In situ Soil Moisture Sensors in Undisturbed Soils

Caldwell, Todd G.; Cosh, Michael H.; Evett, Steven R.; Edwards, Nathan; Hofman, Heather; Illston, Bradley G.; Meyers, Tilden; Skumanich, Marina; Sutcliffe, Kent

doi:10.3791/64498

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In situ Soil Moisture Sensors in Undisturbed Soils

2022
By Caldwell, Todd G. ; Cosh, Michael H. ; Evett, Steven R. ; ...
Source: Journal of Visualized Experiments (2022)

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Soil moisture directly affects operational hydrology, food security, ecosystem services, and the climate system. However, the adoption of soil moisture data has been slow due to inconsistent data collection, poor standardization, and typically short record duration. Soil moisture, or quantitatively volumetric soil water content (SWC), is measured using buried, in situ sensors that infer SWC from an electromagnetic response. This signal can vary considerably with local site conditions such as clay content and mineralogy, soil salinity or bulk electrical conductivity, and soil temperature; each of these can have varying impacts depending on the sensor technology.
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