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Continue Reading...science that integrates the use of biology, chemistry, physics, geology, geography, climatology, hydrology, and mathemat-ics to describe, interpret, and manage the soil and water envi- ronment (Kutilek and Nielsen, 2007). Soil represents part of the vadose zone which is hydrologically connected to both surface water and groundwater. Soil science is at a critical time for refocusing attention ...
Continue Reading...recent algorithms for soil hydraulic parameter upscaling. A simple homogenization technique, a Markov chain Monte Carlo approach, and a nonphysically based Bayesian neural networks approach to derive upscaled soil hydraulic param-eters were compared with the topography-based scaling algorithm in this study. 2. Methods and Materials 2.1. Study Area
Continue Reading...tions, and scaling methods. 1. INTRODUCTION An understanding of collisional processes and collisional evolution is required in order to interpret observations of the solar system. Although laboratory experiments and com-puter simulations have provided many insights into these processes, our understanding of energetic impacts is still relatively primitive. Each new view of asteroids provided by ...
Continue Reading...Trans-Disciplinary Soil Physics Research Critical to Synthesis and Modeling of Agricultural Systems Lajpat R. Ahuja,* Liwang Ma, and Dennis J. Timlin ABSTRACT Synthesis and quantification of disciplinary knowledgeat thewhole system level, via theprocessmodels of agricultural systems,are critical to achieving improved and dynamic management and production systems that address the environmental ...
Continue Reading...Handbook of Water Sensitive Planning and Design planning, environmental art, cultural geography, hydrology, soil science, biology, sociology, and geology are all presented in this Edited by Robert L. France, Lewis Publishers, CRC Press LLC, handbook. Consequently, it is in no way an instruction manual, 2000 N.W. Corporate Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33431. 2002. 699 p. but a compendium in the truest ...
Continue Reading...methods still remains to be solved (van Genuchten, ... ductivity in soil physics are those of van Genuchten (1980) and Mualem (1976). The equations are e = er (e, - er)[i + (a\h\y]-m '(i + i [8] [9] where d(h) is volumetric water content as a function of water pressure head, 6S is saturated water content, 6r is the residual water content, a is a scaling parameter that is inversely propor ...
Continue Reading...Saturated hydraulic conductivity and soil physical property data were Geostatistical methods have been useful in characteriz- collected from a 384-m transect, located at Smeaton, SK, Canada.
Continue Reading...Don Kirkham was instrumental in transforming soil physics into a modern scientifi c discipline by developing theo- ries based on verifi able hypotheses, creating methods to test the hypotheses, and applying the theories to problems of importance to society. We, the recipients of the Don and Betty Kirkham Award in Soil Physics, show how this legacy continues to aff ect soil physics. We describe ...
Continue Reading...A number of scaling approaches and methods have been developed and applied in different disciplines ranging from physics, engineering, biology, to social sciences. Two general scaling approaches can be distinguished: similarity-based scaling and dynamic model-based scaling methods (Bloschl and Sivapalan 1995).
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