LETTER FROM THE CHAIR Greetings from Iowa State University’s Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ISU ABE). Our department wants to highlight this past year’s milestones. We have faculty success, cutting-edge research, student achievements and more to share with you. For the second year in a row, our undergraduate program earned a No.1 ranking in the nation by U.S. News and World Report (2017). Our graduate program ranked No. 2 in the nation after being ranked No. 1 last year. While we have many factors to take into account for this success, I want to draw special attention to our teaching faculty and our welcoming environment. These elements, coupled with our department’s commitment to high-quality education, research, extension and outreach, continues to serve us well in the national rankings. I would be remiss if I didn’t draw attention to our cutting-edge facilities. Our department houses such innovative facilities as the ISU Biorenewables Research Laboratory and Sukup Hall, home to many teaching and research laboratories. Our research footprint extends beyond ISU’s campus. Currently, ISU ABE researchers conduct work at such facilities as Iowa State’s BioCentury Research Farm and the Agricultural Engineering and Agronomy Research Center. We are working to create a new soil dynamics laboratory, an Iowa State Feed Mill and Grain Science Complex, and adding a new vehicle chassis dynamometer to our laboratory equipment. Each of these new facilities or equipment updates will help our students and researchers stay at the forefront in the uses of modern engineering systems that help address the important issues that our constituents are facing today. Over the past five years, our undergraduate numbers have increased by 24 percent. In those same five years, our underrepresented enrollment has increased by nearly 2 percent and female enrollment has increased by 5 percent out of our total undergraduate population. Overall, department enrollment in the fall of 2017 hit an all-time high with 821 undergraduate students and 95 graduate students, for a total of 916 students. This growth in enrollment is a direct reflection of the dedication of our faculty and staff to provide a quality, hands-on educational experience. Our focus on maintaining and growing our high-quality teaching laboratories will allow current and future ABE students to have the very best educational experiences that prepare them for a successful career.

This year, three new faculty members and four new staff members joined ISU ABE. Brett Ramirez joined us as an assistant professor in the animal production systems engineering focus area. James Wright came onboard as a senior lecturer in the occupational safety engineering focus area, and Sam Cook joined ISU ABE as a lecturer in the biological and process engineering and technology focus area. Jake Behrens takes on duties as ISU ABE’s teaching laboratory coordinator. Ashtyn Beek is the newest ISU ABE undergraduate adviser. Wenli Su is the new ISU ABE grant coordinator. Kate Tindall will assist in ISU ABE communications efforts as a public relations specialist. As ever, we have a well-balanced research funding portfolio. At date of publication, 43 percent of that funding came from industry, 29 percent from federal agencies and 14 percent from state, local and nonprofit organizations. Between 2017 and 2018, we had more than $12 million in research expenditures. Both within the state of Iowa and beyond in the global community, our department’s extension faculty bring educational and training opportunities to the public. For the 2017-2018 calendar year, our extension faculty organized 154 separate events serving nearly 13,000 people. Of those events, 113 were extension talks. They also developed 40 fact sheets, had more than 13,000 fact sheets downloaded and had more than 22,000 views of ISU ABE websites, podcasts and Twitter postings. Constant improvement would not be possible without the help of our ISU ABE External Advisory Council (EAC). This council meets twice a year with our faculty, staff and students to provide meaningful feedback to our department. You can see the EAC members and the organizations they represent on page 23. We want to extend a special thank you to ISU ABE alumni and friends. Your generous gifts of time, talent and donations make it possible to pursue crucial facility upgrades, mentor students and establish innovative professorships and faculty opportunities. We encourage you to follow us on social media (page ii), and check out our website at www.abe.iastate.edu. Finally, please keep us informed about the newest developments going on in your world, be that industry or academia. We appreciate your interest in our program here at Iowa State University. I look forward to sharing all of ISU ABE’s exciting developments in the following pages. Steve Mickelson ANNUAL REPORT | 2017-2018 | PAGE 1


ISU ABE BY THE NUMBERS The ISU ABE Department maintained its No. 1 ranking in U.S. News and World Report’s national undergraduate school rankings, released in September 2017. This marks the second year in a row that ISU ABE has earned this honor. In March 2018, the department earned a No. 2 ranking in U.S. News and World Report’s national graduate school rankings.

The maintenance of the highest educational and research standards is a testament to the department’s mission and vision. ISU ABE’s faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students and scholars are all engaged in and committed to teaching, research, extension and outreach. The following information contributes to our top-ranking program.

Departmental Budget $7,000,000 University and Cooperative Extension

$6,000,000 $5,000,000

Agriculture Experiment Station

$4,000,000

College of Engineering

$3,000,000 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

$2,000,000 $1,000,000 $0 FY14

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FY15

FY16

FY17

FY18


IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS Total TT and Term Faculty

Undergraduate Enrollment 900

45

800

40

700

35

600

30

500

25

400

20

300

15

200

10

100

5 0

0 FY14

FY15

FY16

FY17

FY14

FY18

FY15

Total Tenure Track (TT) Faculty (FTE)

Graduate Enrollment

FY16

FY17

Total Term Faculty

FY18 Faculty Total (FTE)

Research and Department Staff

100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

60 50 40 30 20 10 0 FY14

FY15

FY16

FY17

FY18

FY14

FY15

FY16

FY17

FY18

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2017 QUANTITATIVE SUMMARY WRITING

EXTENSION IMPACTS 81

Peer reviewed journal papers appearing in print this calendar year

40

Fact sheets developed

16

Peer reviewed journal papers accepted and to be published in next calendar year

12

Extension programs tied to research grants

105

Popular press instances (e.g. radio interviews, appearing in or writing magazine articles)

42

Journal papers in review

47

Conference papers appearing in print

44

Distinct stakeholder groups served

3

Book chapters appearing in print

7

Distinct programs led

2

Books appearing in print

2

Licensed Technology Transfer Agreements

1

Patents issued

56

Annual research reports completed and submitted

71

Plenary, invited or keynote lectures given

41

7,064

Educational workshops/programs organized

7

Professional society fellows

113

5,930

Extension talks delivered

14

Conference leadership roles

13,244

NA

Fact sheets downloaded

22,672

Views on websites, podcasts, etc. Programs documenting change in clientele behavior based on program education

18

EVENTS

ATTENDEES

PERSONNEL

STUDENTS 22

Postdoctoral researchers supervised

47

Total FTE of P&S and merit staff supervised

64

Ph.D. students supervised as a major professor

45

114

Ph.D. students supervised as committee member

Significant cross-department or interdisciplinary cooperative programming efforts

12

Ph.D. students graduated

58

M.S. students supervised as a major professor

63

M.S. students supervised as committee member

19

M.S. students graduated

$80,300,000

Total funds on submitted proposals

123

Undergraduate students supervised

$14,900,000

Total awarded amount

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PROJECT PROPOSALS 163

Submitted proposals

109

Awarded proposals


FACULTY AND STAFF AWARDS AND HONORS NAME

AWARD / HONOR

AWARDING AGENCY

NAME

AWARD / HONOR

AWARDING AGENCY

MAY 2017

Matthew Darr

Exemplary Faculty Mentor

Iowa State University

Yijing Ding*

P&S Outstanding New Professional

CALS

JUL 2017

Matthew Darr

New Holland Young Researcher Award

ASABE

David Grewell

Mid-Career Achievement in CALS Research Award

Steven Mickelson

Gilley Academic Leadership ASABE Award

Matt Helmers

Outstanding Achievement in Extension and Outreach

CALS

Tamara Kerns*

Early Adviser Award

CALS

Regents Award for Faculty Excellence

Iowa State University

Manjit Misra

CALS

Elizabeth Juchems*

P&S Outstanding New Professional

Iowa State University

Outstanding Achievement in International Agriculture Award

Steven Mickelson

Departmental Leadership Award

Iowa State University

Manjit Misra

Global Agriculture Academic Leadership Award

Indian Council of Food and Agriculture

Raj Raman

Morrill Professor

Iowa State University

Raj Raman

Superior Engineering Teaching Award

COE

Hongwei Xin

International Service Award

Iowa State University

Thomas Brumm

AgOnline Teacher of the Year Award

Brenton Center

Shweta Chopra

Best Speaker

American Society for Engineering Education

Steven Freeman

Faculty Excellence Award

ATMAE

SEPT 2017 Jay Harmon

OCT 2017

MAR 2018

In early February 2018, a large medallion was installed in the Sukup Atrium. This engraved glass medallion recognizes the gold certification in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program of the U.S. Green Building Council for the construction of Sukup and Elings Halls. These buildings are located on the west end of Iowa State’s campus.

*Designates staff

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RESEARCH OVERVIEW Our research teams conduct many projects that deliver life-sustaining and industry-changing impact to citizens throughout the state, the Midwest, the nation and the world. Our department ranks top in research and development spending among the nation’s agricultural and biosystems engineering departments at public universities. These investments totaled over $12 million in FY17. While maintaining our traditional connection to agriculture, our faculty researchers are also developing alternative production systems, leading innovative research for renewable energy sources, developing value-added products and processes, and implementing new methods to improve air and water quality. ISU ABE’s research platform is organized into five focus areas.

ABE Research Expenditures $14,000,000 $12,000,000 $10,000,000

replace

$8,000,000 $6,000,000 $4,000,000 $2,000,000 $0 FY14

FY15

FY16

FY17

FY18

Sugam Sharma (right) leads a discussion about a software prototype to connect food donors with food pantries in Iowa. At left are team members Johnny Wong, Ritu Shandilya and U. Sunday Tim. Photo by Christopher Gannon.

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FOCUS AREA

ADVANCED MACHINERY ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS The agricultural and bioproduction industry is dependent on advanced machinery systems to produce biorenewables, food, feed and fiber for Iowa, the U.S. and the world. Through our research program, we discover new knowledge and advanced technologies and systems needed to enhance the performance of agricultural and off-highway machinery systems and associated manufacturing systems.

Stuart Birrell Professor; Kinze Manufacturing Professorship

Shweta Chopra Assistant Professor

Matthew Darr Professor; Kinze Faculty Fellowship

John Haughery Lecturer

Russ Hoffman Lecturer

Ron Leonard, PE Associate Professor

Norman Muzzy, PE Lecturer

Tim Shepherd, PE Lecturer

Brian Steward, PE Professor

Lie Tang Associate Professor

Mehari Tekeste Assistant Professor

Joe Vanstrom Lecturer

The research of Lie Tang, associate professor at ISU ABE, has contributed to innovations, such as tractors that drive themselves and robots that hunt down weeds. Photo by Dana Wilson.

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FOCUS AREA

ANIMAL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING We strive to develop efficient, innovative animal housing and manure management systems to ensure environmentally sustainable production systems. Our faculty expertise is in ventilation design, wood structure design, sensor controls for animal well-being, sustainable nutrient management systems and optimization of heat-stress mitigation strategies. Through our research, we discover new knowledge and technologies to ensure sustainable development of livestock and poultry industries to promote economic prosperity at state, national and global levels.

Daniel Andersen Associate Professor

Jay Harmon, PE Professor; Interim Associate Dean for Extension and Outreach; Interim Director for Agriculture and Natural Resource Extension and Outreach

Steven Hoff, PE Professor

Jacek Koziel Professor

James Shahan, PE Adjunct Assistant Professor

Joshua Peschel Assistant Professor; Black and Veatch Faculty Fellow

Brett Ramirez Assistant Professor

Tim Shepherd, PE Lecturer

Students get hands-on experience studying animal housing inside the ISU Dairy Barn milking facility. Photo by Christopher Gannon | College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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Hongwei Xin Charles F. Curtiss Distinguished Professor; Director of Egg Industry Center; Assistant Dean for Research, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences


FOCUS AREA

BIOLOGICAL AND PROCESS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY We are dedicated to engineering new technologies and systems that enhance the wide array of biological systems and processing technologies. Our strengths cover biomass pretreatment to sensor development, from life-cycle analysis to novel processing techniques, food safety to fermentation modeling, grain properties to bionanotechnology, and from seed science to feed technology. In addition, much of our current work addresses critical needs within the developing bioeconomy and the challenge of global food security.

Carl Bern, PE Thomas Brumm University Professor Associate Professor; Mary and Charles Sukup Global Professor in Food Security

Shweta Chopra Assistant Professor

Sam Cook Lecturer

Charles Hurburgh Professor

Dirk Maier, PE Professor

Manjit Misra Professor; Seed Science Endowed Chair

Gretchen Mosher Associate Professor

D. Raj Raman, PE Professor; Morrill Professor

Kurt Rosentrater Chenxu Yu Associate Professor; Associate Professor Executive Director of the Distiller Grains Technology Council

Carl Bern, university professor at ISU ABE, is studying disturbance in efforts to limit weevil damage to corn in storage. By shaking the container, the female weevil is dislodged as she chews a hole in a kernel to deposit an egg. Photo by Christopher Gannon | College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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FOCUS AREA

LAND AND WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING We work to develop engineered solutions and best management practices that protect and conserve the soil and water resources of Iowa, our nation and the world. Our highly productive faculty and staff serve many essential functions as teachers, researchers and extension experts on topics such as water quality and pollution control, hydrology and drainage, environmental quality, and remote sensing and modeling. Through our research program, we discover new knowledge and work to enhance the environmental performance of agricultural landscapes.

Matthew Helmers Adina Howe Professor; Assistant Professor Dean’s Professorship in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Associate Chair for Research and Extension; Director of Iowa Nutrient Research Center

Amy Kaleita, PE Professor; Associate Chair for Teaching

Steven Mickelson Department Chair; Charles R. and Jane F. Olsen Professor in Engineering

Michelle Soupir U. Sunday Tim Associate Professor Associate Professor

Joshua Peschel Assistant Professor; Black and Veatch Faculty Fellow

Ramesh Kanwar Charles F. Curtiss Distinguished Professor

Sensors and satellites could be the future of tracking soil moisture. ISU ABE Professor Amy Kaleita (left) and ISU Agronomy Professor Brian Hornbuckle are leading the way with technology to help farmers make decisions in their fields. Photo by Christopher Gannon | College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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FOCUS AREA

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ENGINEERING We are dedicated to the singular goal of zero injuries. Health and safety of populations are socially and economically important to industries in Iowa, the U.S. and the world. Our faculty’s diverse areas of interest strengthen our ability to develop and disseminate loss prevention measures and strategies to provide safer places to live and work. We strive to continually develop, evaluate and implement loss prevention measures and strategies for a safer future.

Steven Bell Senior Lecturer

Steven Freeman University Professor

Nir Keren Associate Professor

Gretchen Mosher Associate Professor

Charles Schwab Professor

James Wright Senior Lecturer

This illustration shows ISU and Iowa Department of Transportation personnel “standing” on the completed I-74 Mississippi River Bridge as it’s depicted in the ISU-designed virtual reality simulation. Image courtesy of Nir Keren.

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PERSONNEL LISTS STUDENT SERVICES

BUSINESS OFFICE

Ashtyn Beek

Academic Adviser, Agricultural Systems Technology

Sylvia Anderson

Program Assistant

Lindsay Frueh

Academic Adviser, Engineering

Kristine Bell

Graduate Secretary

Tamara Kerns

Academic Adviser, Industrial Technology

Barbara Brown

Fiscal Officer

Ben McCarty

Academic Adviser, Engineering

Susana Bucklin

Administrative Specialist

Elaine Phompheng

Student Services Specialist

Alan Kuuttila

Systems Support Specialist

Wenli Su

Grant Coordinator

Kate Tindall

Communications Specialist

RESEARCH AND EXTENSION

ISU ABE Adviser Tamara Kerns (left) is one of four departmental advisers. Photo by Christopher Gannon.

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Lori Abendroth

Program Manager

Jeffrey Askey

Engineer

Chumki Banik

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Yin Bao

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Emily Beeman

Program Coordinator

Jake Behrens

Teaching Lab Coordinator

Daniel Bengtson

Engineer Designer

Ryan Bergman

Program Coordinator

Kristine Bond

Engineer

Erin Bowers

Associate Scientist

Jeremy Brue

Assistant Scientist

Giorgi Chighladze

Systems Analyst

Jinlyung Choi

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Jacqueline Comito

Program Director

Ben Covington

Engineer Designer

Brenton Culp

Research Associate

Yijing Ding

Program Coordinator

Kevin Ehrecke

Program Manager

Brian Gelder

Associate Scientist


PERSONNEL LISTS (CONTINUED) RESEARCH AND EXTENSION

ADJUNCT, AFFILIATE AND COURTESY FACULTY

Sierra Hagedon

Engineer Designer

Hee Kwon Ahn

Chungnam National University

Rob Hartmann

Teaching Lab Coordinator

Noble Banadda

Makerere University

Elizabeth Juchems

Extension Program Specialist

Robert Brown

John Just

Associate Scientist

Department of Mechanical Engineering and Bioeconomy Institute*

Ji-Yeow Law

Engineer Designer

Tami Brown-Brandl

USDA

Jaejin Lee

Postdoctoral Research Associate

David Eisenmann

Center for Nondestructive Evaluation*

Leigh Ann Long

Research Associate

Lali Gogeliani

Georgian Technical University

Lanying Ma

Research Associate

Carmen Gomes

Department of Mechanical Engineering*

Melissa McEnany

Extension Program Specialist

David Inyang

Environmental Health and Safety*

Robert McNaull

Program Coordinator

Darren Jarboe

University of Maryland

Mitchel Michel

Research Associate

Kevin Keener

Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition*

Christopher Murphy

Program Coordinator

John Laflen

Buffalo Center, IA

Patrick Murphy

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Buddhi Lamsal

Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition*

John Odenweller

Program Coordinator

Rob Malone

Carl Pederson

Agriculture Specialist

USDA ARS National Lab for Agriculture and the Environment

Kevin Peyton

Engineer

Ardith Maney

Retired faculty*

Levi Powell

Program Coordinator

Leland McKinney

DFS Animal Nutrition

Elizabeth Rieke

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Robert McNaull

Glen Rippke

Agriculture Specialist

Department of Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering

Claudette Sandoval-Green

Assistant Scientist

Gary Mirka

Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering

Ann Staudt

Program Coordinator

Polamreddy Reddy

Retired, Kansas State University

Todd Stevens

Music and Outreach Specialist

Marjorie Rover

Bioeconomy Institute*

Nathan Stevenson

Extension Program Specialist

Katherine Taylor

Program Coordinator

Stephen Simpson

Environmental Health and Safety*

Kathy Walker

Graphic Designer

Steven Trabue

USDA ARS National Lab for Agriculture and the Environment

David Webber

Associate Scientist

Zhiyou Wen

Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition*

Keith Webster

Program Coordinator

James Withers

Danfoss Power Solutions

Chris Witte

Assistant Scientist

*Designates Iowa State University

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SENIOR CAPSTONE PROJECTS FALL 2017 AGRICULTURAL AND BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROJECTS

AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS

PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

ALMACO SPC 20/35

ALMACO

Caleb Oswald, Colin Steele

ADM CoGen

ADM

Calving Management System

Dr. Chris Cassady

Jeremy Tjardes

Alex Boomershine, Dan Elliston, Kevin Deisher

Conduction Drying of Grain in Third World Countries

Dr. Carl Bern

Heather Hoefling, James Renoe

ADM Rotary Filter Drum

ADM

Randy Sugars, Steven Ingersoll, Andrew Smith

Design Lab Equipment for Teaching Fan/Grain Systems

Dr. Tom Brumm

Heather Tenboer

Barilla Bulk Tote Efficiency and Chad Nilles Ergonomics

Atakilti Berhe, Jon Mitchell, Reginald Tan, Timi Koya

CNC Router

Alan Young

Dr. Dirk Maier, Schmelzer

Natalie Hanson, Lauren Jorgenson, Shanna Tan, Tim Luhr

Julius Au Weng Lee, William Contreras, Andrew Mixdorf, Brodie Shaffer

Drone Camera Bracket

Phelps Implement

David Easton

Andrew Primmer

Brady Hansen, Connor Clayton, Zach Spurr, Gabe Reyes

DuPont Drones

Dupont Pioneer

Cody Hut, Scott Kelsey, Josh Butcher, Blake Allender

DuPont Erosion Socks

DuPont Pioneer

Thomas Burgart, Ryan Hitchler, Andrew Zarr, Amanda Marlin

Pella Powder Coat

Jason Vander Werff, Matt Miller

Jake Fyfe, Alex DeGaetano, Ben Link

Pella Pultrusion

Jason Vander Werff

Ryan MacLean, Spencer Sharp, Jake Conway, Joe Weiner

Pella Duracast Welding

Jason Vander Werff

Cooper Jensen, Andrew Bishop, Jim McGurn, Hyaquino Hyacinthe

Spray Table Test Stand

Dr. Stuart Birrell

TJ Sterk, Koy Vander Leest, Jeff Flies, Ashton Thompson

Tri-Co Fab Layout

Tony Vanderloop

Blake Wulf, Miguel Rangel, David Gonzalez-Gimenez, Enrique Hilst

Nitrate and Phosphate Removal Dr. Michelle Soupir Woodchip Bioreactor Telescoping Grain Aeration

Seed Counter

The Cyclone Power Pullers built a segmented, four-wheel-drive tractor for this year’s ASABE national 1/4 scale tractor competition. Photo by Christopher Gannon.

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Arturo Castro, Craig Foster, Garett Gardner, Sean-Paul Stickelman


SENIOR CAPSTONE PROJECTS SPRING 2018 AGRICULTURAL AND BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

Anaerobic Digestor

Roeslein Alternative Energy

Dillon Muhlbauer, Ashley Denning, Soyoung Park

Lab Scale Pellet Mill Automation

Dr. Dirk Maier

Maddie Tusha, Brendan Hageman, Ethan Hill, Sam Clark

James Hartley, Logan Adkins

ASABE Fountain Wars Automated Sensing for Poultry Barn

Dr. Brett Ramirez

Jia Wen Lee

Barilla Improved Efficiency

Barilla

Michelle Friedmann, Binbin Zhu

BioCentury Research Farm Wastewater Monitoring and Documentation

Andrew Suby

Cheng Pan, Yuanqing Fang, Nathan Schmidt

Cleaning Tools and Attachments for Pasta Production

Barilla

Courtney Perreault, Luis Andres Lograno, Erin Vespestad Brett Huston, Nathan Mowery, Grant Hoppes, Jesse Buck

Corn Planter

Minimizing Phosphorus Dr. Michelle Soupir Leaching through Tile Drainage in Prairie Potholes

Jennifer Widmer, Katie Schwaegler, Jennifer Hill, Marianna Overgard

Mobile Track Solutions Track Assembly Test Stand

Mobile Track Solutions

PCE Tillage Analysis

Puck Custom Enterprise Weston Peters, Matt Dupy, Caleb Polson

Rosenbrewing

Dr. Kurt Rosentrater *ABE 415*

Rosenzymes: Evaluation of Dr. Kurt Rosentrater Corn Ethanol Yield with Varying Milling Size and Fractionation

Ben Hanson, Brandon Boeckman

Matthew Ernst, Christina Konicek Ben Goedken, Carly Polson

Des Moines Water Quality Improvement

Dawn Dockter & David Onstad

Michael Sandstrom, Kimberly Salo, Peiyang Li, Jacob Campos

Using Candles as a Method of Maize Weevil Control

Dr. Carl Bern

Rachael Barnes, Mary Grace Mathison, Megan Schnell

Detention Basin Rehabilitation

City of Des Moines

Andrea McEachran, Loulou Dickey, Samuel Phillips

Variable Speed PTO Shaft

John Deere

Electric Motor Dynomometer

Tim Shepherd

Evan Mellott, Nick Schwartz

Trevor Bakker, Grant Heineman, Rachel Herzberg, Alex Irlbeck

Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge: National Fluid Power Chassis Association

Aaron Miller, Connor West, Garrett Fjeld

Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge: National Fluid Power Drivetrain Association

Kyle Blaylock, Andrew Whitaker, Ethan Parker

Hog Confinement Exhaust Fan Odor Reduction

HogSlat

Kaesey Glaess, Sydney Klimesh, Ashley Loving

Hydraulic Pliers

Bobb Corgi Ranch

Zach Bobb, Tony Handlos

ISU Cyclone Power Pullers

Kelly Full, Jiyoon Jeong, Jacyn Goebel, Jacob Tank, Forrest Beeler

“My favorite part of the capstone class is the opportunity to work with leading companies on real problems and projects. I enjoy getting to work alongside my peers to push ourselves to new limits and reach out to a variety of resources, both at the university and industry levels”. — Brian Davis, senior in agricultural systems technology

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SENIOR CAPSTONE PROJECTS SPRING 2018 (CONTINUED) AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

Activity Ball

Prairie Systems

Brad Aronson, Eli Sents, Derek Yegge, Kyle Wenck

Facility Layout and Flow Improvement

Central Iowa Firewood

ADM Test Sifter

Archer Daniels Midland Brian Davis, Ross Henning, Company Levi Benning, Kyle Henik

Daryl Bidwell, Colton Cortez, Parker Sukow, Chandler Vorland

Facility Layout and Flow Improvement

PMI Iowa

Ria Gasaway, Joseph Head, Mark Serovy, Adriana Voorhis

Agricultural Sprayer: “Dry” Tank Removal Process

John Deere

Andrew Erb, Johnathan Hughes, Cameron Marczewski, Tyson Meisheid

Algal Wastewater Treatment

Gross-Wen Technologies

Tyler Friesen, Josh Sutton, Tristan Jones

Analysis of Farrowing System

FarrPro

Emma Gallegos, Landon Johnson, Austin Lamphier

Comparative Study of Topographical Analysis Tools for Farmland Cow/Calf Hutch

Culvert Corner Puller

Cut Resistant Gloves

Grain Cart Compaction Analysis John Deere ISG Justin Upmeyer

Cody Gradert, Kyle Kent, Jacob Steinbeck, Garett Hagenow

Hands-on Training Stations

ISU Feed Mill & Grain Complex

Cedar Valley Innovation Ben Neff, Spencer Shalla, Reece Sharp, Regan Rieken, Nathan Wright

Headland Pathway Management

Cedar Valley Innovation Austin Ashbacher, Nick Spratt, Colton Ryan, Josh Feldmann

Mills Consulting

Homewood Golf Course Clubhouse Design

City of Ames

Northwest Ag Systems

American Packaging Corporation

Morgan Findley, Tyler Benzig, Derek Golinghorst, Tommy Reeves Tyler Casady, Connor Farrell, Eric Gommel, Matthew Maschmann Thomas Fort, Kollin Bruns, Adam Bichel, Jebediah Miller

Design and Build of Nip Point Demonstration Model

American Packaging Corporation

Humza Malik, Trevor Petersen, Marc Stayner, Nathaniel Stewart

Design and Testing of RFID System

Plant Peddler

Edirimuni DeZoysa, Gabriel Kramer, Cody Lahr, Brandon Ruggieri

Economic Analysis and Utilization of Sustainable Row Strips

Cedar Valley Innovation Aaron DuMez, Aaron Gernetzke, Jason Krueger, Kaleb Schott

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ISU Transportation: Traffic Flow ISU Transportation and Space Utilization Services

Riley Bauling, Alex Forgy, Cole Moody, Taylor Sams

John Jacobs, Justin Matticx, Mitch Rosburg, Chris Weldon Mike Anibas, Dean Grewell, Justin Miranda

KupRight

Kyle Steele & Heather Cousins

Colin Joy, Joe Mum, Dylan Posegate

Oil Filter Test Stand

Fleenor Manufacturing

Austin Claussen, Brandon Lavery, Cole Olson

ORBIS Granulator Sound Abatement

ORBIS Corporation

Matthew Blair, Adam Joerger, Michael Johnson, Micah Palmer, Michael Taylor

Pickup Truck Swing Toolbox

Optical Solutions

Derek Jensen, Clayton Hilby, Dylan Lende, Adam Tatum

Processing Analysis for Gel Bags

PurFoods

Dylan Paris, Guangyu Lu, Christian Thompson, Mathew Winch, Dustin Reichert


PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

TEAM MEMBERS

Process Analysis of Masking Tape Handling

Cardinal Glass

David Rodriguez, Nate Myers, Kyle Blane

Sprayer Test Stand: Part II

ISU, Department of ABE

QMC Fixture Re-Design

Quality Manufacturing Corporation

Patrick Haight, Josh Schaudt, Tyler Smith, Ryan Werner

Willow Griffith, Dalton Johnson, Andrew Krause, Zachary Safley

Standardization of Iowa State Transportation Services Shop

ISU Transportation Service

Recycle and Reuse System for Car Wash Wastewater

Ecopits, Inc

Jonathan Houp, Nick Keech, Patrick Oberg, Jeff Rutherford

Zach Worthington, Blake Streicher, Kyle Schlarbaum, Brett Young

ISU Grain Quality Laboratory

Jacob Bauer, Jacob Sigwarth, Maria Slusarek

Reduction of Facility Water Usage

Burke

Derek LaPolice, Mathew Bradley, Christian Peterson

System to Manage, ID, and Test Mycotoxin/Trace Contaminant in High-Capacity Facility

Winnebago

Alex Andersen, Aaron Fleuren, Branden Lewis, Brandt Moore

Gourley Research Group

Darby Hart, Kyle Tucker

RV Office Work Station Module Design

Use of NIR Technology to Improve Consistency and Accuracy of Feed Mixes Water Filter Integration

Ideas Unlimited

Scale up and Manufacturability Analysis of Domestic Dehydrator

KinoSol SBC

Colten Huckaby, John Byard, Blake Edgeton, Christopher Filcette

Silicone Applicator Tip Cleaning

Cardinal Glass

Jorden Kuntz, Nathaniel Lopez, Devon Merron, Grant Osborn, Matthew Rukavina

World’s Finest Chocolate World’s Finest Automatized Palletizing System Chocolate

Tyler Hoch, Tyler Hamann, Dan Church, Troy Harding

1st Flow Feed System Failure Analysis

Craig Peterson, Sam Kuehl, Jacob Roberson

1st Flow

Jessica Hanrahan, Carter Buswell, Chad Bonar

“I like having the freedom to use our own opinions, to put forth our ideas and see them come to life. It’s great working as a team … meeting each week to come up with the best solutions for our project.” ­ —Kyle Henik, senior in industrial technology

“Capstone day is always a major win. It’s a day when there is a sense of relief, and the industry clients are happy and excited,” says Joe Vanstrom, lecturer in advanced machinery engineering and manufacturing systems.

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GRADUATE THESES AND DISSERTATIONS Degree Year – 2017

Jake Behrens, Soy biocomposite turfgrass fertilizer Conrad Brendel, Evaluation of subsurface drainage on phosphorous losses and application of the SoilIceDB model in the Black Hawk Lake Watershed, Iowa Bethany Brittenham, Effect of converting row crop to prairie on nutrient concentration in shallow groundwater and soil properties Caleb Burns, Systematic analysis of industry engagement activities on student learning in the undergraduate technology program Ming-Hsun Cheng, Stainability analysis of soybean refinery: Soybean oil extraction process Varun Chhabra, Technology adoption in the public distribution system of Chhattisgarh, India: Analysis of factors that facilitate the transition to technology utilization in food distribution Kristina Craft, Modeling long-term impacts of alternative subsurface drainage systems and quantifying impacts of cover crops Steve Devlin, Modeling of filament deposition rapid prototyping process with a closed form solution Katlyn DeVoe, Climate dependent heat stress mitigation modeling for dairy cattle housing Varsha Gaonkar, Assessment of ethanol production by pentose-degrading yeast in an integrated corn-soy bio-refinery and testing of efficacy of chemical preservatives in distillers wet grains Abhay Grover, Analysis of six monthly distribution system for food grains in the public distribution system of Punjab, India: A beneficiary’s perspective John Haughery, Student motivation and academic success: Examining the influences, differences, and economics of mechatronic experiences in fundamental undergraduate courses Harishchandra Jadhav, Swine finishing room air infiltration quantification-modelling and use in ventilation system design John Just, Moisture sensing in baled crops Ji Yeow Law, Opportunities and challenges to use electrical stimulation for enhanced denitrification in woodchip bioreactors

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Karla Lebron, Interfacial healing and transport phenomena modeling of biopolymers Kai Liu, Behavior and production responses of pullets and laying hens to enriched housing and lighting Sai Kumar Ramaswamy, Analysis of workers’ compensation claims data to characterize safety outcomes in the agribusiness industry Brett Ramirez, A novel approach to measure, understand, and assess the thermal environment in grow-finish swine facilities Jason Schaufenbuel, Analysis of commercial lines insurance claims in the nursing home industry Madina Tursumbayeva, Novel method for quantification of odorous volatile organic compounds in air with solid phase microextraction and gas chromatography–mass spectrometry Kortney Wagner, A mass balance based model to evaluate the impact of amino acid profiles on the feeding and processed value of soybeans Emily Waring, Quantifying the impacts of a winter cereal rye cover-crop and no-till on soil moisture, soil temp, and nitrate loss via subsurface drainage. Maurice Washington, Monitoring of antibiotics and atrazine in tile drained landscapes Weitao Zhang, Techno-Economic Analysis (TEA) and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of corn biorefinery and bioprocessing operation

Degree Year – 2018

Jeff Askey, Advanced bale weighing with integrated mass yield system for large square baler Yin Bao, Automated plant phenotyping using 3-D machine vision and robotics Michael Hanigan, Volumetric yield sensing in a combine harvester Lucas Miles, Developing general procedure to quantitatively analyze boom height control performance on self-propelled agricultural sprayers Elizabeth (Luby) Rieke, Fate and transport of manure associated microbial constituents in agroecosystems Benjamin Smith, Development of a mobile air filter testing laboratory and filter assessment procedure for pig production systems


2017 PUBLICATIONS Allen K.A., Cady S., Grewell D. (2017) Effect of Acetylation on the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Soy Flour Elastomers. Journal of Renewable Materials 5:124126. DOI: 10.7569/jrm.2017.634139. Anwar U., Schulte L.A., Helmers M., Kolka R.K. (2017) The Effect of Five Biomass Cropping Systems on Soil-Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity Across a Topographic Gradient. Bioenergy Research 10:824-831. DOI: 10.1007/s12155-017-9843-6. Baffaut C., Nelson N.O., Lory J.A., Senaviratne G., Bhandari A.B., Udawatta R.P., Sweeney D.W., Helmers M.J., Van Liew M.W., Mallarino A.P., Wortmann C.S. (2017) Multisite Evaluation of APEX for Water Quality: I. Best Professional Judgment Parameterization. Journal of Environmental Quality 46:1323-1331. DOI: 10.2134/ jeq2016.06.0226. Baimatova N., Koziel J.A., Kenessov B. (2017) Passive Sampling and Analysis of Naphthalene in Internal Combustion Engine Exhaust with Retracted SPME Device and GC-MS. Atmosphere 8. DOI: 10.3390/atmos8070130. Bbosa D., Brumm T.J., Bern C.J., Rosentrater K.A., Raman D.R. (2017) Evaluation of Hermetic Maize Storage in 208 Liter (55 gal) Steel Barrels for Smallholder Farmers. Transactions of the Asabe 60:981-987. DOI: 10.13031/trans.12044. Bhadra R., Rosentrater K.A., Muthukumarappan K. (2017) Modeling Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles (DDGS) Mass Flow Rate as Affected by Drying and Storage Conditions. Cereal Chemistry 94:298-309. DOI: 10.1094/cchem-04-16-0114-r. Brendel C., Soupir M.L. (2017) Relating Watershed Characteristics to Elevated Stream Escherichia coli Levels in Agriculturally Dominated Landscapes: An Iowa Case Study. Water 9. DOI: 10.3390/w9030154. Cai L.S., Rice S., Koziel J.A., Dharmadhikari M. (2017) Development of an Automated Method for Selected Aromas of Red Wines from Cold-Hardy Grapes Using Solid-Phase Microextraction and Gas Chromatography-Mass SpectrometryOlfactometry. Separations 4. DOI: 10.3390/separations4030024. Chai L., Zhao Y., Xin H., Wang T., Atilgan A., Soupir M., Liu K. (2017) Reduction of Particulate Matter and Ammonia by Spraying Acidic Electrolyzed Water onto Litter of Aviary Hen Houses: A Lab-Scale Study. Transactions of the Asabe 60:497-506. DOI: 10.13031/trans.12081. Cheng M.H., Rosentrater K.A. (2017) Economic feasibility analysis of soybean oil production by hexane extraction. Industrial Crops and Products 108:775-785. DOI: 10.1016/j. indcrop.2017.07.036.

Cheng M.H., Rosentrater K.A. (2017) Fractionation of distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS) by combination of sieving and aspiration. Food and Bioproducts Processing 103:76-85. DOI: 10.1016/j.fbp.2017.03.001. Chini C.M., Canning J.F., Schreiber K.L., Peschel J.M., Stillwell A.S. (2017) The Green +Experiment: Cities, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, and Sustainability. Sustainability 9. DOI: 10.3390/su9010105. Choi J., Yang F., Stepanauskas R., Cardenas E., Garoutte A., Williams R., Flater J., Tiedje J.M., Hofmockel K.S., Gelder B., Howe A. (2017) Strategies to improve reference databases for soil microbiomes. Isme Journal 11:829-834. DOI: 10.1038/ ismej.2016.168. da Silva G.A., Leonel R.K., Han G., Kaspar T., Helmers M., Mueller D.S., Leandro L.F.S. (2017) Impact of winter rye cover crop on soybean root disease and productivity. Phytopathology 107:166-167. Du X., Feng H., Helmers M.J., Qi Z.M. (2017) Comparing Simulated Nitrate-Nitrogen Concentration in Subsurface Drainage Using Drainmod-N II and RZWQM2. Irrigation and Drainage 66:238-251. DOI: 10.1002/ird.2093. Dziubanski D.J., Franz K.J., Helmers M.J. (2017) Effects of Spatial Distribution of Prairie Vegetation in an Agricultural Landscape on Curve Number Values. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 53:365-381. DOI: 10.1111/1752-1688.12510. Ellis C.K., Rice S., Maurer D., Stahl R., Waters W.R., Palmer M.V., Nol P., Rhyan J.C., VerCauteren K.C., Koziel J.A. (2017) Use of fecal volatile organic compound analysis to discriminate between nonvaccinated and BCG-Vaccinated cattle prior to and after Mycobacterium bovis challenge. Plos One 12. DOI: 10.1371/journal. pone.0179914. Elumalai S.D., Shaw A.M., Pattillo D.A., Currey C.J., Rosentrater K.A., Xie K. (2017) Influence of UV Treatment on the Food Safety Status of a Model Aquaponic System. Water 9. DOI: 10.3390/w9010027. Fernandez M.G.S., Bao Y., Tang L., Schnable P.S. (2017) A High-Throughput, Field-Based Phenotyping Technology for Tall Biomass Crops. Plant Physiology 174:2008-2022. DOI: 10.1104/pp.17.00707. Ferraz P.F.P., Yanagi T., de Lima R.R., Ferraz G., Xin H.W. (2017) Performance of chicks subjected to thermal challenge. Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira 52:113-120. DOI: 10.1590/s0100-204x2017000200005. Firouzi S., Nikkhah A., Rosentrater K.A. (2017) An integrated analysis of non-renewable energy use, GHG emissions, carbon efficiency of groundnut sole cropping

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2017 PUBLICATIONS (CONTINUED) and groundnut-bean intercropping agro-ecosystems. Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy 36:1832-1839. DOI: 10.1002/ep.12621. Flax N.J., Currey C.J., Schrader J.A., Grewell D., Graves W.R. (2017) Commercial Greenhouse Growers Can Produce High-quality Bedding Plants in Bioplastic-based Biocontainers. Horttechnology 27:472-481. DOI: 10.21273/horttech03616-16. Gassman P.W., Valcu-Lisman A.M., Kling C.L., Mickelson S.K., Panagopoulos Y., Cibin R., Chaubey I., Wolter C.F., Schilling K.E. (2017) Assessment of Bioenergy Cropping Scenarios for the Boone River Watershed in North Central Iowa, United States. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 53:1336-1354. DOI: 10.1111/1752-1688.12593. Han G., Kandel Y.R., Leandro L.F.S., Helmers M.J., Schott L.R., Mueller D.S. (2017) Influence of drainage on soybean seedling health. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 72:266-271. DOI: 10.2489/jswc.72.3.266. Harmon J.D., Hoff S.J., Baas T.J., Zhao Y., Xin H., Follett L.R. (2017) Evaluation of Conditions During Weaned Pig Transport. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 33:901-912. DOI: 10.13031/aea.12367. Hladik M.L., Bradbury S., Schulte L.A., Helmers M., Witte C., Kolpin D.W., Garrett J.D., Harris M. (2017) Neonicotinoid insecticide removal by prairie strips in row-cropped watersheds with historical seed coating use. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 241:160-167. DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2017.03.015. Ikenberry C.D., Crumpton W.G., Arnold J.G., Soupir M.L., Gassman P.W. (2017) Evaluation of Existing and Modified Wetland Equations in the SWAT Model. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 53:1267-1280. DOI: 10.1111/1752-1688.12570. Ikenberry C.D., Soupir M.L., Helmers M.J., Crumpton W.G., Arnold J.G., Gassman P.W. (2017) Simulation of Daily Flow Pathways, Tile-Drain Nitrate Concentrations, and Soil-Nitrogen Dynamics Using SWAT. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 53:1251-1266. DOI: 10.1111/1752-1688.12569. Issa S.F., Field W.E., Schwab C.V., Issa F.S., Nauman E.A. (2017) Contributing Causes of Injury or Death in Grain Entrapment, Engulfment, and Extrication. Journal of Agromedicine 22:159-169. DOI: 10.1080/1059924x.2017.1283277. Johnson T.A., Looft T., Severin A.J., Bayles D.O., Nasko D.J., Wommack K.E., Howe A., Allen H.K. (2017) The In-Feed Antibiotic Carbadox Induces Phage Gene Transcription in the Swine Gut Microbiome. Mbio 8. DOI: 10.1128/mBio.00709-17. Kadam D.M., Thunga M., Srinivasan G., Wang S., Kessler M.R., Grewell D., Yu C.X., Lamsal B. (2017) Effect of TiO2 nanoparticles on thermo-mechanical properties

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of cast zein protein films. Food Packaging and Shelf Life 13:35-43. DOI: 10.1016/j. fpsl.2017.06.001. Kalus K., Opalinski S., Maurer D., Rice S., Koziel J.A., Korczynski M., Dobrzanski Z., Kolacz R., Gutarowska B. (2017) Odour reducing microbial-mineral additive for poultry manure treatment. Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 11. DOI: 10.1007/s11783-017-0928-4. Kayaca E., Peschel J.M., Chowdhary G. (2017) A self-learning disturbance observer for nonlinear systems in feedback-error learning scheme. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence 62:276-285. DOI: 10.1016/j.engappai.2017.04.013. Khanchi A., Birrell S. (2017) Drying models to estimate moisture change in switchgrass and corn stover based on weather conditions and swath density. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 237:1-8. DOI: 10.1016/j.agrformet.2017.01.019. Khanchi A., Birrell S.J. (2017) Effect of rainfall and swath density on dry matter and composition change during drying of switchgrass and corn stover. Biosystems Engineering 153:42-51. DOI: 10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2016.10.022. Koziel J.A., Frana T.S., Ahn H., Glanville T.D., Nguyen L.T., van Leeuwen J. (2017) Efficacy of NH3 as a secondary barrier treatment for inactivation of Salmonella Typhimurium and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in digestate of animal carcasses: Proof-of-concept. Plos One 12. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0176825. Koziel J.A., Nguyen L.T., Glanville T.D., Ahn H., Frana T.S., van Leeuwen J. (2017) Method for sampling and analysis of volatile biomarkers in process gas from aerobic digestion of poultry carcasses using time-weighted average SPME and GC-MS. Food Chemistry 232:799-807. DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2017.04.062. Kshetri S., Steward B.L., Birrell S.J. (2017) Dielectric spectroscopic sensor for particle contaminant detection in hydraulic fluids. International Journal of Fluid Power 18:29-37. DOI: 10.1080/14399776.2016.1210422. Li J., Tang L. (2017) Developing a low-cost 3-D plant morphological traits characterization system. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture 143:1-13. DOI: 10.1016/j. compag.2017.09.025. Li L., Zhao Y., Oliveira J., Verhoijsen W., Liu K., Xin H. (2017) A UHF RFID System for Studying Individual Feeding and Nesting Behaviors of Group-Housed Laying Hens. Transactions of the Asabe 60:1337-1347. DOI: 10.13031/trans.12202. Liang X., Liao C.Y., Soupir M.L., Jarboe L.R., Thompson M.L., Dixon P.M. (2017) Escherichia coli attachment to model particulates: The effects of bacterial cell characteristics and particulate properties. Plos One 12. DOI: 10.1371/journal. pone.0184664.


2017 PUBLICATIONS (CONTINUED) Liao C.Y., Liang X., Yang F., Soupir M.L., Howe A.C., Thompson M.L., Jarboe L.R. (2017) Allelic Variation in Outer Membrane Protein A and Its Influence on Attachment of Escherichia coli to Corn Stover. Frontiers in Microbiology 8. DOI: 10.3389/ fmicb.2017.00708. Lin X.J., Zhang R.H., Jiang S.M., El-Mashad H., Xin H.W. (2017) Emissions of ammonia, carbon dioxide and particulate matter from cage-free layer houses in California. Atmospheric Environment 152:246-255. DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2016.12.018. Liu K., Xin H., Chai L. (2017) Choice Between Fluorescent and Poultry-Specific LED Lights by Pullets and Laying Hens. Transactions of the Asabe 60:2185-2195. DOI: 10.13031/trans.12402. Liu K., Xin H.W. (2017) Effects of horizontal distance between perches on perching behaviors of Lohmann Hens. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 194:54-61. DOI: 10.1016/j.applanim.2017.05.001. Lu H., Tang L., Whitham S.A., Mei Y. (2017) A Robotic Platform for Corn Seedling Morphological Traits Characterization. Sensors 17. DOI: 10.3390/s17092082. Lu Y., Hayes M., Stinn J., Brown-Brandl T., Xin H. (2017) Evaluating Ventilation Rates Based on New Heat and Moisture Production Data for Swine Production. Transactions of the Asabe 60:237-245. DOI: 10.13031/trans.11888. Luck B.D., Davis J.D., Purswell J.L., Kiess A.S., Hoff S.J. (2017) Assessing Air Velocity Distribution in Three Sizes of Commercial Broiler Houses During Tunnel Ventilation. Transactions of the Asabe 60:1313-1323. DOI: 10.13031/trans.12107. Maurer D.L., Koziel J.A., Bruning K. (2017) Field scale measurement of greenhouse gas emissions from land applied swine manure. Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 11. DOI: 10.1007/s11783-017-0915-9. Maurer D.L., Koziel J.A., Bruning K., Parker D.B. (2017) Farm-scale testing of soybean peroxidase and calcium peroxide for surficial swine manure treatment and mitigation of odorous VOCs, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide emissions. Atmospheric Environment 166:467-478. DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2017.07.048. Maurer D.L., Koziel J.A., Bruning K., Parker D.B. (2017) Pilot-scale testing of renewable biocatalyst for swine manure treatment and mitigation of odorous VOCs, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide emissions. Atmospheric Environment 150:313-321. DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2016.11.021. Maurer D.L., Koziel J.A., Kalus K., Andersen D.S., Opalinski S. (2017) Pilot-Scale Testing of Non-Activated Biochar for Swine Manure Treatment and Mitigation of Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulfide, Odorous Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), and Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Sustainability 9. DOI: 10.3390/su9060929.

Mousaviraad M., Tekeste M., Rosentrater K.A. (2017) Calibration and Validation of a Discrete Element Model of Corn Using Grain Flow Simulation in a Commercial Screw Auger. Transactions of the Asabe 60:1403-1416. DOI: 10.13031/trans.12200. Nelson N.O., Baffaut C., Lory J.A., Senaviratne G., Bhandari A.B., Udawatta R.P., Sweeney D.W., Helmers M.J., Van Liew M.W., Mallarino A.P., Wortmann C.S. (2017) Multisite Evaluation of APEX for Water Quality: II. Regional Parameterization. Journal of Environmental Quality 46:1349-1356. DOI: 10.2134/jeq2016.07.0254. Orazbayeva D., Kenessov B., Koziel J.A., Nassyrova D., Lyabukhova N.V. (2017) Quantification of BTEX in Soil by Headspace SPME-GC-MS Using Combined Standard Addition and Internal Standard Calibration. Chromatographia 80:12491256. DOI: 10.1007/s10337-017-3340-0. Poffenbarger H.J., Barker D.W., Helmers M.J., Miguez F.E., Olk D.C., Sawyer J.E., Six J., Castellano M.J. (2017) Maximum soil organic carbon storage in Midwest US cropping systems when crops are optimally nitrogen-fertilized. Plos One 12. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0172293. Ramaswamy S.K., Mosher G.A. (2017) Using Workers’ Compensation Claims Data to Characterize Occupational Injuries in the Commercial Grain Elevator Industry. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 23:203-217. DOI: 10.13031/jash.12196. Ramirez B.C., Hoff S.J., Harmon J.D. (2017) Design and feasibility of a novel sprinkler control algorithm for swine heat stress alleviation. Journal of Animal Science 95:56. DOI: 10.2527/asasmw.2017.012. Rosentrater K.A., Verbeek C.J.R. (2017) Water adsorption characteristics of extruded blends of corn gluten meal and distillers dried grains with solubles. Food and Bioproducts Processing 101:110-117. DOI: 10.1016/j.fbp.2016.10.014. Ryan S.J., Schwab C.V., Mosher G.A. (2017) Agricultural Worker Injury Comparative Risk Assessment Methodology: Assessing Corn and Biofuel Switchgrass Production Systems. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 23:219-235. DOI: 10.13031/ jash.12245. Schott L., Lagzdins A., Daigh A.L.M., Craft K., Pederson C., Brenneman G., Helmers M.J. (2017) Drainage water management effects over five years on water tables, drainage, and yields in southeast Iowa. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 72:251-259. DOI: 10.2489/jswc.72.3.251. Schott L., Lagzdins A., Daigh A.L.M., Pederson C., Brenneman G., Helmers M.J. (2017) Drainage water management effect on corn planting date in southeast Iowa. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 72:564-574. DOI: 10.2489/jswc.72.6.564.

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2017 PUBLICATIONS (CONTINUED) Schulte L.A., Niemi J., Helmers M.J., Liebman M., Arbuckle J.G., James D.E., Kolka R.K., O’Neal M.E., Tomer M.D., Tyndall J.C., Asbjornsen H., Drobney P., Neal J., Van Ryswyk G., Witte C. (2017) Prairie strips improve biodiversity and the delivery of multiple ecosystem services from corn-soybean croplands. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 114:11247-11252. DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1620229114. Schwab C.V. (2017) Apparent Coefficient of Friction of Wheat on Denim. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 23:175-181. DOI: 10.13031/jash.12029. Schwab C.V., Rempe I.J. (2017) Likelihood of Entanglement when Materials are Dropped Vertically onto a Rotating PTO Knuckle. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 23:281-295. DOI: 10.13031/jash.12562. Shah A., Darr M. (2017) A life cycle energy use and greenhouse gas emissions analysis of the corn stover feedstock supply system for cellulosic biorefineries. Biofuels Bioproducts & Biorefining-Biofpr 11:648-664. DOI: 10.1002/bbb.1771. Shah A., Darr M., Khanal S., Lal R. (2017) A techno-environmental overview of a corn stover biomass feedstock supply chain for cellulosic biorefineries. Biofuels-Uk 8:59-69. DOI: 10.1080/17597269.2016.1200864. Sharma B., Birrell S., Miguez F.E. (2017) Spatial modeling framework for bioethanol plant siting and biofuel production potential in the U.S. Applied Energy 191:75-86. DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2017.01.015. Sharma B., Steward B., Ong S.K., Miguez F.E. (2017) Evaluation of teaching approach and student learning in a multidisciplinary sustainable engineering course. Journal of Cleaner Production 142:4032-4040. DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.10.046. Shepherd T.A., Xin H., Stinn J.P., Hayes M.D., Zhao Y., Li H. (2017) Ammonia and Carbon Dioxide Emissions of Three Laying-Hen Housing Systems as Affected by Manure Accumulation Time. Transactions of the Asabe 60:229-236. DOI: 10.13031/ trans.11860. Soso S.B., Koziel J.A. (2017) Characterizing the scent and chemical composition of Panthera leo marking fluid using solid-phase microextraction and multidimensional gas chromatography-mass spectrometry-olfactometry. Scientific Reports 7. DOI: 10.1038/s41598-017-04973-2.

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Syed Z., Tekeste M., White D. (2017) A coupled sliding and rolling friction model for DEM calibration. Journal of Terramechanics 72:9-20. DOI: 10.1016/j.jterra.2017.03.003. Tidwell J.H., Coyle S.D., Bright L.A., Pires L., Rosentrater K.A. (2017) Effects of Varying Levels of High-Protein Distiller’s Grains on Growth Performance of Channel Catfish, Ictalurus punctatus, and Post-Extrusion Feed Pellet Characteristics. Journal of the World Aquaculture Society 48:426-434. DOI: 10.1111/jwas.12374. Wang G., Jia H.L., Tang L., Lu Y.L., Guo L., Zhuang J. (2017) Standing corn residue effects on soil frost depth, snow depth and soil heat flux in Northeast China. Soil & Tillage Research 165:88-94. DOI: 10.1016/j.still.2016.07.012. Wang Y., Dong H.M., Zhu Z.P., Gerber P.J., Xin H.W., Smith P., Opio C., Steinfeld H., Chadwick D. (2017) Mitigating Greenhouse Gas and Ammonia Emissions from Swine Manure Management: A System Analysis. Environmental Science & Technology 51:4503-4511. DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.6b06430. Yang M.L., Rosentrater K.A. (2017) Small-scale low-moisture anhydrous ammonia (LMAA) pretreatment of corn stover. Biomass & Bioenergy 97:38-42. DOI: 10.1016/j. biombioe.2016.12.013. Young S., Peschel J., Penny G., Thompson S., Srinivasan V. (2017) Robot-Assisted Measurement for Hydrologic Understanding in Data Sparse Regions. Water 9. DOI: 10.3390/w9070494. Zhu W.D., Koziel J.A., Maurer D.L. (2017) Mitigation of Livestock Odors Using Black Light and a New Titanium Dioxide-Based Catalyst: Proof-of-Concept. Atmosphere 8. DOI: 10.3390/atmos8060103. Zifcakova L., Vetrovsky T., Lombard V., Henrissat B., Howe A., Baldrian P. (2017) Feed in summer, rest in winter: microbial carbon utilization in forest topsoil. Microbiome 5. DOI: 10.1186/s40168-017-0340-0. Zortea-Guidolin M.E.B., Demiate I.M., de Godoy R.C.B., Scheer A.D., Grewell D., Jane J.L. (2017) Structural and functional characterization of starches from Brazilian pine seeds (Araucaria angustifolia). Food Hydrocolloids 63:19-26. DOI: 10.1016/j. foodhyd.2016.08.022.


EXTERNAL ADVISORY COUNCIL LeQuetia Ancar Assistant Director of Student Services and Multicultural Liaison Officer Iowa State University

Jamie Harpenau Baraibar Co-Owner and Office Manager Titan Roofing and Exteriors

Scott Bower Executive Vice President of Sales and Engineering DMT Workholding, Inc.

Tim Dolan Program Manager HUSCO. Intl., Inc.

Kelsey Erickson Team Leader Quality Support Renewable Energy Group

Ron Farrington Director of Engineering Ag Leader Technology

Eric Fisher Director of Operations AGCO Corporation

Mark Garrison Environmental Engineer Natural Resource Conservation Service

Steve Haverly Senior Director of Manufacturing Quality and Reliability Vermeer Corporation

Joshua Jacobsen Construction Loss Control Consultant Holmes Murphy & Associates

Gerald Kinney Supervisor Product Support John Deere Waterloo Works

Craig Klocke Senior Director of Additive Design and Manufacturing Danfoss

Jim Korslund Global Program Manager Engineering General Mills

Matt Miller Process Engineer Pella Corp.

Carl Orr Senior Vice President of Operations Site Leader Lifecore Biomedical, Inc.

B. John Pieper Feedstock Development and Supply Lead DuPont

Luther Pohlmann Vice President Corn Business Unit Operations Archer Daniels Midland

Kyle Riley Project Manager Water Resources HR Green, Inc.

Gary Schueller Chief Engineer Material Handling Mining Design Center Caterpillar Global Mining

Kevin Stiles Executive Director Iowa Poultry Association, Iowa Egg Council

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FRIENDS OF ISU ABE JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018 Individuals

Michael & Stephanie Ackerman Jeffrey Askey Marvin Bigbee David & Marcia Boeding James & Margaret Bosserd Douglas Bosworth Charles Brandt Ronald Brass Francis & Margaret Brinkmeyer Martin Broadrick Tom & Heather Brumm Lon Burleson Robert Casterton Candace Charity Martin Cleveland Eric Drobny Donald & Sharon Erbach Christopher & Marguerite Everts Brian Fischer Sarah Fischer Scott & Holly Flynn James & Patricia Fonken Lawrence & Margie Gay Anthony Germann Robert & Trieva Giddings Dennis Gunderson Scott Hafemeyer Howard Hall John & Beverly Hall Richard Hanson Thomas & Marilyn Hanson Audrey Haverdink Steve & Beth Hoff

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Gerald & Marlene Hollander Thomas & Jane Hollander Joseph Houska Raymond Huhnke Brian & Diane Hunter Richard Hurban Mark & Ann Jensen Alvin & Ruth Klouda David & Lisa Koester Attila & Amy Konkoly James Korslund Glenn & Kelley Kranzler Otto & Alice Kunze Mark & Kimberly Laingen Ronald & Liz Leonard Roy Linn Roy & Teresa Maeder Duane & Lenny Mangold Stephen & Audrey Marley Allan & Wilma Mattke Michael McCarville Vincent & Paula McFadden Dan & Michele McFarland Stewart & Carol Melvin Steve & Colette Mickelson Richard Midland Amy Millmier Schmidt Leroy Mills Matthew Montieth Ardis Moore Daniel & Valerie Morey David Munson Paul Nelson Stuart Nelson

Tony O’Connell Olusegun & Victoria Odesina Frankee & James Oleson Merle & OraLee Oleson Martin & Ann Oosterhuis Joshua Peppers Russell & Kelly Persyn Don & Kay Peterson Roger Peterson Howard & Ann Raffety Raj & Mary Raman Richard Renner Leland Rieck William Ritter Dean & Ruth Rohweder Tyler Romoser Michael Ryan Michael & Christy Ryken Robert Schafer Dale & Alice Schumacher Leon Schumacher Matt Scott Stephen & Rose Sesker Bruce & Virginia Sinnard Raymond & Carol Six Charles Sukup Steven Sukup E. Paul Taiganides Richard Their Thomas Titus James & Cindy Towey Timothy & Ellen Tusha Ivan Van Ommeren William & Beverley Warren

Gary & Jannes Weede Donald & Nancy Werbach Scott Wilcox Dana Wilson Leon Wirt Dwight Witte Gerald & Linda Wolf Victor & Jane Zitta

Corporations / Organizations Ag Leader Archer Daniels Midland Boeing Co. Caterpillar Foundation Christ Community Evangelical Free Church Eaton Charitable Fund Elil Lilly & Company Foundation General Mills General Mills Foundation John Deere Foundation Kinzenbaw Foundation Rockwell Thuesen Family Charitable Fund


Dear friends: when you give to ISU ABE, you ... • Support students through scholarships and graduate fellowships • Support faculty through endowed chairs and professorships • Support research/education through laboratory and classroom improvements Please use this form to contribute or contact Will Johnson, tel. (515) 294-6393, email wtjohnso@iastate.edu, or Ray Klein, tel. (515) 294-3303, email rklein@iastate.edu, for more information. Thank you for your continued support!

DONOR INFORMATION

GIFT DESIGNATION Choose the area of ISU ABE that you’d like to support

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Selected designations

Primary email Address 1

Name

Amount

Address 2

ABE Excellence Fund (#0213522)

$

ABE Scholarship Fund (#0500080)

$

City State

Undergraduate Student Support Fund (#2703349) $

Zip

Country

, My spouse/partner should also receive credit for this gift Name

, I have included ISU ABE in my estate plan

PAYMENT INFORMATION • , Check enclosed (payable to the ISU Foundation) • , Credit card (select type below) • , Visa , MasterCard , Discover , American Express Credit card number: Name on card: Signature:

Please contact me:

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, I am interested in establishing a scholarship, naming a laboratory or creating a named faculty position , I would like information on planned giving Want to complete this giving form on-line or set up a recurring gift? Visit www.foundation.iastate.edu/abe Please return form and payment to: ISU Foundation 2505 University Blvd 07ABE1908 Ames, Iowa 50010-7164 ANNUAL REPORT | 2017-2018 | PAGE 25


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