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Agricultural and Biological Engineering / Eco-Hydrology - Purdue University
, 2011 The graduate student employs multiple types of data to develop and validate a new application of an existing model, SWAT, traditionally used in assessing environmental impacts. Many of these data types are generated by other students and, as no standardized policies or procedures for documenting, describing or organizing the data are in place, it is ...
Jake Carlson
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Transdisciplinary contributions and opportunities in soil physical hydrology
Vadose Zone Journal, 2021 As in many other soil science disciplines, in soil physics and hydrology, we have arrived at a point where substantial gains in knowledge depend to a large extent on reaching out to related disciplines.
Ole Wendroth +2 more
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Scope, trends and opportunities for socio-hydrology research in Africa: A bibliometric analysis
South African Journal of Science, 2022 Socio-hydrology research is concerned with the understanding of how humanity interacts with water resources. The purpose of this study was to assess the disparity between global and African trends as well as developments in the research domain of socio ...
Christina M. Botai +6 more
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Environmental Research: Infrastructure and Sustainability, 2022 As solar energy becomes an increasingly cheap source of renewable energy, major utility-scale ground solar panel installations, often called ‘solar farms’, are rapidly growing.
Rouhangiz Yavari +3 more
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Pollen limitation of native plant reproduction in an urban landscape
American Journal of Botany, Volume 109, Issue 12, Page 1969-1980, December 2022., 2022 Abstract Premise Evidence suggests that bees may benefit from moderate levels of human development. However, the effects of human development on pollination and reproduction of bee‐pollinated plants are less‐well understood. Studies have measured natural variation in pollination and plant reproduction as a function of urbanization, but few have ...
Adrian L. Carper +3 more
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Remote Sensing, 2023 Determining residue cover on agricultural land is an important task. Residue cover helps reduce soil erosion and helps sequester carbon. Many studies have used either spectral indices or classification techniques to map residue cover using satellite ...
Alan J. Stern +3 more
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Modelling Hydrological Processes in Agricultural Areas with Complex Topography [PDF]
Agronomy, 2020 Agricultural intensification and soil mismanagement have been recognized among the main causes of soil erosion in Mediterranean climate areas such as the Arbia stream basin (Tuscany, Italy). This study aims at predicting soil loss from agricultural fields as it is essential for providing reliable information for prioritizing soil conservation measures.
Luciano Massetti +3 more
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Water, 2021 Increasing food demand has exerted tremendous stress on agricultural water usages worldwide, often with a threat to sustainability in agricultural production and, hence, food security.
M. Mojid, M. Mainuddin
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Canadian contributions to environmetrics
Canadian Journal of Statistics, Volume 50, Issue 4, Page 1355-1386, December 2022., 2022 Abstract This article focuses on the importance of collaboration in statistics by Canadian researchers and highlights the contributions that Canadian statisticians have made to many research areas in environmetrics. We provide a discussion about different vehicles that have been developed for collaboration by Canadians in the environmetrics context as ...
Charmaine B. Dean +8 more
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Disruption of a Planetary Nitrogen Cycle as Evidence of Extraterrestrial Agriculture [PDF]
ApJL (2022) 929: L28, 2022 Agriculture is one of the oldest forms of technology on Earth. The cultivation of plants requires a terrestrial planet with active hydrological and carbon cycles and depends on the availability of nitrogen in soil. The technological innovation of agriculture is the active management of this nitrogen cycle by applying fertilizer to soil, at first ...
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