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Understanding the interactions among agricultural processes, soil, and plants is necessary for optimizing crop yield and productivity. This study focuses on develo** effective monitoring and analysis methodo...
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Geophysical Monitoring of Landslides–A Step Closer Towards Predictive Understanding?
Landslide early warning is still mostly reliant on precipitation thresholds, which can fail to address the subsurface conditions causing slope instabilities. Here we introduce a novel approach combining the la...
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Improving Long-term Monitoring of Contaminated Groundwater at Sites where Attenuation-based Remedies are Deployed
This study presents an effective approach to tackle the challenge of long-term monitoring of contaminated groundwater sites where remediation leaves residual contamination in the subsurface. Traditional long-t...
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Quantitative integration of high-resolution hydrogeophysical data: A novel approach to Monte-Carlo-type conditional stochastic simulations and implications for hydrological predictions
Geophysical techniques can help to bridge the inherent gap that exists with regard to spatial resolution and coverage for classical hydrological methods. This has led to the emergence of a new and rapidly grow...
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Quantitative Integration of Hydrogeophysical and Hydrological Data: Geostatistical Approaches
Geophysical techniques can help to bridge the rather broad gap that exists with regard to resolution and coverage for classical hydrological methods. Given the differing sensitivities of various geophysical te...
