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Variation in matric potential at field capacity in stony soils of fluvial and alluvial fans
Geoderma, 2021Field capacity of soil is fundamental for many agronomic management decisions, as well as for hydrological and environmental models. Around the world, field capacity is assumed to occur at defined matric potentials, −10 kPa and –33 kPa being common ...
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Distance-Aware Precoding for Near-Field Capacity Improvement in XL-MIMO
IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference, 2021Extremely large-scale MIMO (XL-MIMO) communication is a promising technology to improve the capacity for future 6G networks. With a very large number of antennas, the near-field property of XL-MIMO systems becomes significant.
Zidong Wu +3 more
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An Integration Approach for Mapping Field Capacity of China Based on Multi-Source Soil Datasets
Field capacity is one of the most important soil hydraulic properties in water cycle, agricultural irrigation, and drought monitoring. It is difficult to obtain the distribution of field capacity on a large scale using manual measurements that are both ...
Guihua Lu, Zhiyong Wu, Hai He
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Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 2020
Soil hydraulic parameters like moisture content at field capacity and permanent wilting point constitute significant input parameters of various biophysical models and agricultural practices (irrigation timing and amount of irrigation to be applied).
Sevda Tasan, Yusuf Demir
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Soil hydraulic parameters like moisture content at field capacity and permanent wilting point constitute significant input parameters of various biophysical models and agricultural practices (irrigation timing and amount of irrigation to be applied).
Sevda Tasan, Yusuf Demir
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An analytic description of field capacity and its application in crop production
Geoderma, 2018It has been established for decades that soil water field capacity (FC) includes four main components: drainage rate or flux (q), drainage time from saturation (t), soil water content in the drained zone (θ), and drainage depth (Z).
W Daniel Reynolds
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