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Joel O. Paz, Ph.D. Agricultural and Biological Engineering
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Ph: 662-325-4798
Fax: 662-325-3853
Email: [email protected]
Education
Ph.D. Agricultural Engineering and Water Resources (Co-Majors), Iowa State University, 2000
M.S. Agricultural Engineering, University of the Philippines-Los Baños, Philippines, 1989
B.S. Agricultural Engineering, University of the Philippines-Los Baños, Philippines, 1985
Academic and Professional Appointments
08/2020 – present Professor (Tenured), Mississippi State University
08/2014 – 07/2020 Associate Professor (Tenured), Mississippi State University
08/2009 – 07/2014 Assistant Professor, Mississippi State University
03/2005 – 8/2009 Public Service Assistant, The University of Georgia
09/1996 – 03/2005 Visiting Scientist, Graduate Asst, Assistant Scientist I, Assistant
Scientist II, Iowa State University
Awards and Recognition
Inducted into Gamma Sigma Delta – The Honor Society of Agriculture, Mississippi State
University, April 3, 2018
Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award – Lower Division, College of Agriculture and
Life Sciences (CALS), Mississippi State University, March 27, 2018
Teaching Award of Merit, Gamma Sigma Delta - The Honor Society of Agriculture,
Mississippi State University, April 26, 2017
Honored as Visiting Professor, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Science,
Technology, Research, and Innovation for Development (STRIDE) Program. Mariano Marcos
State University, Batac, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. July 12, 2016
Certificate of Appreciation for service as Associate Editor, Information and Electrical
Technology Division of the Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological
Engineers and Applied Engineering in Agriculture Journals, ASABE. February 2016
Certificate of Appreciation as External Reviewer of Undergraduate Curricula. College of
Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology, University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna,
Philippines. November 23, 2015
Outstanding Achievement Award. Southeast Climate Consortium. March 21, 2008
Univ. of Georgia-Georgia Tech: Georgia Intern-Fellowships for Teachers, Mentor (2007, 2008)
Univ. of Georgia CAES Young Scholars Program, Mentor (2006, 2007)
ASABE IET Select Paper Award. 2005 ASABE International Meeting. Tampa, FL.
ASABE IET Select Paper Award. 2003 ASABE International Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.
ASABE IET Select Paper Award. 2001 ASABE International Meeting. Sacramento, CA.
ASABE IET Select Paper Award. 2000 ASABE International Meeting. Milwaukee, WI.
Student Honors and Awards
Juan David Perez. Ph.D. student.
Second Place, Student Research Oral Presentation. Mississippi Water Resources
Conference. Jackson, MS. April 5-6, 2016
Best Student Poster Presentation. Mississippi Water Resources Conference. Jackson, MS.
April 7-8, 2015
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Sandra Guzman. Ph.D. student.
Finalist, Poster Presentation. Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers National
Conference. Baltimore, MD. November 11-14, 2015
Second Place, Student Poster Presentation. Mississippi Water Resources Conference.
Jackson MS, April 2013
Shane A. Irvin. M.S. student.
Graduate Fellow, National Science Foundation (NSF) INSPIRE GK-12 program
ACADEMIC ADVISING Postdoctoral Advising
Dr. Prem Woli (Mississippi State University, November 2010 – March 2013)
Dr. Rabiu Olatinwo (University of Georgia, August 2006 – August 2009
Graduate Student Advising
Major Professor
Blade Hodges. M.S. Agriculture (Engineering Technology). Expected Graduation: May 2021
(Major Professor and Thesis Director: Dr. Mary Love M. Tagert
Co-Major Professor: Dr. Joel O. Paz)
Meredith Brock. M.S. Biological Engineering. Expected Graduation: August 2020
(Major Professor and Thesis Director: Dr. Mary Love M. Tagert
Co-Major Professor: Dr. Joel O. Paz)
Juan David Perez. Ph.D. Biological Engineering, Graduated: June 2017
(Major Professor and Dissertation Director: Dr. Joel O. Paz
Co-Major Professor: Dr. Mary Love M. Tagert)
Sandra Guzman Gutierrez. Ph.D. Biological Engineering. Graduated: August 2016
Ritesh Karki. M.S. Biological Engineering. Graduated: August 2016
(Major Professor and Thesis Director: Dr. Mary Love M. Tagert
Co-Major Professor: Dr. Joel O. Paz)
Richard L. Kirmeyer. M.S. Agriculture (Engineering Technology). Graduated: August 2013
Shane A. Irvin. M.S. Biological Engineering. Graduated: August 2012
Selvarani Radhakrishnan. M.S. Agriculture (Engineering Technology). Graduated: August 2012
Member, Advisory Committee
Michael Nattrass. M.S. Agronomy. Graduated: October 2016
Suresh Lokhande. Ph.D. Agronomy. Graduated: December 2013
Ryan Embry. M.S. Agriculture (Engineering Technology) – Non Thesis. Graduated: April 2013
Sarah Duffy. M.S. Biological Engineering. Graduated: August 2012
Sunita Khanal M.S. Agriculture (Engineering Technology). Graduated: August 2012
Kevin Crowell. The University of Georgia. M.S. Artificial Intelligence. December 2008
Robert Chevalier. The University of Georgia. M.S. Artificial Intelligence. August 2008
Directed Undergraduate Research
Hunter Smith (Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business, Fall 2017-Spring 2018;
CALS Undergraduate Research Scholar)
Emily Wright (Biological Engineering, Fall 2016-Spring 2017; Bagley College of Engineering
Undergraduate Research Scholar)
William James (Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business, Spring 2017)
Skiler Hays (Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business, Spring 2015)
Heather Hill (Biological Engineering, Fall 2013)
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Mentoring
Scholarships for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S-STEM),
Student: Abdullah Dakhlalla (Biological Engineering),
Spring 2010 and Fall 2010
University of Georgia-Georgia Tech: Georgia Intern-Fellowships for Teachers (GIFT), 2008
University of Georgia-Georgia Tech: Georgia Intern-Fellowships for Teachers (GIFT), 2007
University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,
Young Scholars Program, 2007
University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,
Young Scholars Program, 2006
RESEARCH Grants and Contracts:
1. Tagert, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, D.B. Reginelli, and W. Burdine. Understanding in-field soil moisture
variability and its effect on irrigation schedules. MS Soybean Promotion Board. Period: 04/1/18-
03/31/19. Amount: $62,631 (Paz: $8,815)
2. Paz, J.O. 2017. Biochar for removing contaminants in agricultural runoff. MSU CALS
Undergraduate Research Scholars Program. Period: 09/01/17-04/30/2018. Amount: $3,000
3. Tagert, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, and B. Williams. Costs and Benefits of On-Farm Water Storage Systems
(Year 3). MS Soybean Promotion Board. Period: 04/1/16-03/31/17. Amount: $73,133 (Paz: $4,500)
4. Paz, J.O., M.L.M. Tagert, F. Yu, J. Street, T. Schauwecker, T. MIsna, C. Pittman, J. Ramirez-
Avila, H. Borajzani and other MSU faculty. MSU Bagley College of Engineering: Biochar Working
Group. Period: 10/01/2015-07/01/2016. Amount: $2,500
5. Tagert, M.L.M., A.C. Linhoss, H.L. Gonzalez, and J.O. Paz. 2015 Cochran Fellowship Program-
Eastern Europe and Eurasia. U.S. Foreign Agriculture Service. Period: 06/09/15-12/09/15. Amount:
$26,353 (Paz: $6,588)
6. Tagert, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, and B. Williams. Costs and Benefits of On-Farm Water Storage
Systems. MS Soybean Promotion Board. Period: 04/1/15-03/31/16. Amount: $85,360 (Paz:
$17,738)
7. Tagert, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, and B. Williams. Costs and Benefits of On-Farm Water Storage
Systems. MS Soybean Promotion Board. Period: 04/1/14-03/31/15. Amount: $67,896 (Paz:
$10,430)
8. Paz, J.O., J. Massey, and M.L.M. Tagert. Assessment of the groundwater demand in the
Mississippi River Valley alluvial aquifer using a modeling approach. MAFES/FWRC Director’s
Fellowship Award. Period: 08/01/12-07/31/15. Amount: $75,000
9. Kröger, R., J. Massey, and J.O. Paz. Evaluating the benefits of surface water capture and irrigation
re‐use to groundwater in the Mississippi Delta. MAFES/FWRC Director’s Fellowship Award.
Period: 08/01/12-07/31/15. Amount: $75,000
10. Paz, J.O. Sustainable Energy Research Center Phase III – Feedstocks. U.S. Department of Energy.
Period: 01/01/12-06/30/14. Amount: $215,369
11. Paz, J.O., M.L.M. Tagert, J.W. Pote and C.L. Wax. Downstream Water Quality and Quantity
Impacts of Water Storage Systems in Porter Bayou Watershed. USDA-NIFA National Integrated
Water Quality Program. Period: 09/01/11-08/31/16. Amount: $445,000
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12. Paz, J.O., P. Parajuli and S. To. Application of Sensing Technology and Modeling Approach to
Estimate Water Quality Parameters. MSU MAFES Special Research Initiative Program. Period:
01/01/11-12/31/11. Amount: $34,000
13. Parajuli, P., W.L. Kingery, M.L. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and J. Oldham. Assessing Spatially Distributed
Pathogens and Nutrients Source Loads to the Ross Barnett Reservoir in the East-Central
Mississippi. MSU MAFES Special Research Initiative Program. Period: 01/01/11-12/31/11.
Amount: $37,870
14. Tagert, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, J. Diaz, and other MSU faculty. MSU Office of Research and Economic
Development: Water and Watersheds Group. Period: 2011-2012. Amount: $2,000
15. Riffell, S., J. Hatten, J.O. Paz, and other MSU faculty. MSU Office of Research and Economic
Development: Development of an Agricultural Ecology Working Group. Period: 2011-2012.
Amount: $2,000
16. Massey, J., R. Cossman, J.O. Paz, and J. Dyer. MSU Office of Research and Economic
Development: Water Sustainability and Climate Group. Period: 2011-2012. Amount: $2,000
17. Tagert, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, and J. Diaz. Bagley College of Engineering: Water and Watersheds
Working Group Research Grant. Period: 2011-12012. Amount: $1,500
18. Paz, J.O. Micro CHP and Biofuel Center at Mississippi State University. U.S. Department of
Energy. Period: 07/01/10-01/31/2014. Amount: $100,000
19. McNeal, K.S., R.C. Smith, D. Rutherford, U. Nair, D. Hare, D. Mishra, J.O. Paz, H.J. Cho, C.
Williams, S. Walker, S. Oppenheimer, and A. Bisson. A Regional Network Partnership for Climate
Science Literacy in the Southeastern United States (CLiPSE). National Science Foundation –
Climate Change Education Program (Phase I). Period: 09/01/10-08/31/12. Amount: $999,994
20. Cathcart, T.C., P. Melby, C. Boyd, and J.O. Paz. Deer Island Tree Planting and Master Plan
Development. MS Department of Marine Resources. Period: 03/01/10-02/28/14. Amount: $294,920
21. Paz, J.O. Micro CHP and Biofuel Center at Mississippi State University. U.S. Department of
Energy. Period: 02/01/10-01/31/14. Amount: $111,100
22. Paz, J.O., P. Parajuli, M.L. Tagert, and T. Cathcart. Assessment of water quality parameters of
impaired streams using remote sensing. MSU MAFES Special Research Initiative Program. Period:
01/01/10-12/31/10. Amount: $50,000
23. Parajuli, P., W.L. Kingery, M.L. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and J. Oldham. Evaluation of spatially and
temporally variable phosphorus loading to the Ross Barnett reservoir in the east-central Mississippi
using modeling approach. MSU MAFES Special Research Initiative Program. Period: 01/01/10-
12/31/10. Amount: $50,000
24. Roncoli, C., G. Hoogenboom, C. Furman, P. Knox, J.O. Paz, H. Gray, and R. Harris Title: A
climate information system to enhance drought preparedness by underserved farmers in the
Southeastern U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Sectoral Application
Research Program. Period: 07/01/09-06/30/11. Amount: $331,676
25. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, R.C. Kemerait, Jr. and T.B. Brenneman. Impact of climate variability
and weather conditions on the severity of white mold in peanut. National Peanut Board-SE Peanut
Research Initiative. Period: 01/01/09-12/31/09. Amount: $10,000
26. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Application of weather data to help improve cotton production.
Georgia Commodity Commission for Cotton. Period: 01/01/09-12/31/09. Amount: $1,000
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27. Hoogenboom, G., J.O. Paz, N.B. Smith, and R.W. McClendon. Development of a web-based
irrigation scheduler that uses local weather information. National Peanut Board-SE Peanut Research
Initiative. Period: 01/01/09-12/31/09. Amount: $10,500
28. Tubbs, R.S., A.R. Smith, J.O. Paz, and P.L. Yager. Corn response to subsurface drip irrigation in
conservation and conventional tillage with and without subsoiling. Georgia Commodity
Commission for Corn. Period: 01/01/09-12/31/09. Amount: $18,000
29. Hook, J.E., G. Hoogenboom, J.D. Mullen, J.O. Paz, J. Bergstrom, and L.M. Risse. Agricultural
Irrigation Water Demand Forecast For 2011 To 2051. Georgia Environmental Protection Division.
Period: 09/01/08-06/30/09. Amount: $220,498
30. Baker, K., J.O. Paz, J. Stein, P. Wharton, and W. Kirk. Synoptic weather forecasting and web-
based information delivery systems for managing crop disease risk in multiple regions of the U.S.
USDA-CSREES. Period: 09/01/08-08/31/12. Amount: $1,181,632 (Paz: $249,578)
31. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, and D.W. Hancock. Reducing forage producers' drought vulnerability
in the Southeastern USA. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Sectoral Application
Research Program (Subcontract from University of Florida). Period: 07/01/08-06/30/10. Amount:
$290,170 (Paz: $108,692)
32. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Application of weather and climate data for peanut management.
Georgia Commodity Commission for Peanuts. Period: 07/01/08-06/30/09. Amount: $2,500
33. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, and R.C. Kemerait, Jr. Environmental monitoring of Asian Soybean
Rust sentinel plots using the UGA weather network. Georgia Commodity Commission for
Soybeans. Period: 07/01/08-12/31/09. Amount: $5,000
34. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Stress Assessment with Crop Simulation Models. Rohn & Haas
Company. Period: 06/01/08-05/31/09. Amount: $102,000
35. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, and R.C. Kemerait, Jr. Spatial distribution of spotted wilt of peanut in
Georgia. NASA Space Grant (Subcontract from Georgia Tech). Period: 05/15/08-05/14/09.
Amount: $8,525
36. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, R.C. Kemerait, Jr. and T.B. Brenneman. Understanding climate and
weather impacts on the incidence of TSWV and white mold in peanut. National Peanut Board-SE
Peanut Research Initiative. Period: 01/01/08-12/31/08. Amount: $20,000
37. Hoogenboom, G., J.O. Paz, and R.W. McClendon. Development of a web-based irrigation
scheduler based on local weather information. National Peanut Board-SE Peanut Research
Initiative. Period: 01/01/08-12/31/08. Amount: $10,000
38. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Application of weather data to help improve cotton production.
Georgia Commodity Commission for Cotton. Period: 01/01/08-12/31/08. Amount: $1,000
39. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, and R.C. Kemerait, Jr. Environmental monitoring of Asian Soybean
Rust sentinel plots using the UGA weather network. Georgia Commodity Commission for
Soybeans. Period: 07/01/07-12/31/08. Amount: $5,000
40. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Weather support for Georgia peach growers. Georgia Commodity
Commission for Peaches. Period: 01/01/07-12/31/07. Amount: $2,000
41. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Weather support for Georgia peach growers. Georgia Commodity
Commission for Peaches. Period: 01/01/06-12/31/06. Amount: $1,000
42. Hoogenboom, G., J.O. Paz, and R.W. McClendon. Development of a web-based irrigation
scheduler based on local weather information. Georgia Commodity Commission for Peanuts.
Period: 01/01/07-12/31/07. Amount: $10,000
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43. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, and R.C. Kemerait, Jr. Understanding climate and weather impacts on
the prevalence of TSWV in Peanut. National Peanut Board-SE Peanut Research Initiative. Period:
01/01/07-12/31/07. Amount: $15,000
44. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Application of weather and climate data for peanut management.
Georgia Commodity Commission for Peanuts. Period: 07/01/07-06/30/08. Amount: $2,500.
45. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. Training of agricultural extension professionals on the use and
application of climate-based information. NASA Space Grant (Subcontract from Georgia Tech).
Period: 05/15/07-05/14/08. Amount: $8,694
46. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Application of weather and climate data for peanut management
Georgia Commodity Commission for Peanuts. Period: 07/01/06-06/30/07. Amount: $3,000
47. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. Training of agricultural extension professionals on the use and
application of climate-based information. NASA Space Grant (Subcontract from Georgia Tech).
Period: 05/15/06-05/14/07. Amount: $8,306
48. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Exploring the use of remote sensing for spatial data analysis of
blueberry bushes. NASA Space Grant (Subcontract from Georgia Tech). Period: 05/15/06-05/14/07.
Amount: $7,500
49. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Implementation of web based decision support simulation models
for Syngenta Technology Solutions. Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. Period: 01/01/06-12/31/08.
Amount: $132,000
50. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, J.P. Beasley, and R.C. Kemerait, Jr. Incorporating weather and climate
information to enhance the Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus risk index. National Peanut Board-SE Peanut
Research Initiative. Period: 01/01/06-12/31/06. Amount: $17,000
51. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. Development of a web-based irrigation scheduler that uses local
weather information. National Peanut Board-SE Peanut Research Initiative. Period: 01/01/06-
12/31/06. Amount: $10,000
52. Hoogenboom, G., J.O. Paz, and R.W. McClendon. Risk management of fruit crops through
prediction of frost conditions in Georgia. U.S. Department of Agriculture - Risk Management
Agency. Period: 06/01/05-12/31/09. Amount: $350,000
53. Batchelor, W.D. and J.O. Paz. Development of software to analyze on-farm precision agriculture
database. Iowa Soybean Promotion Board. Period: 2003-2004. Amount: $59,289
54. Batchelor, W.D., J.O. Paz, and P. Pedersen. Training producers to use WebGro to increase soybean
yield. Iowa Soybean Promotion Board. Period: 2003-2004. Amount: $16,140
55. Batchelor, W.D., R. Kanwar, and J.O. Paz. Linking pest ecology, soil characteristics, remote
sensing, simulation models, and enterprise analysis through GIS to improve site-specific
management. U.S. Department of Agriculture (Subcontract from South Dakota State University).
Period: 2001-2004. Amount: $150,000
Refereed Journal Publications
(*Postdoc and ‡graduate student supervised by Dr. Paz)
1. Pérez-Gutiérrez‡, J.D., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, and M. Sepehrifar. 2020. The impact of rainfall
characteristics on the NO3 – N reduction benefits of tailwater recovery ditches. Agricultural Water
Management 233 (April 2020). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2020.106079
2. Guzman‡, S.M., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, and A.E. Mercer. 2019. Evaluation of seasonally
classified inputs for the prediction of daily groundwater levels: NARX networks vs. support vector
machines. Environmental Modeling and Assessment. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10666-018-9639-x
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3. Karki, R., M.L.M. Tagert, and J.O. Paz. 2018. Evaluating the Nutrient Reduction and Water Supply
Benefits of an On-Farm Water Storage (OFWS) System in East Mississippi. Agriculture,
Ecosystems and Environment. 265: 476-487. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agee.2018.06.024
4. Amin, A., W. Nasim, S. Fahad, S. Ali, S. Ahmad, A. Rasool, N. Saleem, H.M. Hammad, S.R.
Sultana, M. Mubeen, H.F. Bakhat, N. Ahmad, G.M. Shah, M. Adnan, M. Noor, A. Basir, S. Saud,
M.H. Rahman, and J.O. Paz. 2018. Evaluation and analysis of temperature for historical (1996–
2015) and projected (2030–2060) climates in Pakistan using SimCLIM climate model: Ensemble
application. Atmospheric Research 213:422-436 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosres.2018.06.021
5. Guzmán‡, S., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, and J.W. Pote. 2018. An Integrated SVR and Crop Model to
Estimate Daily Groundwater Level. Agricultural Systems 159:248-259.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2017.01.017
6. Karki, R., M.L. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and R.L. Bingner. 2017. Application of AnnAGNPS to model an
agricultural watershed in East-Central Mississippi for the evaluation of an on-farm water storage
(OFWS) system. Ag. Water Manage. 192:103-114. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2017.07.002
7. Perez-Gutierrez‡, J.D., J.O. Paz, and M.L. Tagert. 2017. Seasonal Water Quality Changes in On-
Farm Water Storage Systems in a South-Central U.S. Agricultural Watershed. Agricultural Water
Management 187:131-139. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2017.03.014
8. Kisekka, I., K. DeJonge, L. Ma, J.O. Paz, and K. Mankin-Douglas. 2017. Crop Modeling
Applications in Agricultural Water Management. Transactions of the ASABE 60(6):1959-1964.
https://doi.org/10.13031/trans.12693
9. Ouyang, Y., J.O. Paz, G. Feng, J. Read, A. Adeli, and J. Jenkins. 2017. A Model to Estimate
Hydrological Processes and Water Budget in an Irrigation Farm Pond. Water Resources
Management 31(7):2225-2241. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11269-017-1639-0.
10. Guzmán‡, S., J.O. Paz, and M.L.M. Tagert. 2017. The use of NARX neural networks to forecast
daily groundwater levels. Water Resources Management 31(5):1591-1603.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11269-017-1598-5
11. Bao, Y., G. Hoogenboom, R.W. McClendon, and J.O. Paz. 2015. Potential adaptation strategies for
rainfed soybean production in the south-eastern USA under climate change based on the CSM-
CROPGRO-Soybean model. The Journal of Agricultural Science, available on CJO2015.
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021859614001129.
12. Woli*, P. and J.O. Paz. 2015. Crop management effects on the energy and carbon balances of
maize stover-based ethanol production. Energies 2015, 8(1), 278-303;
https://doi.org/10.3390/en8010278.
13. Thorp, K.R., S. Ale, M.P. Bange, E.M. Barnes, G. Hoogenboom, R.J. Lascano, A.C. McCarthy,
S. Nair, J.O. Paz, N. Rajan, K.R. Reddy, G.W. Wall, and J.W. White. 2014. Development and
application of process-based simulation models for cotton production: A review of past, present, and
future directions. Journal of Cotton Science 18:10-47
14. Radhakrishnan‡, S., J.O. Paz, F. Yu, S. Eksioglu, and D.L. Grebner. 2013. Assessment of potential
capacity increases at combined heat and power facilities based on available corn stover and forest
logging residue. Energies (6): 4418-4428. https://doi.org/10.3390/en6094418
15. Woli*, P. and J.O. Paz. 2013. Biomass yield and utilization rate effects on the sustainability and
environment-friendliness of maize stover- and switchgrass-based ethanol production. International
Journal of Environment and Bioenergy 7(1): 28-42.
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16. Woli*, P., J.O. Paz, G. Hoogenboom, A. Garcia y Garcia, and C.W. Fraisse. 2013. The ENSO
effect on peanut yield as influenced by planting date and soil type. Agricultural Systems 121 (Oct
2013):1-8. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2013.06.005
17. Woli*, P., J.W. Jones, K.T. Ingram, and J.O. Paz. 2013. Forecasting drought using the Agricultural
Reference Index for Drought (ARID): a case study. Weather and Forecasting 28(2) April 2013: 427-
443. https://doi.org/10.1175/WAF-D-12-00036.1
18. Woli*, P. J.O. Paz, D.J. Lang, B.S. Baldwin, and J.R. Kiniry. 2012. Soil and variety effects on the
energy and carbon balances of switchgrass-derived ethanol. Journal of Sustainable Bioenergy
Systems 2012(2): 65-74. https://doi.org/10.4236/jsbs.2012.24010
19. Paz, J.O., P. Woli*, A. Garcia y Garcia and G. Hoogenboom. 2012. Cotton yields as influenced by
ENSO at different planting dates and spatial aggregation levels. Agricultural Systems 111 (Sept
2012):45-52. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2012.05.004
20. Chevalier, R.F., G. Hoogenboom, R.W. McClendon, and J.O. Paz. 2012. A web-based fuzzy expert
system for frost warnings in horticultural crops. Environmental Modeling and Software 35 (July
2012):84-91. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envsoft.2012.02.010
21. Woli*, P. and J.O. Paz. 2012. Evaluation of various methods of estimating global solar radiation in
the Southeastern USA. J. Appl. Meteor. Climatol. 51(5):972-985. https://doi.org/10.1175/JAMC-
D11-0141.1
22. Salazar-Gutierrez, M.R., J.E. Hook, A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, B. Chaves and G. Hoogenboom.
2012. Estimating irrigation water use for maize in the Southeastern USA: a modeling approach.
Agricultural Water Management 107:104-111 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2012.01.015
23. Olatinwo, R.O., T.Prahba, J.O. Paz, and G. Hoogenboom. 2012. Predicting favorable conditions
for early leaf spot of peanut using output from the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model.
Int. J. Biometeorol. 56(2):259-268. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00484-011-0425-6.
24. Olatinwo, R.O., T.Prahba, J.O. Paz, D. Riley, and G. Hoogenboom. 2011. The Weather Research
and Forecasting (WRF) model: application in prediction of TSWV-vectors populations. Journal of
Applied Entomology 135(1-2):81-90. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1439-0418.2010.01539.x
25. Chevalier, R.F., G. Hoogenboom, R.W. McClendon, and J.O. Paz. 2011. Support vector regression
with reduced training sets for air temperature prediction: a comparison with artificial neural
networks. Neural Computing and Applications 20(1):151-159. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-010-
0363-y
26. Panda, S.S., G. Hoogenboom, and J.O. Paz. 2010. Remote sensing and geospatial technological
applications for site-specific management of fruit and nutcrops: a review. Remote Sensing 2(8):
1973-1997. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs2081973.
27. Olatinwo*, R.O., J.O. Paz, R.C. Kemerait, Jr., A.K. Culbreath, and G. Hoogenboom. 2010. El
Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) impact on tomato spotted wilt intensity in peanut and the
implication on yield. Crop Protection 29(5):448-453. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cropro.2009.10.014
28. Persson, T., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, C.W. Fraisse and G. Hoogenboom. 2010. Reduction in
greenhouse gas emissions due to the use of bio-ethanol from wheat grain and straw produced in the
southeastern USA. Jour. of Agric. Science 148(5):511-527.
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021859610000316
29. Persson, T., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, B.V. Ortiz, and G. Hoogenboom. 2010. Simulating the
production potential and net energy yield of maize-ethanol in the southeastern USA. European
Journal of Agronomy 32(4):272-279. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eja.2010.01.004.
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30. Garcia y Garcia, A., T. Persson, J.O. Paz, C. Fraisse, and G. Hoogenboom. 2010. ENSO-based
climate variability affects water use efficiency of rainfed cotton grown in the southeastern USA.
Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 139(4):629-635.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agee.2010.10.009.
31. Crane, T.A., C. Roncoli, J.O. Paz, N.E. Breuer, K. Broad, and G. Hoogenboom. 2010. Forecast
skill and farmer’s skill: Seasonal climate forecasts and agricultural risk management in the
southeastern United States. Weather, Climate, and Society 2(1):44-59.
https://doi.org/10.1175/2009WCAS1006.1
32. Olatinwo*, R.O., J.O. Paz, S.L. Brown, R.C. Kemerait, Jr., A.K. Culbreath, and G. Hoogenboom.
2009. Impact of early spring weather factors on the risk of tomato spotted wilt in peanut. Plant
Disease 93(8):783-788. https://doi.org/10.1094/PDIS-93-8-0783.
33. Persson, T., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. Net energy value
of maize ethanol as a response to different climate and soil conditions in the southeastern USA.
Biomass and Bioenergy 33(8):1055-1064. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biombioe.2009.03.007
34. Panda, S., G. Hoogenboom, and J.O. Paz. 2009. Distinguishing blueberry bushes from mixed
vegetation land use with applied geospatial technology. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
57(1-2):51-58. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compag.2009.02.007
35. Persson, T., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. Maize ethanol
feedstock production and net energy value as affected by climate variability and crop management
practices. Agricultural Systems 100(2009):11-21. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2008.11.004
36. Olatinwo*, R.O, J.O. Paz, S.L. Brown, R.C. Kemerait, A.K. Culbreath, J.P. Beasley, Jr., and G.
Hoogenboom. 2008. A predictive model for spotted wilt epidemics in peanut based on local weather
conditions and the tomato spotted wilt virus risk index. Phytopathology 98(10): 1066-1074.
37. Thorp, K.R., K.C. DeJonge, A.L. Kaleita, W.D. Batchelor, and J.O. Paz. 2008. Methodology for
the use of DSSAT models for precision agriculture decision support. Computers and Electronics in
Agriculture 64(2):276-285. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compag.2008.05.022
38. Shank, D.B., R.W. McClendon, J. Paz, and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. Ensemble artificial intelligence for
prediction of dew point temperature. Applied Artificial Intelligence 22 (6):523-542.
39. Paz, J.O., C. W. Fraisse, L.U. Hatch, A. Garcia y Garcia, L.C. Guerra, O. Uryasev, J.G. Bellow, J.W.
Jones, and G. Hoogenboom. 2007. Development of an ENSO-based irrigation decision support tool
for peanut production in the Southeastern US. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture 55(1):28-35.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compag.2006.11.003
40. Thorp, K.R., W.D. Batchelor, J.O. Paz, A.L. Kaleita, and K.C. Dejonge. 2007. Using cross
validation to evaluate CERES-Maize yield simulations within a decision support system for
precision agriculture. Transactions of the ASABE 50(4):1467-1479.
41. Garcia y Garcia, A., G. Hoogenboom, L.C. Guerra, J.O. Paz, and C.W. Fraisse. 2006. Analysis of
the interannual variation of peanut yield in Georgia using a dynamic crop simulation model.
Transactions of the ASABE 49(6):2005-2015.
42. Irmak, A., J.W. Jones, W.D. Batchelor, S. Irmak, K.J. Boote, and J.O. Paz. 2006. Artificial neural
network model as a data analysis tool in precision farming. Transactions of the ASABE 49(6):
2027-2037.
43. Fraisse, C.W., N.E. Breuer, D. Zierden, J.G. Bellow, J. Paz, V.E. Cabrera, A. Garcia y Garcia, K.T.
Ingram, L.U. Hatch, G. Hoogenboom, J.W. Jones and J.J. O'Brien. 2006. AgClimate: A climate
forecast information system for agricultural risk management in the southeastern USA. Computers
and Electronics in Agriculture. 53(2006):13-27. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compag.2006.03.002
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44. Irmak, A., J.W. Jones, W.D. Batchelor, S. Irmak, J.O. Paz, and K.J. Boote. 2006. Analysis of
spatial yield variability using a combined crop model-empirical approach. Transactions of the
ASABE 49(3):811-818.
45. Thorp, K.R., W.D. Batchelor, J.O. Paz, B.L. Steward, and P.C. Caragea. 2006. Methodology to
link production and environmental risks of precision nitrogen management strategies in
corn. Agricultural Systems 89(2-3):272-298. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2005.09.005
46. Miao, Y., D.J. Mulla, W.D. Batchelor, J.O. Paz, P.C. Robert, and J. A. Hernandez. 2006.
Evaluating management zone optimal nitrogen rates with a crop growth model. Agron. J.
98(3):545-553. https://doi.org/10.2134/agronj2005.0153
47. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, and P. Pedersen. 2004. WebGro: a web-based soybean management
decision support system. Agron. J. 96(6):1771-1779. https://doi.org/10.2134/agronj2004.1771
48. Seidl, M.S., W.D. Batchelor, and J.O. Paz. 2004. Integrating remote images with crop models to
improve spatial yield predictions for soybeans. Transactions of the ASAE 47(6):2081-2090.
49. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, and J.W. Jones. 2003. Estimating potential economic return for
variable rate soybean variety management. Transactions of the ASAE 46(4): 1225–1233.
50. Batchelor, W.D., B.Basso, and J.O. Paz. 2002. Strategies to analyze spatial and temporal yield
variability using crop models. European Journal of Agronomy 18(2002):141-158.
51. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, and D.G. Bullock. 2002. Procedure to use a crop model to identify
water stressed areas in soybean fields using on-farm data. Applied Engineering in Agriculture
18(5):643-646.
52. Irmak, A, W.D. Batchelor, J.W.Jones, S. Irmak, J.O. Paz and H. Beck. 2002. Relationship between
plant available soil water and yield for explaining within-field soybean yield variability. Applied
Engineering in Agriculture 18(4):471-482.
53. Irmak, A., J.W. Jones, W.D. Batchelor, and J.O. Paz. 2002. Linking multiple layers of information
for attribution of causes of spatial yield variability in soybean. Transactions of the ASAE
45(3):839-849.
54. Fallick, J.B., W.D. Batchelor, G.L. Tylka, T. Niblack, and J.O. Paz. 2002. Coupling soybean cyst
nematode damage to CROPGRO-Soybean. Transactions of the ASAE 45(2):433-441.
55. Irmak, A., J.W. Jones, W.D. Batchelor, and J.O. Paz. 2001. Estimating spatially variable soil
properties for application of crop models in precision farming. Transactions of the ASAE
44(5):1343-1353
56. Booltink, H.W.G., B.J. Van Alphen, W.D. Batchelor, J.O. Paz, J.J. Stoorvogel, and R.Vargas.
2001. Tools for optimizing management of spatially variable fields. Agricultural Systems 70:445-
476. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0308-521X(01)00055-5
57. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, G.L. Tylka, and Hartzler. 2001. A modeling approach to quantifying the
effects of spatial soybean yield limiting factors. Transactions of the ASAE 44(5):1329-1334.
58. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, and G.L. Tylka. 2001. Method to use crop growth models to estimate
potential return for variable-rate management in soybeans. Transactions of the ASAE 44(5): 1335-
1341.
59. Seidl, M.S., W.D. Batchelor, J.B. Fallick, and J.O. Paz. 2001. GIS-Model based decision support
system to evaluate corn and soybean prescriptions. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 17(5):721-
728.
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60. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, T.S. Colvin, S.D. Logsdon, T.C. Kaspar, D.L. Karlen, and B.A. Babcock.
1999. Model-based techniques to determine variable rate nitrogen for corn. Agricultural Systems
61(1999):69-75.
61. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, T.S. Colvin, S.D. Logsdon, T.C. Kaspar, and D.L. Karlen. 1998. Analysis
of water stress effects causing spatial yield variability in soybeans. Transactions of the ASAE
41(5):1527-1534.
Book Chapters
1. Baker, K.M., P. Wharton, J. Stein, J.O. Paz, and W.W. Kirk. 2009. Chapter 9: Building True
Forecasts into Crop Disease Management Systems. In: Agriculture Research and Technology,
Nova Science Publishers
2. Hoogenboom, G., C.W. Fraisse, J.W. Jones, K.T. Ingram, J. O’Brien, J.G. Bellow, D. Zierden, D.E.
Stooksbury, J.O. Paz, A. Garcia y Garcia, L.C. Guerra, D. Letson, N.E. Breuer, V.C. Cabrera, L.U.
Hatch and C. Roncoli. 2007. Climate-based agricultural risk management tools for Florida, Georgia
and Alabama, USA. In: M.V.K. Sivakumar and J. Hansen (eds). Climate Prediction and
Agriculture: Advances and Challenges. p. 273-278. Springer, Berlin, Germany.
3. Sadler, E.J., E.M. Barnes, W.D. Batchelor, J.O. Paz, and A. Irmak. 2001. Addressing spatial and
temporal variability in crop model applications. In: L.R. Ahuja, L. Ma, and T. Howell (eds.).
Agricultural System Models in Field Research and Technology Transfer. Chapter 12. Lewis
Publishers, Inc., Boca Raton, FL.
Book Review
Paz, J.O. 2008. Book Review: GIS Applications in Agriculture. F.J. Pierce and D. Clay. Editors.
Agricultural Systems. September 2008. doi:10.1016/j.agsy.2008.08.002
Impact of Research
Google Scholar total number of citations: 2765 (as of July 1, 2020)
Google i10-index: 56
Google h-index: 30
Scopus h-index: 22
Peer-Reviewed Conference Papers
1. Batchelor, W.D., J.O. Paz, and J.W. Jones. 2003. Estimating break-even cost to move from single
to multiple soybean variety management within a field. Peer-reviewed Conference Paper. 4th
European Conference on Precision Agriculture. Berlin, Germany. June 15-19, 2003.
2. Batchelor, W.D., B. Basso and J.O. Paz. 2001. Overcoming spatial limitations in point-based crop
models for precision farming applications. Proc. of the 2nd International Symposium on Modelling
Cropping Systems. European Society for Agronomy. Florence, Italy. July 16-18, 2001. pp 99-101.
Proceedings / Conference Papers (Full Papers)
(*Postdoc and ‡graduate student supervised by Dr. Paz)
1. Pérez-Gutiérrez‡, J.D, J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, and Y. Ouyang. 2016. Water Quality Dynamics in
Agricultural Ponds in Mississippi: In-situ Measured Water Quality Parameters. ASABE Paper
162460845. 2016 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Orlando, FL.
2. Pérez-Gutiérrez‡, J.D, J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, Y. Ouyang, and M. Sepehrifar. 2016. Effects of
Hydroclimate on In-ditch Nutrient Concentrations: Case Study of Two Tail-water Recovery Ditches
in Mississippi. ASABE Paper 162460862. 2016 ASABE Annual International Mtg. Orlando, FL.
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3. Pérez-Gutiérrez‡, J.D., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, and R. Karki. 2015. Seasonal variation of water
quality in on-farm storage systems: case study of a Mississippi Delta agricultural watershed.
ASABE Paper No. 152190473. 2015 ASABE Annual International Meeting. New Orleans, LA.
4. Guzmán‡, S., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, and A.E. Mercer. 2015. Artificial neural networks and
support vector machines: contrast study for groundwater level prediction. ASABE Paper No.
152181983. 2015 ASABE Annual International Meeting. New Orleans, LA.
5. Karki, R., M.L.M. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and J.D. Pérez-Gutiérrez. 2015. Assessment of on-farm water
storage systems as a BMP for sustainable irrigation and nutrient loading control in Mississippi. No.
152190476. 2015 ASABE Annual International Meeting. New Orleans, LA.
6. Carruth‡, G., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, S. Guzman, and J.L. Oldham. 2014. Reusing irrigation
water from tailwater recovery systems: implications on field and stream-level nutrient status.
ASABE Paper 141913747. 2014 ASABE and CSBE/SCGAB Annual International Meeting.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
7. Guzmán‡, S., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, and R. Wu. 2014. A neural network framework to estimate
groundwater levels in the Mississippi river valley shallow alluvial aquifer. ASABE Paper No.
141897470. 2014 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Montreal, Quebec Canada.
8. Paz, J.O., S. Radhakrishnan‡, F. Yu, S. Eksioglu, and D.L. Grebner. 2012. Assessment of potential
capacity increases at combined heat and power facilities in Mississippi based on available corn
stover and forest logging residue. Sun Grant Initiative 2012 National Conference: Science for
Biomass Feedstock Production and Utilization National Conference. New Orleans, LA. October 2-
5, 2012.
9. Kirmeyer‡, R.L. III, J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, J.W. Pote, and E.K. McCraven. 2012. On-farm
water storage systems in Porter Bayou Watershed, Mississippi. ASABE Paper No. 121337631. 2012
ASABE Annual International Meeting. Dallas, TX.
10. Irvin‡, S.A., J.O. Paz, D. Evans, and P.B. Parajuli. 2012. Analysis of aerial multispectral imagery
to assess water quality parameters of Tibbee Creek, Clay County, Mississippi. ASABE Paper No.
121338103. 2012 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Dallas, TX.
11. Radhakrishnan‡, S., J.O. Paz, F. Yu, S. Eksioglu, and D.L. Grebner. 2012. Potential capacities of
two combined heat and power plants based on available corn stover and forest logging residue.
ASABE Paper No. 121338209. 2012 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Dallas, TX.
12. Woli*, P. and J.O. Paz. 2012. Soil and variety effects on energy use and carbon emissions
associated with switchgrass-based ethanol production. ASABE Paper No. 121338038. 2012 ASABE
Annual International Meeting. Dallas, TX.
13. Woli*, P. and J.O. Paz. 2011. Analyzing the effects of variations in soil and management practices
on the sustainability of corn stover-based bioethanol production in Mississippi. ASABE Paper No.
1111062. 2011 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Louisville, KY.
14. Irvin‡, S.A, J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert, P. Parajuli, and T. Cathcart. 2010. The anthropogenic impact of
the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway: stream impact of Tibbee Creek due to human disturbances.
Proceedings of the 2010 Mississippi Water Resources Conference.
15. Parajuli, P.B., W.L. Kingery, M.L. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and L.O. Oldham. 2010. Modeling phosphorus
loading to the Ross Barnett Reservoir using SWAT in the Upper Pearl River watershed in East-
central Mississippi. ASABE Paper No.1008762. 2010 ASAE Annual International Meeting.
Pittsburgh, PA.
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16. Paz, J.O., C.W. Fraisse, A. Garcia y Garcia, D.F. Zierden, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009.
Integrating crop model output into AgroClimate decision support tools. Proceedings of the
Biological Systems Simulation Conference. Griffin, GA. May 11-13, 2009.
17. Paz, J.O., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. ENSO impact on cotton
yield at different spatial aggregation levels. Proceedings of the Biological Systems Simulation
Conference. Griffin, GA. May 11-13, 2009.
18. Olatinwo, R.O., J.O. Paz, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. Impact of climate and weather variability
on tomato spotted wilt intensity in peanut. Proceedings of the Biological Systems Simulation
Conference. Griffin, GA. May 11-13, 2009.
19. Persson, T., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. Simulating the variability in
ethanol-wheat production and net energy value in the southeastern USA. Proceedings of the
Biological Systems Simulation Conference. Griffin, GA. May 11-13, 2009.
20. Hook, J.E., G.Hoogenboom, J.O. Paz, L.M. Risse, J. Bergstrom, and J.D. Mullen. 2009. Assessing
agricultural groundwater needs for the future: identifying irrigated area and sources. Proceedings of
the Georgia Water Resources Conference. Athens, GA. April 27-29, 2009.
21. Nadolnyak, D., D.Vedenov, J. Novak, and J. Paz. 2007. Identifying ENSO phase impacts on area
yield insurance rates: an application of non-parametric analysis. AAEA, WAEA and CAES Joint
Annual Meeting. Portland, OR. July 29-August 1, 2007.
22. Garcia y Garcia, A., J.I. Lizaso, L.C. Guerra, J.O. Paz, G. Hoogenboom, and K. Boote. 2006.
Adapting the CSM-CERES Maize model for ability to simulate growth and yield of sweet corn.
ASABE Paper No. 063021. 2006 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Portland, OR.
23. Guerra, L.C., A. Garcia y Garcia, G. Hoogenboom, J.O. Paz, J.E. Hook, and K.A. Harrison. 2006.
Estimating on-farm irrigation water use in Georgia with a crop simulation model. ASABE Paper
No. 063025. 2006 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Portland, OR.
24. Paz, J.O., C. W. Fraisse, G. Hoogenboom, L.U. Hatch, A. Garcia y Garcia, L.C. Guerra, and J.W.
Jones. 2006. Peanut irrigation management using climate-based information. In: F. Zazueta, J.
Xin, S. Ninomiya, and G. Scheifer (eds.). Proceedings of the 4th World Congress on Computers in
Agriculture. July 24-26, 2006. Orlando, FL. pp. 660-665.
25. Fraisse, C.W., W. Pavan, J.O. Paz, G. Hoogenboom, and J.W. Jones. 2006. Web-Based System to
Evaluate Crop Yield Risk Associated With Climate Variability in the Southeastern USA. Proc. of
the 4th World Congress on Computers in Agriculture. Orlando, FL. July 24-26, 2006.
26. Paz, J.O., C.W. Fraisse, G. Hoogenboom, L.U. Hatch, A. Garcia y Garcia, Larry C. Guerra, O.
Uryasev, J. G. Bellow and J.W. Jones. 2005. Development of a peanut irrigation management
decision aid using climate-based information. Proceedings of the 26th Annual International
Irrigation Show. CD-ROM. Phoenix, AZ. Nov. 6-8, 2005.
27. Thorp, K.R., W.D. Batchelor and J.O. Paz. 2005. A cross validation approach to evaluate CERES-
Maize simulations of corn yield spatial variability. ASAE Paper No. 053002. 2005 ASAE Annual
International Meeting. Tampa, FL. ASABE Select Paper Award.
28. Thorp, K.R., W.D. Batchelor and J.O. Paz. 2005. Programming ArcGIS to generate crop model
input files for spatial simulations. ASAE Paper No. 053012. 2005 ASAE Annual International
Meeting. Tampa, FL.
29. Batchelor, W.D., J.O. Paz, and K.R. Thorp. 2004. Development and evaluation of a decision
support system for precision agriculture. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on
Precision Agriculture. Minneapolis, MN. July 25-28, 2004.
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30. Thorp, K.R., W.D. Batchelor, J.O. Paz, and B.L. Steward. 2004. Estimating yield and
environmental risks associated with variable rate nitrogen management for corn using Apollo.
Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Precision Agriculture. Minneapolis, MN. July
25-28, 2004.
31. Batchelor, W.D., J. Link, K. R. Thorp, S. Graeff and J.O. Paz. 2004. The role of crop growth
models in precision farming. Precision Agriculture Conference: GIS and Crop Modeling.
University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany. May 13, 2004. pp. 11-16.
32. Batchelor, W.D., J.O. Paz, and K.R. Thorp. 2004. APOLLO – A crop model based precision
agriculture decision support system. Proceedings of the Biological Systems Simulation Group
Conference. University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. March 8-10, 2004.
33. Paz, J.O. and W.D. Batchelor. 2003. Web-based soybean yield simulation model to analyze the
effects of interacting yield-limiting factors. ASAE Paper No. 03-3150. 2003 ASAE Annual
International Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. ASABE Select Paper Award.
34. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, D.E. Clay, and S.A. Clay, and C. Reese. 2003. Characterization of
soybean yield variability using crop growth models and 13C discrimination. ASAE Paper No. 03-
3044. 2003 ASAE Annual International Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.
35. Irmak, A., J.W. Jones, W.D. Batchelor, and J.O. Paz. 2001. Linking multiple layers of information
for diagnosing causes of spatial yield variability in soybean. ASAE Paper No. 01-3117. 2001
ASAE Annual International Meeting. Sacramento, CA. ASABE Select Paper Award.
36. Batchelor, W.D., M.S. Seidl, and J.O. Paz. 2000. Using crop models to analyze consequences of
prescriptions. ASAE Paper No. 00-3045. 2000 ASAE Annual International Mtg. Milwaukee, WI.
37. Seidl, M.S., J.O. Paz, and W.D. Batchelor. 2000. Integrating remotely sensed images to improve
crop model calibration. ASAE Paper No. 00-3039. 2000 ASAE Annual International Meeting.
Milwaukee, WI. ASABE Select Paper Award.
38. Paz, J.O., M.S. Seidl, and W.D. Batchelor. 2000. What causes soybean yield variability? ASAE
Paper No. 00-3036. 2000 ASAE Annual International Meeting. Milwaukee, WI.
39. Paz. J.O. and W.D. Batchelor. 2000. Quantifying the effects of spatial soybean yield limiting
factors: a crop modeling approach. Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Precision
Agriculture. Bloomington, MN. July 16-19, 2000.
40. Seidl, M.S., J.O. Paz, W.D. Batchelor, and J.B. Fallick. 1999. Prescription evaluation through a
crop growth model GIS linkage. ASAE Paper No. 99-3045. 1999 ASAE/CSAE-SCGR Annual
International Meeting. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
41. Fallick, J.B., J.O. Paz, W.D. Batchelor, and G.L. Tylka. 1999. A modeling approach to evaluate
the performance of variable rate soybean cyst nematode resistant and susceptible soybean varieties.
ASAE Paper No. 99-1148. 1999 ASAE/CSAE-SCGR Annual International Meeting. Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
42. Batchelor, W.D. and J.O. Paz. 1998. Process Oriented Crop Growth Models as a Tool to Evaluate
Spatial Yield Variability. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Geospatial
Information in Agriculture and Forestry. Vol 1:198-205. Erim International Inc., Ann Arbor, MI.
43. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, T.S. Colvin, S.D. Logsdon, T.C. Kaspar, D.L. Karlen, B.A. Babcock,
and G.R. Pautsch. 1998. Model-based technique to determine variable rate nitrogen for corn. Proc.
4th International Conference on Precision Agriculture. St. Paul, MN. July 19-22, 1998.
44. Batchelor, W.D. and J.O. Paz. 1997. The role of water stress in creating spatial yield variability in
soybeans. Proceedings of the Integrated Crop Management Conference. pp. 157-168. Iowa State
University Extension. Ames, IA.
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45. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, and T.S. Colvin. 1997. Calibration of a crop growth model to predict
spatial yield variability. ASAE Paper No. 97-1031. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St.
Joseph, MI.
Invited Presentations
(* Presenter)
1. Paz*, J.O. 2017. Climate Impacts in the Southeast: Challenges and Opportunities for Agricultural
Systems and Water Resources. SEC Academic Conference. The Future of Water: Regional
Collaboration on Shared Climate, Coastlines, and Watersheds. Starkville, MS. March 27-28, 2017.
2. Paz*, J.O. 2016. Predicting Groundwater Level Using Artificial Neural Network. USAID STRIDE.
Mariano Marcos State University. Batac, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. July 11, 2016.
3. Paz*, J.O. 2016. On-Farm Water Storage Systems for Water Reuse and Nutrient Reduction.
USAID STRIDE. Mariano Marcos State University. Batac, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. July 7, 2016.
4. Tagert*, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, J.D. Pérez-Gutiérrez, R. Karki. Tailwater Recovery and On-Farm
Storage. Oral Presentation. 19th Annual National Conservation Systems Cotton and Rice
Conference and Delta States Irrigation Conference, MidAmerica Farm Publications. Memphis, TN.
January 13, 2016.
5. Paz*, J.O. 2013. Climate Change Impacts on Agriculture. Forum on Climate Change: Science,
Faith, and Free Enterprise. Sponsored by Mississippi State University and Energy and Enterprise
Institute (E&EI). Starkville, MS. February 25, 2013.
6. Tagert*, M.L., J.O. Paz, J.W. Pote, and C. Wax. 2011. Keeping it on the farm: potential water
quality and quantity impacts of on-farm storage reservoirs. Ground Water Protection Council
Annual Forum. Atlanta, GA. September 24-28, 2011.
7. Paz*, J.O., M.L. Tagert, J.W. Pote, and C. Wax. 2011. Downstream water quality impacts of on-
site water storage systems. Water and Watersheds Working Group meeting: ‘Focus on the Delta’.
Mississippi State University. Starkville, MS. August 18, 2011.
8. Paz, J.O. 2008. SECC Extension and status of AgroClimate website. World Meteorological
Organization (WMO) Workshop on Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation to Agriculture,
Forestry and Fisheries at the National and Regional Levels. Orlando, FL. November 18-21, 2008.
9. Paz, J.O. 2008. Climate outlook and agricultural implications. Presented at the 16th Annual Food
and Agriculture Policy Conference. Arlington, VA. April 8-9, 2008.
Abstracts and Conference Presentations
(* Presenter)
1. Brock*, M.L., M.L.M Tagert, J.O. Paz, and L. Yasarer. 2019. Characterizing Surface Water Use
for Irrigation in the Mississippi Delta. 2019 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Oral
presentation. Boston, MA. July 7-10, 2019.
2. Tagert*, M.L.M., B. Hodges, J.O. Paz, and D. Reginelli. 2019. Understanding In-Field Soil
Moisture Variability. 2019 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Oral presentation. Boston, MA.
July 7-10, 2019.
3. Tagert*, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, and D. Reginelli. 2018. Understanding In-Field Soil Moisture
Variability. 2018. University Council for Water Resources/National Institutes for Water Resources
Annual Conference. Oral presentation. Pittsburgh, PA. June 26-28, 2018.
4. Pérez-Gutiérrez, J.D., J.O. Paz*, M.L.M. Tagert, L.W. Yasarer, and R.L. Bingner. 2017. Impact of
On-farm Water Storage System Implementation on Agricultural Watersheds Using Assessments
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from AnnAGNPS Simulations. 2017 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Oral presentation.
Spokane, WA. July 16-19, 2017.
5. Pérez-Gutiérrez, J.D., J.O. Paz, and M.L.M. Tagert*. 2017. Irrigation water supply potential of on-
farm water storage systems in Mississippi agricultural watersheds. University Council for Water
Resources/National Institutes for Water Resources Annual Conference. Oral presentation. Fort
Collins, CO. June 13-15, 2017.
6. Tagert*, M.L.M., J.O. Paz, J.D. Pérez-Gutiérrez, and R. Karki. 2017. Overview and benefits of
on-farm water storage systems in Mississippi watersheds. University Council for Water
Resources/National Institutes for Water Resources Annual Conference. Fort Collins, CO. June 13-
15, 2017.
7. Guzmán*, S., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert, and J.W. Pote, 2016. Using CROPGRO Model to Evaluate
Irrigation Scenarios for Soybean Production in the Mississippi Delta Region. Oral presentation.
2016 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Orlando, FL. July 17-20, 2016.
8. Karki*, R., M.L. Tagert, and J.O. Paz. 2016. Evaluation of an On-Farm Water Storage (OFWS)
System in a small agricultural watershed in East Mississippi for nutrient loading reduction and
supplemental irrigation. ASABE Annual International Meeting. Orlando, FL. July 17-20, 2016.
9. Paz*, J.O., M.L. Tagert, J.D. Pérez-Gutiérrez, and R. Karki. 2016. Monitoring of On-Farm Water
Storage Systems for Water Reuse and Nutrient Reduction. University Council on Water Resources
/National Institutes for Water Resources 2016 Conference. Pensacola, FL. June 21-23, 2016.
10. Perez-Gutierrez*, J.D., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert. 2016. Towards an Improved Understanding of On-
farm Water Storage Systems in Mississippi: How much water is lost from these systems?
Mississippi Water Research Conference. Jackson, MS. April 5-6, 2016. (Oral Presentation;
Awarded 2nd place).
11. Pérez-Gutiérrez*, J.D., J.O. Paz, and M.L. Tagert. 2015. Edge of Field Water Quality Monitoring
for Assessment of On-Farm Water Storage Systems in Mississippi. Nutrient Management and Edge
of Field Monitoring: From the Great Lakes to the Gulf. Poster Presentation. Memphis, TN.
December 1-3, 2015,
12. Karki*, R., M.L. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and J.D. Pérez-Gutiérrez. 2015. Impact of On-Farm Water
Storage Systems (OFWS) as a BMP for Sustainable Irrigation, Nutrient Recycling and Nutrient
Loading Reduction from Small Agricultural Watersheds in Mississippi. 2015 AWRA Annual Water
Resources Conference. Poster Presentation. Denver, CO. November 16-19, 2015.
13. Karki*, R., M.L. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and R.L. Bingner. 2015. Using AnnAGNPS to Evaluate On-
Farm Water Storage Systems (OFWS) as a BMP for Nutrient Loading Control in a Small
Agricultural Watershed in East Mississippi. 2015 AWRA Annual Water Resources Conference.
Oral Presentation. Denver, CO. November 16-19, 2015.
14. Guzmán*, S., J.O. Paz, and M.L. Tagert. 2015. Artificial Neural Networks for the Forecasting of
Groundwater Levels in the Mississippi Delta Region. Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
(SHPE) National Conference. Poster Presentation. Baltimore, MD. November 11-14, 2015.
15. Paz, J.O., M.L. Tagert*, J.W. Pote, and C.L. Wax. 2015. Downstream Water Quality and Quantity
Impacts of Water Storage Systems in Porter Bayou Watershed. USDA-NIFA Project Directors’
Meeting and 70th Annual Soil and Water Conservation Society Conference. Oral Presentation.
Greensboro, NC. July 26-29, 2015.
16. Pérez-Gutiérrez*, J.D., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert, and R. Karki. 2015. Assessment of On-Farm Water
Storage Systems in Reducing Nutrient Loading from Agricultural Watersheds Using a Non-
parametric Approach. Southern Regional Council on Statistics Summer Research Conference.
Poster Presentation. Carolina Beach, NC. June 7-10, 2015.
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17. Pérez-Gutiérrez*, J.D., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert, and R. Karki. 2015. Water Quality Changes in On-
Farm Water Storage Systems: A Seasonal Variability Analysis. Mississippi Water Resources
Research Conference. Poster Presentation. Jackson, MS. April 7-8, 2015. (Awarded Best Student
Poster Presentation)
18. Guzmán*, S., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert. 2015. Evaluation of Input Variables for Neural Network
Models Used in Groundwater Level Forecasting for Sunflower County, Mississippi. Mississippi
Water Resources Research Conference. Oral Presentation. Jackson, MS. April 7-8, 2015.
19. Karki*, R., M.L. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and J.D. Pérez-Gutiérrez. 2015. Assessment of On-Farm Water
Storage Systems (OFWS) for Design and Nutrient Variability in the Mississippi Delta and East
Mississippi. MS Water Resources Conference Annual Conference. Oral Presentation. Jackson, MS.
April 7-8, 2015.
20. Paz, J.O., M.L. Tagert*, J.W. Pote, and C.L. Wax. 2014. Downstream Water Quality and Quantity
Impacts of Water Storage Systems in Porter Bayou Watershed. USDA-NIFA Project Directors’
Meeting. Washington, DC. October 28-29, 2014.
21. Tagert*, M.L., J.O. Paz, J.W. Pote, G. Sassenrath, and R.L. Kirmeyer. 2014. On-farm water storage
systems and irrigation scheduling in Mississippi. UCOWR/NIWR Annual Conference: Water
Systems, Science, and Society Under Global Change. Medford, MA. June 18-20, 2014.
22. Guzmán*, S., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert. 2014. Groundwater Level Forecasting in Sunflower County,
Mississippi using Artificial Neural Networks. Mississippi Water Resources Research Conference.
Jackson, MS. April 1-2, 2014. (Awarded 2nd Place Student Poster Presentation)
23. Tagert*, M.L., J.O. Paz, J.W. Pote, and R.L. Kirmeyer. 2014. Benefits of on-farm water storage
systems in Porter Bayou Watershed. Mississippi Water Resources Research Conference. Jackson,
MS. April 1-2, 2014.
24. Carruth*, G.W., J.O. Paz, M.L.M. Tagert, J.L. Oldham, and S. Guzmán. 2014. Reusing Irrigation
Water from Tailwater Recovery Systems: Implications on Field and Stream-Level Nutrient Status.
Future of Agriculture Graduate Student Competition. Mississippi State, MS. Feb. 6, 2014.
25. Paz*, J.O., M.L. Tagert, J.W. Pote, and R.L. Kirmeyer. 2013. Strengthening partnership with
stakeholders: monitoring of on-farm water storage systems for nutrient reduction and water
conservation. 2013 National Nonpoint Source Monitoring Conference & Workshops. Oral
Presentation. Cleveland, OH. October 28-30, 2013.
26. Paz*, J.O., M.L. Tagert, E.K. McCraven, R.L. Kirmeyer, and J.W. Pote. 2013. Monitoring of on-
farm water storage systems in Porter Bayou Watershed, Mississippi. Poster Presentation. 68th
Annual Soil and Water Conservation Conference. Water Resources Research, Education, and
Outreach (NIFA Land Grant/Sea Grant 406 and NRI) Session. Reno, NV. July 21-24, 2013.
27. Tagert*, M.L., J.O. Paz, E.K. McCraven, R.L. Kirmeyer, and J.W. Pote. 2013. Potential water
benefits of on-farm storage systems. Lecture Presentation. 68th Annual Soil and Water Conservation
Conference: Resilient Landscapes Session. Reno, NV. July 21-24, 2013.
28. Tagert*, M.L., J.O. Paz, J.W. Pote, E.K. McCraven, and R.L. Kirmeyer. 2013. Nutrient reduction
benefits of On-Farm Water Storage systems in Porter Bayou Watershed. Mississippi Water
Resources Research Conference. Jackson, MS. April 2-3, 2013.
29. McCraven, E.K., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert*, R.L. Kirmeyer III and J.W. Pote. 2013. Potential nutrient
reductions and water savings from on-farm water storage systems. American Water Resources
Association Specialty Conference. St. Louis, MO. March 25-27, 2013.
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30. Irvin, S.A., J.O. Paz*, D. Evans, and P.B. Parajuli. 2012. Analysis of aerial multispectral imagery
to assess water quality parameters of Tibbee Creek, Clay County, Mississippi. 2012 ASABE Annual
International Meeting. Dallas, TX. July 29-August 1, 2012.
31. Paz*, J.O., M.L. Tagert, J.W. Pote, C.L. Wax, R.L. Kirmeyer, and E.K. McCraven. 2012. Do on-
farm water storage systems affect streamflow and nutrient levels downstream? 2012 Land Grant
and Sea Grant National Water Conference. Portland, OR. May 20-24, 2012.
32. Tagert*, M.L., J.O. Paz, J.W. Pote, and R.L. Kirmeyer. 2012. Downstream water quality and
quantity impacts of water storage systems in a Mississippi Delta Watershed. Mississippi Water
Resources Conference. Jackson, MS. April 3-4, 2012.
33. Irvin*, S.A., J.O. Paz, D. Evans, and P.B. Parajuli. 2012. Analysis of digital values from
multispectral imagery to assess water quality parameters of Tibbee Creek, Clay County, Mississippi.
2012 Institute of Biological Engineering Annual Conference. Indianapolis, IN. March 1-3, 2012.
34. Carroll*, F.J., K.S. McNeal, C. Williams, J.O. Paz, H.J. Cho, U. Nair, J. Geroux, C. Guthrie, K.
Wright, and J. Hill. 2011. Creating a Library of Climate Change Education Resources for Audiences
in the Southeast United States. In: American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, Abstract ED31A-
0742. San Francisco, CA. December 5-9, 2011.
35. Woli*, P. and J.O. Paz. 2011. Evaluation of Various Methods of Estimating Solar Radiation for
Crop Model Application in the Southeastern USA. Poster presentation. ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual
Meeting. San Antonio, TX. October 16-19, 2011.
36. Woli*, P. and J.O. Paz. 2011. Analyzing the effects of variations in soil and management practices
on the sustainability of corn stover-based bioethanol production in Mississippi. ASAE Annual
International Meeting. Louisville, KY. August 8-11, 2011.
37. Radhakrishnan*, S., J.O. Paz, F. Yu, S. Eksioglu and D.L. Grebner. 2011. Assessing the potential
for increased capacity of combined heat and power facilities based on corn stover and forest logging
residue availability in Mississippi. Mississippi Biofuels Conference. Starkville, MS. Oct. 5-7, 2011.
38. Irvin*, S.A., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert, P.B. Parajuli, and T. Cathcart. 2011. Quantifying changes in
turbidity and sediment load in relation to land use in Tibbee Creek Watershed, Mississippi. Institute
of Biological Engineering 16th Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA. March 3-5, 2011.
39. Irvin*, S.A., J.O. Paz, M.L. Tagert, P.B. Parajuli, and T. Cathcart. 2010. Detecting water quality
parameters in Tibbee Creek, Mississippi using aerial imagery. MS Water Resource Conference. Bay
St. Louis, MS. November 3-5, 2010.
40. Furman*, C.A., C. Roncoli, T. Crane, J.O. Paz, and G. Hoogenboom. 2010. Emerging Niche
Clientele for Climate Services: Organic Farmers in Georgia (US). 90th Annual Meeting of the
American Meteorological Society. Atlanta, GA. January 17-21, 2010.
41. Salazar*, M., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, J.E. Hook, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. Estimating
agricultural water use for major crops in the Southeastern USA: a simulation approach. Poster
presentation. ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. November 1-5, 2009.
42. Olatinwo*, R., J.O. Paz, T.B. Brenneman, and G. Hoogenboom. Effects of weather parameters on
southern stem rot incidence and peanut yield. 2009. Annual American Phytopathological Society
meeting. Phytopathology 99:S96. Portland, OR. August 1-5, 2009.
43. Olatinwo, R., J.O. Paz*, G. Hoogenboom, and T. Brenneman. 2009. Impact of climate variability
and weather patterns on Southern stem rot incidence in peanut. Lecture presentation. 41st Annual
meeting of the American Peanut Research and Education Society. Raleigh, NC. July 14-17, 2009.
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44. Roncoli*, C., T. Crane, J.O. Paz, N. Breuer, and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. Moving beyond the
“Loading Dock”: a multi-dimensional evaluation of AgroClimate. Lecture presentation. Climate
Prediction Applications Science Workshop (CPASW). Norman, OK. March 24-27, 2009.
45. Paz*, J.O. Using climate and weather information to your advantage. Panel discussion on Climate
Change Issues and Strategies. Georgia Organics Conference. Atlanta, GA. March 20-21, 2009.
46. Chevalier, R.F., J.O. Paz*, R.W. McClendon and G. Hoogenboom. GENIE: The Georgia Extreme
Weather Neural Network Expert. Poster Presentation. Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable
Conference. Savannah, GA. January 9-11, 2009.
47. Paz*, J.O., A. Garcia y Garcia, C.W. Fraisse, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. Spatial scale
issues in interpreting ENSO impacts on cotton prediction in the southeastern U.S. Poster
presentation ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual Meeting. Houston, TX. October 5-9, 2008.
48. Persson*, T., A. Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, J.W. Jones and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. Impact of
irrigation on the net energy value of corn-ethanol in the southeastern USA. Poster presentation
ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual Meeting. Houston, TX. October 5-9, 2008.
49. Paz*, J.O., C.W. Fraisse, D.F. Zierden, N. Breuer, C. Roncoli, J.L. Novak, K.T. Ingram, and G.
Hoogenboom. 2008. Climate Extension Program: Challenges and Opportunities. Poster
presentation. Climate Information for Managing Risks (CIMR) Symposium. St. Pete Beach, FL.
June 10-13, 2008.
50. Hancock, D.W., J.O. Paz*, R.C. Lacy, K. Kightlinger, and J.E. Rossi. 2008. Mitigating the effects
of severe drought on forage-based livestock enterprise via rapid-response extension programming.
Poster presentation. Climate Information for Managing Risks Symposium. St. Pete Beach, FL. June
10-13, 2008.
51. Olatinwo*, R.O., J.O. Paz, S.L. Brown, R.C. Kemerait, and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. Impact of El
Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on tomato spotted wilt virus risk level in peanut. Poster
presentation. Climate Information for Managing Risks Symposium. June 10-13, 2008. St. Pete
Beach, FL.
52. Moates, A.S., C. Roncoli*, T.A. Crane, J.O. Paz, K. Broad and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. Media
representations of ENSO in the Southeast U.S. Poster presentation. Climate Information for
Managing Risks Symposium. St. Pete Beach, FL. June 10-13, 2008.
53. Crane*, T., C. Roncoli, N. Breuer, J.O. Paz, K. Broad, C. Fraisse, K. Ingram, D. Zierden, G.
Hoogenboom, J. O’Brien. 2008. Collaborative Approaches to the Development of Climate-Based
Decision Support Systems: What Role for Social Sciences? Lecture presentation. American
Meteorological Society Annual Meetings. New Orleans, LA. January 20-24, 2008.
54. Crane*, T., C. Roncoli, C., N. Breuer, J.O. Paz, G. Hoogenboom. 2007. Looking for the Silver
Lining: Anthropological Engagements with Agricultural and Climate Sciences. Paper presented at
the Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association. Washington, DC. November
28-December 2, 2007.
55. Paz*, J.O., C.W. Fraisse, D.F. Zierden, J.G. Bellow, N. Breuer, C. Roncoli, J.L. Novak, K.T.
Ingram, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom. 2007. Climate Extension Education in the Southeast.
Lecture presentation. ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. November 4-8, 2007.
56. Persson*, T.A., Garcia y Garcia, J.O. Paz, C.W. Fraisse, and J.W. Jones. 2007. Simulating net
energy value of ethanol from corn grown under Southeastern US climate conditions. Poster
presentation. ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. November 4-8, 2007.
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57. Sadler*, E.J., K.A. Sudduth, R. Braga, J.O. Paz, and J.W. Jones. 2007. Model testing in precision
agriculture – comparing measures of variation. Poster presentation. ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual
Meeting. New Orleans, LA. November 4-8, 2007.
58. Paz*, J.O., C.W. Fraisse, D.F. Zierden, and N.E. Breuer. 2007. AgClimate outlooks: delivering
climate-based information to stakeholders in agriculture. Lecture presentation. NOAA 32nd Annual
Climate Diagnostics and Prediction Workshop. Tallahassee, FL. October 22-26, 2007.
59. Roncoli*, C., T.A. Crane, N.E. Breuer, J.O. Paz, G. Hoogenboom, K. Broad, and K.T. Ingram.
2007. Climate Services in Social Context: Understanding of Farmers’ Information and Decision-
Making Environment in the Southeast U.S. Poster presentation. Workshop on Climate
information: responding to user needs. University of Maryland, NOAA, NASA and AMS. College
Park, MD. October 22-23, 2007.
60. Crane*, T., C. Roncoli, J.O. Paz, G. Hoogenboom, N. Breuer, and K. Broad. 2007. Climate and
other unknowns: implications for farm decisions and risk management in the rural South. Poster
presentation. Society for Economic Anthropology Annual Meeting. Greensboro, NC. April 13-14,
2007.
61. Paz, J.O., C.W. Fraisse, D.F. Zierden, J.G. Bellow, N. Breuer, C. Roncoli, J.L. Novak, K.T.
Ingram, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom*. 2007. Climate Extension Education : The SECC
Experience. Climate Prediction Applications Science Workshop. Lecture presentation. Seattle, WA.
March 20-23, 2007.
62. Paz*, J.O. 2007. Using the Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network in your
strawberry operation for freeze protection and irrigation management. Lecture presentation.
Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference. Savannah, GA. January 4-7, 2007.
63. Paz*, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, A. Garcia y Garcia, and L.C. Guerra. 2006. Simulating peanut yield
response in Georgia under different climate scenarios. Lecture presentation. American Peanut
Research and Education Society meeting. Savannah, GA. July 11-14, 2006.
64. Garcia y Garcia, A., L.C. Guerra, J. O. Paz*, and G. Hoogenboom. 2006. Simulating water
requirements for peanut in Georgia using a decision support system. Poster presentation. American
Peanut Research and Education Society meeting. Savannah, GA. July 11-14, 2006.
65. Paz, J.O., C. W. Fraisse, G. Hoogenboom*, L.U. Hatch, A. Garcia y Garcia, L.C. Guerra, O.
Uryasev, J.G. Bellow, and J.W. Jones. 2006. Peanut irrigation management decision aid using
climate-based information. Poster presentation. 2006 USDA-CSREES National Water Conference.
San Antonio, TX. February 5-9, 2006.
66. Paz*, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, A. Garcia y Garcia, L.C. Guerra, J.G. Bellow, C.W. Fraisse, and J.W.
Jones. 2005. Effects of climate variability on irrigation water use in the southeastern United States.
Poster presentation. U.S. Climate Change Science Program (CCSP) Workshop: Climate Science in
Support of Decision Making. Arlington, VA. November 14-16, 2005.
67. Hoogenboom, G., J.O. Paz*, A. Garcia y Garcia, L.C. Guerra, C.W. Fraisse, and J.W. Jones. 2005.
Climate data and crop modeling. Lecture presentation. 19th Annual Alabama Water Resources
Conference. Orange Beach, AL. October 13-14, 2005.
68. Thorp, K.R.*, W.D. Batchelor and J.O. Paz. 2005. Linking production and environmental risk for
precision nitrogen management strategies in Iowa cornfields. Poster presentation. 5th European
Conference on Precision Agriculture. Uppsala, Sweden. June 9-12, 2005.
69. Paz, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, P. Pedersen and J.I. Lizaso*. 2004. WebGro: a web-based soybean
management decision support system. Poster presentation. ASA-CSSA-SSSA Annual Meeting.
Seattle, WA. Oct 31-Nov 4, 2004.
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70. Paz*, J.O., W.D. Batchelor, T.S. Colvin, B.A. Babcock, S.D. Logsdon, and T.C. Kaspar. 1997.
Economic evaluation of crop management systems for sustainable agriculture. Poster presentation.
"Sustainable Agriculture: Taking Stock, Moving Forward” Conference, Iowa State Univ., Ames, IA.
71. Paz*, J.O., M.L. Wolfe, S. Mostaghimi, and T.A. Dillaha III. 1996. Impact of channel erosion on
sediment yield predictions for agricultural watersheds. ASAE Paper No. 96-2036. Lecture
presentation. 1996 ASAE Annual International Meeting. Phoenix, AZ.
Undergraduate Symposia
Smith, H. and J.O. Paz. Biochar for Removing Contaminants in Agricultural Runoff. MSU Spring 2018
Undergraduate Research Symposium. Mississippi State, MS. April 13, 2018.
Wright, E., J.O. Paz, and J.D. Pérez-Gutiérrez. Biochar in use as a water filter media. MSU Spring
2017 Undergraduate Research Symposium. Mississippi State, MS. April 13, 2017.
Participation in Multi-State Research Projects
SDC101 Advanced Understanding and Prediction of Pollutants in Critical Landscapes in
Watersheds (May 2020 – present)
SERA43 Southern Region Integrated Water Resources Coordinating Committee (Oct 2019 –
present)
S1063 Quantification of best management practice effectiveness for water quality protection at
the watershed scale (Oct 2014 to Sept 2019)
S1042 Modeling for TMDL Development, and Watershed Based Planning, Management and
Assessment (Oct 2008 to Sept 2013)
NC1179 Food, Feed, Fuel, and Fiber: Security under a Changing Climate (Oct 2010 to Sept 2014)
SCC076 Economics and Management of Risk in Agriculture and Natural Resources (Oct 2009 to
Sept 2014)
NCDC221 Causes and Consequences of Individual and Collective Actions to Protect Water Resources
(Dec 2009 to Oct 2011)
International Engagement
Collaborated with researchers from Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research on a proposal that
was submitted to the Research Council of Norway - Sustainable Innovation in Food and Bio-based
Industries Program (Fall 2017)
Invited External Reviewer: Promotion and Tenure Application of Dr. Wajid Nasim, COMSATS
Institute of Information Technology (CIIT) Islamabad (Pakistan), Vehari Campus, October 24-
November 11, 2017
Indo-U.S. 21st Century Knowledge Initiative, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India,
March 8-17, 2017 (PI: Todd Mlsna, MSU and Dinesh Mohan, JNU).
USAID-STRIDE, Mariano Marcos State University, Batac, Ilocos Norte, Philippines
June 25-July 14, 2016
USAID-STRIDE, Mariano Marcos State University, Batac, Ilocos Norte, Philippines
November 26-27, 2015
Invited External Reviewer (On-site), B.S. Agricultural Engineering Curriculum
College of Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology, University of the Philippines Los Baños,
Laguna, Philippines, November 23, 2015
USDA-Foreign Agricultural Service 2015 Cochran Fellowship: Inter-agency Training on
Agricultural Water Management, Irrigation, and Drainage for Bosnian and Herzegovinian (BiH)
Mississippi State University (PI: Mary Love M. Tagert), August 1-August 15, 2015
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SERVICE University Level
Faculty Senator representing Bagley College of Engineering (BCoE),
Robert Holland Faculty Senate (April 2018-present)
Committee Member, Internal Review of Plant and Soil Sciences Dept (February - November 2017)
Representative, MSU-Hinds Community College Articulation Agreement (Fall 2014)
Representative, MSU-Copiah/Lincoln Community College Articulation Agreement
College Level
Member, Precision Agriculture Certificate Program Committee (August 2016-present)
Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee (November 2017-August 2018)
Member, Irrigation Taskforce (Fall 2015-Spring 2016)
Member, Recruitment Committee (August 2014-July 2018)
Member, Curriculum Committee (August 2012-May 2016)
Representative, CALS Department Heads meeting – 3x (Spring 2018, Fall 2018, Spring 2019)
Representative, BCoE Department Heads meeting – 2x (Spring 2018, Fall 2018)
Representative, BCoE Undergraduate Coordinators Meeting – 2x (Fall 2009)
Academic Insight (Recruiting Event) - every 2nd week of February: 2012-2020
CALS advising and course scheduling for freshman and transfer students – various dates in Spring
and Summer (2011-2020)
CALS Fall and Spring Preview (Recruiting Events) – various dates (2011-2018)
CALS and Community College Advisors Meeting (September 8, 2017)
CALS On-campus Recruiting Event (September 17, 2015)
Member, Faculty Search Committee
o CALS Precision Agriculture Faculty Cluster Hire (2015-2017) – 5 positions: Ag & Bio
Engineering (2), Ag Economics (1), Agronomy (1), and Weed Science (1)
Department Level
Undergraduate Coordinator, Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business Program (August
2011-present)
Undergraduate Coordinator, AETB-Surveying/Geomatics Concentration (August 2009-present)
Promotion and Tenure Committee (2015-2016, 2018-present)
Scholarship Committee (2011-present)
Faculty Search Committees:
o Assistant Professor, Ag & Bio Engineering Dept. (2020)
o Assistant Professor, Irrigation Engineer – Delta Research and Extension Center (2018-2019)
o Assistant Professor, Ag & Bio Engineering Dept., Env. Quality/Water Resources (2012)
o Extension Irrigation Specialist (2011)
New Faculty Mentor
Served as mentor to Dr. Anna Linhoss, Associate Professor, ABE Department
Served as mentor to Dr. Ganesh Bora, Associate Professor, ABE Department
Professional Memberships
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (1999-present)
Institute of Biological Engineering (2012-2014)
American Society of Agronomy (2007-present)
Soil Science Society of America (2007-present)
American Peanut Research and Education Society (2006-2008, 2009-2010)
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Professional Service
Associate Editor, Transactions of the ASABE and Applied Engineering in Agriculture
Natural Resources and Environmental Systems Community (04/2017-present)
Associate Editor, Transactions of the ASABE and Applied Engineering in Agriculture
Information & Electrical Technologies Division (07/2008-09/2015)
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
o Chair, BE-26 Committee: Modeling Biological Processes (2003-2006)
o Secretary, IET-210 Committee: Systems Analysis and Artificial Intelligence (2003-2005)
o Member, NRES-21 Community (formerly, SW-21 Committee): Hydrology Group (2011-present)
o Member, IET-02 Committee: Steering (2007-2008, 2011-2013)
o Member, IET-04 Committee: Publications Review and Paper Awards (2005-2015)
o Member, IET-06 Committee: Programs (2004-2006)
o Member, IET-07 Committee: Forward Planning and Structure (2011-2013)
o Member, IET-217/254 Committee: Computational Methods, Simulations, and
Applications (2008-present)
o Member, BE-26 Committee: Modeling Biological Processes (2002, 2006-2008)
o Member, Mississippi Section (2009-2013)
o Member, Georgia Section (2005-2009)
o Member, Iowa Section Awards Committee (2001-2002)
o Member, Iowa Section (2000-2004)
Institute of Biological Engineering
o Vice-Chair, Environmental Engineering Community (2012)
Advisory Board Member, Agriculture, Forestry and Climate Science Virtual Learning Network (CS-
vLN). Collaboration between eXtension Foundation and USDA Regional Climate Hubs.
Judge, NRES-21 (Hydrology) Poster Session. ASABE Annual International Meeting. 2017.
Spokane, WA.
Session Organizer and Moderator. ASABE Annual International Meeting. 2017. Spokane, WA
Climate Variability and Climate Change Impacts on Agriculture, Water, and Natural Resources
Session Organizer and Moderator. ASABE Annual International Meeting. 2016. Orlando, FL
Climate Variability and Climate Change Impacts on Agriculture, Water, and Natural Resources
Session Organizer and Moderator. Institute of Biological Engineering Annual Conference.
March 3-5, 2011. Atlanta, GA
Session: Ecological and Environmental Engineering: Sustainability and Conservation.
Session Organizer. ASABE Annual International Meeting. 2005. Tampa, FL
Modeling of Farm Systems. Session 301
Applications of Crop Modeling. Part 1. Session 302a* (*served as moderator)
Applications of Crop Modeling. Part 2. Session 302b
Session Organizer and Moderator. ASABE Annual International Meeting. 2004. Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada
Modeling of Biological and Biomedical Systems. Session 708
Modeling of Farm Systems. Session 301
Moderator. Modeling session. 7th International Conference on Precision Agriculture. 2004.
Minneapolis, MN
Project Proposal Reviewer
Invited Panel Member, CRDF Global, 2017
Invited Reviewer, Mississippi State University MAFES Strategic Research Initiative, 2017
Invited Panel Member, CRDF Global, 2016
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Invited Reviewer, National Institutes of Water Resources – USGS National Competitive Grants
Program, 2016
Invited Reviewer, National Science Foundation Geography and Spatial Sciences Program, 2015
Invited Reviewer, National Institutes of Water Resources – USGS National Competitive Grants
Program, 2015
Invited Reviewer, China-Netherlands Joint Scientific Thematic Research Program, 2012
Invited Panel Member, National Science Foundation Climate Research Initiative-
Earth System Model, 2010
Invited Reviewer, U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation, 2003
Technical Reviewer
2020 Transactions of the ASABE; Environmental Research
2019 Transactions of the ASABE; Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems
2018 Transactions of the ASABE; Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems; Scientia Agricola
2017 Transactions of the ASABE; Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies; Agricultural Systems
2016 Transactions of the ASABE
2015 Transactions of the ASABE; Ecological Engineering
2014 Transactions of the ASABE
2013 Transactions of the ASABE; Agricultural and Forest Meteorology
2012 Transactions of the ASABE
2011 Transactions of the ASABE; Journal of Geography
2010 Transactions of the ASABE; Computers and Electronics in Agriculture; Crop Science
2009 Transactions of the ASABE
2008 Transactions of the ASABE; Agricultural Systems
2007 Transactions of the ASABE; Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
Prior to 2007:
Transactions of the ASABE; Irrigation Science; Agricultural Water Management; Canadian
Biosystems Engineering; Applied Engineering in Agriculture; Agronomy Journal
EXTENSION Technical and Extension Reports
1. Tagert, M.L., J.O. Paz, and D. Reginelli. 2018. On-Farm Water Storage Systems and Surface Water
for Irrigation. Mississippi State University Extension Service, Extension Publication 3202 (POD-
04-18; http://extension.msstate.edu/sites/default/files/publications/publications/p3202_web.pdf)
2. Parajuli P. B., A. Street, W.L. Kingery, M.L.M. Tagert, J.O. Paz, and J.L. Oldham. 2011. Upper
Pearl River Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report. MAFES Research Bulletin, 1195: 1-18.
3. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2009. Using climate and weather information for management of
peanut. In: E. Prostko (ed.). 2009 Peanut Production Update. University of Georgia Cooperative
Extension. CSS-09-XXXX. January 2009.
4. Crane, T.A., C. Roncoli, J.O. Paz, N. Breuer, K. Broad, K. Ingram, and G. Hoogenboom. 2008.
Seasonal climate forecasts and risk management among Georgia farmers. Southeast Climate
Consortium Technical Report Series: SECC-08-003. Gainesville, FL.
5. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. First and last frost dates in Georgia. University of Georgia
Cooperative Extension. MP 117. October 2008.
6. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. Climate and weather information for Georgia farmers.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. MP 115. June 2008. (MP 115 version 2; August 2011)
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7. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. Using climate and weather information for management of
peanut. In: E. Prostko (ed.). 2008 Peanut Production Update. University of Georgia Cooperative
Extension. CSS-08-0114. January 2008.
8. Brown, S.L., J. Todd, A. Culbreath, J. Beasley, R.C. Kemerait Jr., E. Prostko, T. Brenneman, N.
Smith, J. Paz, R. Olatinwo, B. Tillman, D. Gorbet, R. Weeks and A. Hagan. 2008. Minimizing
Diseases of Peanut in the Southeastern United States: The 2008 Version of the Peanut Disease Risk
Index.
9. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2007. Using climate and weather information for managing
peanuts. In: E. Prostko (ed.). 2007 Peanut Update. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension.
CSS-07-0108. January, 2007. p. 71-74.
10. Roncoli, C., J. Paz, N. Breuer, K. Ingram, G. Hoogenboom, and K. Broad. 2006. Understanding
Farming Decisions and Potential Applications of Climate Forecasts in South Georgia. Southeast
Climate Consortium Technical Report Series: SECC-06-006. Gainesville, FL.
11. Paz, J.O., C.Roncoli, and G. Hoogenboom. 2006. How extension professionals perceive climate
information and its importance in agriculture. Results of online survey. SECC Extension Report.
12. Hoogenboom, G. and J.O. Paz. 2006. Application of weather data for management of cotton
production in 2005. In: P. Roberts, R. C. Kemerait, and C. Perry (eds.). 2005 Cotton Research and
Extension Report. UGA/CPES Research-Extension Publication No. 6. May 2006. pp. 46-54.
13. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, and J. P. Beasley Jr. 2006. Weather and Climate Information for Peanut
Production. In: E. Prostko (ed.). 2006 Peanut Update. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension.
CSS-06-0112. January, 2006. p. 66-68.
14. Fraisse, C. J. Bellow, N. Breuer, V. Cabrera, J. Jones, K. Ingram, G. Hoogenboom and J. Paz.
2005. Strategic plan for the Southeast Climate Consortium Extension Program. Southeast Climate
Consortium Technical Report Series: SECC-05-002, Gainesville, FL.
15. Paz, J.O. and W.D. Batchelor. 2003. What’s stressing your soybean yield? WebGro estimates stress
interactions to improve management and profitability. Fact sheet developed for The Yield II Project:
Research-Based Management Information. Soybean Research and Development Council.
16. Paz, J.O. and W.D. Batchelor. 2000. Understanding interactions causing spatial yield variability.
Fact Sheet 6-2. Iowa State University Extension Service Publication No. EDC-206.
17. Batchelor, W.D. and J.O. Paz. 1997. Precision Agriculture Websites. Extension Bulletin PM-1709.
Iowa State University.
Extension Articles / Newsletters
1. Paz, J.O. 2009. Dealing with shifts in climate forecast. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. June 2009. Vol 46 No. 5.
2. Paz, J.O. 2009. SECC Spring/Early Summer Climate Outlook. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut
Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. April 2009. Vol 46 No. 3.
3. Paz, J.O. 2009. Late winter storm provides relief. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. March 2009. Vol 46 No. 2.
4. Paz, J.O. 2009. SECC Climate Outlook. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension. February 2009. Vol 46 No. 1.
5. Paz, J.O. 2008. Limited rainfall remains a concern. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. August 2008. Vol 45 No. 7.
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6. Paz, J.O. 2008. SECC Summer Climate Outlook. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. June 2008. Vol 45 No. 5.
7. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2008. TDR Soil moisture readings. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.).
Peanut Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. May 2008. Vol 45 No. 4.
8. Paz, J.O. 2008. SECC Spring Climate Outlook. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. April 2008. Vol 45 No. 3.
9. Paz, J.O. 2008. Recent rains good for South Georgia. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. March 2008. Vol 45 No. 2.
10. Paz, J.O. 2007. Drought information. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension. June 2007. Vol. 44 No. 5.
11. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2007. Interpreting soil moisture readings. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.).
Peanut Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. May 2007. Vol. 44 No. 4.
12. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2007. Georgia Weather Info on the Net. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.).
Peanut Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. May 2007. Vol. 44 No. 4.
13. Paz, J.O. 2007. Mild and dry winter. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension. March 2007. Vol. 44 No. 2.
14. Paz, J.O. 2007. Late winter climate outlook. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University
of Georgia Cooperative Extension. February 2007. Vol. 44 No. 1.
15. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. 2006. Dog days of summer. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut
Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. August 2006. Vol. 43 No. 7.
16. Paz, J.O. 2006. Relief in sight? La Niña fades away. In: P. Jost (ed.). Georgia Cotton Newsletter.
May 15, 2006. Online at http://commodities.caes.uga.edu/fieldcrops/cotton/cnl051506.pdf
17. Paz, J.O. 2006. La Niña’s end may provide relief for peanut growers. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.).
Peanut Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. May 2006. Vol. 43 No. 4.
18. Kemerait, R.C., J.O. Paz, A. Culbreath, and T. Brenneman. 2006. La Niña season and impact on
peanut diseases. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative
Extension. April 2006. Vol. 43 No. 3.
19. Kemerait, R.C. and J.O. Paz. 2006. La Niña may spell “t-r-o-u-b-l-e” for nematode control in 2006.
In: P. Jost (ed.). Georgia Cotton Newsletter. April 14, 2006. pp. 4-5. Online at:
http://commodities.caes.uga.edu/fieldcrops/cotton/cnl041406.pdf
20. Paz J.O. 2006. Return of La Niña. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University of Georgia
Cooperative Extension. March 2006. Vol. 43 No. 2.
21. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. www.GeorgiaWeather.net : web resource for cotton growers. In: P.
Jost (ed.). Georgia Cotton Newsletter. March 15, 2006. pp. 1-2. Online at:
http://commodities.caes.uga.edu/fieldcrops/cotton/cnl031506.pdf
22. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, and J.P. Beasley Jr. 2006. www.GeorgiaWeather.net : web resource for
peanut growers. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University of Georgia Cooperative
Extension. March 2006. Vol. 43 No. 2.
23. Paz, J.O. 2005. Fall 2005 Climate Outlook. In: J.P. Beasley Jr. (ed.). Peanut Pointers. University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension. September 2005. Vol 42 No. 8.
24. Batchelor, W., J.O. Paz, and P. Pedersen. 2003. Spots available at the WebGro training workshops.
Iowa State University Integrated Crop Management Newsletter IC-490(25):186-187. December 15,
2003. Online at: http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/icm/2003/12-15-2003/webgro.html
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25. Batchelor, W. and J.O. Paz. 2003. New software estimates soybean yield losses. Iowa State
University Integrated Crop Management Newsletter IC-490(23):171-172. October 20, 2003. Online
at: http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/icm/2003/10-20-2003/newsoftware.html
26. Batchelor, W.D. and J.O. Paz. 1999. Crop models and yield variability. Iowa State University
Integrated Crop Management Newsletter. IC-482. May 5, 1999. Online at:
http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/icm/1999/5-5-1999/cgmod.html
27. Batchelor, W.D. and J.O. Paz. 1998. Role of water stress in yield variability. Iowa State
University. Iowa State University Integrated Crop Management Newsletter. IC-480. April 9, 1998.
pp. 3-4. Online at: http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/icm/1998/4-9-1998/yieldvar.html
Extension Workshops/In-Service Trainings
1. 2009 Alabama workshop series on AgroClimate. Online training for county extension agents and
extension specialists. 3 hrs. June 29, 2009. (Instructor)
2. AgroClimate Decision Support Tools. Online training for county extension agents via Horizon
Wimba. April 20, 22, 28, and 30, 2009. (Organizer & Instructor)
3. AgroClimate Decision Support Tools. Workshop for NC county extension agents. North Carolina
State University. March 18-19, 2009. (Instructor)
4. Master Naturalist Program. UGA Cooperative Extension. Chattahoochee Technical College.
Dallas, Georgia. February 13, 2009. Number of participants: 29. (Instructor)
5. Irrigation Scheduling Workshop. Stripling Irrigation Park, Camilla, GA. January 13-14, 2009.
Number of participants: 14. (Instructor)
6. Peanut Production Update. Topic: Climate impacts on peanut production. In-service training for
county extension agents. SW district. Tifton, GA. December 10, 2008. (Instructor)
7. Peanut Production Update. Topic: Climate impacts on peanut production. In-service training for
county extension agents. SE district. Statesboro, GA. December 2, 2008. (Instructor)
8. AgClimate decision support tools. In-service training for county extension agents. 4.0 hrs. UGA
Griffin Campus, Griffin, GA. February 13, 2008. (Organizer & Instructor)
9. Agricultural Applications of Climate and Weather and Information. Extension Winter School.
University of Georgia. 1.5 hrs. Eatonton, GA. January 23, 2008. Number of participants: 8
10. Georgia Certified Crop Advisors Workshop. Topic: Using Climate Forecast to Your Advantage.
1.75 hrs. 2 CCA credits (SW). Perry, GA. January 18, 2008. Number of participants: 40
11. UGA Peanut Production Seminar. Topic: Using Climate Data to Improve Peanut Production
Decisions. 0.5 hr. 0.5 CCA credit. Georgia Peanut Farm Show. Albany, GA. January 17, 2008.
Number of participants: 50+
12. Peanut Production Update. Topic: Agclimate website applications. In-service training for county
extension agents. Southwest district. Tifton, GA. December 11, 2007. 37 agents.
13. Peanut Production Update. Topic: Agclimate website applications. In-service training for county
extension agents. Southeast district. Statesboro, GA. December 10, 2007. 22 agents.
14. Blueberry Agent Training. Topic: Understanding Freeze Events. In-service training for extension
agents (7 hrs). Alma, GA. December 5, 2007. (Instructor)
15. Grazing herd management during a drought. Topic: Georgia Drought Conditions. In-service
training for extension agents (2 hrs) and workshop for producers (2.5 hrs). Statesboro, GA. July 19,
2007. Number of participants: 8 county agents and 22 producers. (Instructor)
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16. Grazing herd management during a drought. Topic: Georgia Drought Conditions. In-service
training for extension agents (2 hrs) and workshop for producers (2.5 hrs). Dahlonega, GA. July 2,
2007. Number of participants: 7 county agents and 20 producers. (Instructor)
17. AgClimate decision support tools. In-service training for county extension agents. Southwest
district. 4.0 hrs. RDC, Tifton, GA. March 8, 2007. (Organizer & Instructor)
18. AgClimate decision support tools. In-service training for county extension agents. Northwest
district. 4.0 hrs. UGA Griffin Campus, Griffin, GA. February 7, 2007. (Organizer)
19. Agricultural Applications of Climate and Weather Information. Extension Agent Winter School.
University of Georgia. 1.75 hrs. Rock Eagle 4-H Center, GA. January 16, 2007. (Organizer &
Instructor)
20. 2007 Freeze Protection Workshop. Extension Agent Training. SE Region (VA, NC, SC, GA, TN).
UGA Bamboo Station and Coastal Garden. Savannah, GA. January 3-4, 2007. (Co-Organizer &
Instructor)
21. Peanut Production Update. Topic: Using climate data for managing peanuts. In-service training for
county extension agents. Southeast district. Bulloch County Extension office, Statesboro, GA.
December 14, 2006. (Instructor)
22. Peanut Production Update. Topic: Using climate data for managing peanuts. In-service training
for county extension agents. Southwest district. NESPAL Seminar Room, Tifton, GA. December
12, 2006. (Instructor)
23. 2006 Peanut Production Update. In-service training for county extension agents. Southeast district.
Bulloch County Extension office, Statesboro, GA. March 29, 2006. (Instructor)
24. 2006 Peanut Production Update. In-service training for county extension agents. Southwest
district. Tifton Campus Conference Center, Tifton, GA. March 23, 2006. (Instructor)
25. AgClimate decision support tools. In-service training for county extension agents. Southeast
district. 3.5 hrs. Bulloch County Extension office, Statesboro, GA. February 7, 2006. (Organizer
& Instructor)
26. Applications of Weather and Climate Information. Extension Agent Winter School. University of
Georgia. 1.75 hrs. Rock Eagle 4-H Center, GA. January 19, 2006. (Organizer & Instructor)
27. 2005 Peanut Production Update. In-service training for county extension agents. Southeast district.
Bulloch County Extension office, Statesboro, GA. March 24, 2005.
28. 2005 Peanut Production Update. In-service training for county extension agents. Southwest
district. Tifton Campus Conference Center, Tifton, GA. March 22, 2005.
29. Training workshops on how to use WebGro: web-based soybean yield gap analysis software.
Carroll, IA (Nov 11, 2003), Ames, IA (Dec 2 & 4, 2003), Waterloo, IA (Jan 16, 2004), and
Emmetsburg, IA (Jan 20, 2004). (Instructor)
Extension Seminars
1. Using climate information to your advantage. Corn Short Course. Tifton, GA. January 20, 2009.
Number of participants: 120.
2. Online weather information for blueberry growers. Annual Blueberry Grower Update. Alma, GA.
January 7, 2009. Number of participants: 80.
3. Weather monitoring for the turfgrass professional. UGA Turfgrass Field Day. Griffin, GA. August
20, 2008.
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4. Freeze Protection. Annual Blueberry Grower Update. Alma, GA. January 9, 2008. Number of
participants: 114.
5. Seasonal climate outlook. Guest presentation. Southeastern Peach Growers Update. Southeast
Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference. January 12, 2008. Savannah, Georgia.
6. Using Climate Forecasts to Reduce Farm Risks. Young Farmer Meeting. Springfield, GA. January
8, 2008. Number of participants: 31.
7. Climate Web Resource for Peanut Growers. Georgia Peanut Achievers Club. Orlando, FL. April
20-21, 2007. Number of participants: 25.
8. Climate Outlook. Bulloch County Peanut Growers meeting. Bulloch County Extension Office.
Statesboro, GA. March 12, 2007. Number of participants: 37
9. SECC Climate Outlook: Implications for Peach Production. South Georgia/North Florida Peach
Update. Brooks County Agricultural Building. Quitman, GA. December 5, 2006.
10. Blueberry Frost/Freeze Protection and Weather Station Demo. Blueberry Growers. Bacon County
Extension Office, Alma, GA. October 4, 2006. Number of participants: 12
11. Climate and Weather. Bulloch County Peanut Growers meeting. Bulloch County Extension Office.
Statesboro, GA. March 29, 2006.
12. Georgia weather on demand. Presented at the Georgia Strawberry Growers Meeting. Georgia Farm
Bureau Building, Macon, GA. February 2, 2006.
13. Georgia Weather Network. Presented at the Georgia/Florida Green Industry Update. Cairo, GA.
October 11, 2005.
14. Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network. UGA CAES Alumni Event. Mountain
Research and Education Center. Blairsville, GA. July 28, 2005.
15. Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network. Presented at the Sunbelt field day.
Moultrie, GA. July 12, 2005.
16. Evaluating Yield Variability Using Crop Models. Presentation to Field Crop Specialists.
Shenandoah, IA. January 28, 1997.
Extension Poster Presentations
1. Paz, J.O. and G. Hoogenboom. Using Climate Data to Improve Peanut Production Decisions.
Georgia Peanut Farm Show. Albany, GA. January 17, 2008.
2. Paz, J.O., C.W. Fraisse, D.F. Zierden, N.E. Breuer, J.L. Novak, J.W. Jones, and G. Hoogenboom.
Climate Information and Risk Management for Vegetable Producers in the Southeast. Southeast
Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference. Savannah, Georgia. January 11-13, 2008.
3. Paz, J.O., G. Hoogenboom, C. Fraisse, J. Bellow, D. Zierden, J. W. Jones and J. O’Brien.
AgClimate: Climate-Based Tools for Managing Risk in Agriculture. Georgia Peanut Farm Show.
Albany, GA. January 19, 2006.
4. Hoogenboom, G., J.O. Paz, J. Edenfield, D. Coker, M. Evans, and C. Fang. 2006. Georgia
Automated Environmental Monitoring Network. Georgia Peanut Farm Show. Albany, GA.
January 19, 2006.
5. Batchelor, W.D., J.O. Paz, T.S. Colvin, and B.A. Babcock. Using Crop Growth Models to
Evaluate Economics of Precision Farming. Poster presented at Agronomy Field Day 1998. Ames,
Iowa. September 10, 1998.
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6. Batchelor, W.D., J.O. Paz, and T.S. Colvin. Characterizing Yield Variability Using Crop Growth
Models. Poster presented at the Iowa Soybean Promotion Board reception. Iowa State University,
Ames, Iowa. January 8, 1998.
Invited State/Regional Extension Presentations
1. Climate Variability and Irrigation Water Use. SW Georgia Water Summit XIV. Albany, GA. June
17, 2008.
2. Using climate information for peanut production. Georgia Crop Improvement Association 46th
Annual Seed Short Course. Tifton, GA. April 17, 2008.
3. Using climate information to make production decisions. Georgia Crop Improvement Association
Annual Meeting. Athens, GA. March 13, 2008.
4. Agricultural applications of climate information and ENSO forecasts. Georgia Crop Production
Alliance meeting. Tifton, GA. November 29, 2007.
5. Regional Climate Outlook. American Peanut Shellers Association. Pre-Harvest Meeting.
Columbus, GA. August 20, 2007.
6. Using climate information for peanut production. Georgia Crop Improvement Association 46th
Annual Seed Short Course. Tifton, GA. April 19, 2007.
7. Climate Outlook. Georgia Peanut Producers Association Annual Meeting. Albany, GA. March 20,
2007.
8. Weather – What you can do about it. Sustaining Georgia’s Young Farmers. Sponsored by the
Georgia Farm Bureau. Macon, GA. March 4, 2007.
9. Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network. Presented at the Georgia Agri-Leaders
Forum. Griffin, GA. September 8, 2006.
10. Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network. Presented at the Rotary Club. Dublin,
GA. September 1, 2006.
11. Weather Forecasts, Climate and Websites. Adult Outreach Educational Seminar. Georgia
Mountain Research and Education Center. The University of Georgia. Blairsville, GA. January
27, 2006.
12. Southeast Climate Consortium: Developing Climate Information Services and Decision Support
Tools. Presented at the Georgia Water Wise Council Meeting. Decatur, GA. September 22, 2005.
Other Extension Activities
1. An article entitled, ‘Smart Water: Innovation in Protecting Vital Resource’, written by Vanessa
Beeson featured Dr. Joel Paz’s research on a) the use of artificial intelligence to forecast daily
groundwater levels and b) on-farm water storage systems. MAFES DISCOVERS magazine
(https://www.mafes.msstate.edu/discovers/article.asp?id=85). Summer 2017.
2. A presentation entitled, ‘Potential Water Benefits of On-Farm Storage Systems’ was developed and
narrated and posted on Nov. 17, 2013 on the Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board website by
request (http://mssoy.org/blog/a-furtherance-of-sip-2014/). The presentation is given by Dr. Mary
Love Tagert with co-authors: J.O. Paz, E.K. McCraven, R.L. Kirmeyer, and J.W. Pote. (242 views
on YouTube)
3. AgClimate workshop for SE Alabama farmers. 2 hrs. Wiregrass Research and Education Center.
Headland, AL. February 26, 2007.
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4. Farmer interviews and assessment on the impacts of climate on farm management decisions.
Pulaski, Wilcox, Tift, and Mitchell counties. December 2006.
5. Farmer interviews and assessment on the impacts of climate on farm management decisions. Vienna
and Unadilla, GA. February 2006.
6. Farmer interviews and assessment on the impacts of climate on farm management decisions.
Camilla, GA. January 9-10, 2006.
7. AgClimate workshop for SW Georgia farmers. 2 hrs. Dawson, GA. December 9, 2005.
8. AgClimate workshop for SE Alabama farmers. 2 hrs. Wiregrass Research and Education Center.
Headland, AL. December 7, 2005.