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Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1971 Infiltration continues to occupy the attention of soil physicists and engineers. A theoretical and experimental analysis of the effect of surface sealing on infiltration by Edwards and Larson [1969] showed that raindrops reduced the infiltration rate by as much as 50% for a two‐hour period of infiltration.
L. L. Boersma +6 more
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Modeling soil moisture–reflectance [PDF]
Remote Sensing of Environment, 2001 Spectral information on soil is not easily available as vegetation and farm works prevent direct observation of soil responses. However, there is an increasing need to include soil reflectance values in spectral unmixing algorithms or in classification approaches.
Muller, Etienne, Decamps, Henri
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, 2001 Soil moisture samples were taken at 29 sites in northwest Iowa during the last week of October 2001. Moisture samples were pulled at 1-foot increments, down to a 5-foot depth. Samples were weighed, oven dried, and reweighed at the Sutherland research farm.
DeJong, Joel, Kassel, Paul
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, 2009 Soil moisture samples were taken at 11 sites in northwest Iowa during the first few days of November, 2009. Moisture samples were pulled at 1-ft increments down to a 5-ft depth. Samples were weighed, oven dried, and reweighed at the Northwest Research Farm, Sutherland, IA.
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Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 2002 A recent aerial field experiment of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration carried out above farmland near Ames, Iowa, could help scientists to develop a remote global soil moisture observing system over most of the Earth's non‐forested and unfrozen regions.During the experiment, which lasted from 25 June to 8 July scientists and engineers ...
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International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication and TechnologyThe moisture of the soil plays an essential role in the irrigation field as well as in gardens for plants. As nutrients in the soil provide the food to the plants for their growth. Supplying water to the plants is also essential to change the temperature of the plants.
null Prof. Sugre D. D. +2 more
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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyAbstract: Soil Moisture is directly related to the amount of irrigation in agriculture and influences the yield of crops. Accordingly, a soil moisture sensor is an important tool for measuring soil moisture content. In this study, the previous research conducted in recent 2-3 decades on soil moisture sensors was reviewed and the principles of commonly ...
Prof. D. J. Yerolkar +4 more
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