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Soil Physical Methods for Estimating Recharge

Out of Print
By: W Bond
24 pages, Illus
Publisher: CSIRO
Soil Physical Methods for Estimating Recharge
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  • Soil Physical Methods for Estimating Recharge ISBN: 9780643062832 Paperback Mar 1998 Out of Print #99066
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Measurements in and just below the plant root zone, using principles of soil physics, can be used to estimate recharge. This booklet describes the zero flux plane method, methods based on Darcy's Law, and lysimetry, for making such estimates. The work presents the basic concepts of soil water physics that will be referred to in this and other booklets in the series. Another method, the soil water flux meter, is discussed briefly, but as this is not sufficiently well developed for routine use readers are referred elsewhere for full details. All these method require that consideration be given to interpolation over time and spatial extrapolation or averaging. A brief discussion of this is given.

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Out of Print
By: W Bond
24 pages, Illus
Publisher: CSIRO
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