Soil Moisture Estimation Using Air-Launched GPR Techniques.
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Date
2009-04Author
Kelly, Bridget B.
Hardel, Bryan
Moseley, Troy
Heimdahl, Jacob
Advisor(s)
Grote, Katherine R.
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Near-surface soil water content is an important
parameter in agricultural, geotechnical,
and environmental applications, but is often
difficult to measure over large areas. Recent
investigations of ground penetrating radar
(GPR) techniques suggest that these methods
could provide high-resolution, cost effective measurements of soil water content. This experiment investigates the efficacy of
air-launched GPR techniques as a tool for estimating soil water content under variable
soil conditions.
Subject
Soil moisture--Measurement
Hydrology--Measurement
Ground penetrating radar
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/36099Description
Color poster with text, images, and graphs (Spring 2009)