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Measuring hydraulic properties using a line source: I. Analytical expressions
Authors: Zhang, ZF Kachanoski, RG Parkin, GW Si, BC
Citation: Zf. Zhang et al., Measuring hydraulic properties using a line source: I. Analytical expressions, SOIL SCI SO, 64(5), 2000, pp. 1554-1562
Measuring hydraulic properties using a line source: II. Field test
Authors: Zhang, ZF Kachanoski, RG Parkin, GW Si, BC
Citation: Zf. Zhang et al., Measuring hydraulic properties using a line source: II. Field test, SOIL SCI SO, 64(5), 2000, pp. 1563-1569
Estimating soil hydraulic properties during constant flux infiltration: Inverse procedures
Authors: Si, BC Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Bc. Si et Rg. Kachanoski, Estimating soil hydraulic properties during constant flux infiltration: Inverse procedures, SOIL SCI SO, 64(2), 2000, pp. 439-449
A new solution for water storage to a fixed depth for constant flux infiltration
Authors: Si, BC Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Bc. Si et Rg. Kachanoski, A new solution for water storage to a fixed depth for constant flux infiltration, SOIL SCI SO, 64(1), 2000, pp. 24-29
Unified solution for infiltration and drainage with hysteresis: Theory andfield test
Authors: Si, BC Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Bc. Si et Rg. Kachanoski, Unified solution for infiltration and drainage with hysteresis: Theory andfield test, SOIL SCI SO, 64(1), 2000, pp. 30-36
Time domain reflectometry measurements of solute transport across a soil layer boundary
Authors: Nissen, HH Moldrup, P Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Hh. Nissen et al., Time domain reflectometry measurements of solute transport across a soil layer boundary, SOIL SCI SO, 64(1), 2000, pp. 62-74
A numerically based analysis of the sensitivity of conventional and alternative time domain reflectometry probes
Authors: Ferre, PA Knight, JH Rudolph, DL Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Pa. Ferre et al., A numerically based analysis of the sensitivity of conventional and alternative time domain reflectometry probes, WATER RES R, 36(9), 2000, pp. 2461-2468
Identifying the conditions amenable to the determination of solute concentrations with time domain reflectometry
Authors: Ferre, PA Rudolph, DL Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Pa. Ferre et al., Identifying the conditions amenable to the determination of solute concentrations with time domain reflectometry, WATER RES R, 36(2), 2000, pp. 633-636
Identifying the conditions amenable to the determination of solute concentrations with time domain reflectometry (vol 32, pg 633, 2000)
Authors: Ferre, PA Rudolph, DL Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Pa. Ferre et al., Identifying the conditions amenable to the determination of solute concentrations with time domain reflectometry (vol 32, pg 633, 2000), WATER RES R, 36(12), 2000, pp. 3767-3767
Overwinter soil nitrogen dynamics in seasonally frozen soils
Authors: Ryan, MC Kachanoski, RG Gillham, RW
Citation: Mc. Ryan et al., Overwinter soil nitrogen dynamics in seasonally frozen soils, CAN J SOIL, 80(4), 2000, pp. 541-550
Measurement of hydraulic properties during constant flux infiltration: Field average
Authors: Si, B Kachanoski, RG Zhang, F Parkin, GW Elrick, DE
Citation: B. Si et al., Measurement of hydraulic properties during constant flux infiltration: Field average, SOIL SCI SO, 63(4), 1999, pp. 793-799
Tillage translocation and tillage erosion in the complex upland landscapesof southwestern Ontario, Canada
Authors: Lobb, DA Kachanoski, RG Miller, MH
Citation: Da. Lobb et al., Tillage translocation and tillage erosion in the complex upland landscapesof southwestern Ontario, Canada, SOIL TILL R, 51(3-4), 1999, pp. 189-209
Landscape position and soil redistribution under three soil types and landuse practices in Prince Edward Island
Authors: Kachanoski, RG Carter, MR
Citation: Rg. Kachanoski et Mr. Carter, Landscape position and soil redistribution under three soil types and landuse practices in Prince Edward Island, SOIL TILL R, 51(3-4), 1999, pp. 211-217
Modelling tillage erosion in the topographically complex landscapes of southwestern Ontario, Canada
Authors: Lobb, DA Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Da. Lobb et Rg. Kachanoski, Modelling tillage erosion in the topographically complex landscapes of southwestern Ontario, Canada, SOIL TILL R, 51(3-4), 1999, pp. 261-277
Modelling tillage translocation using step, linear-plateau and exponentialfunctions
Authors: Lobb, DA Kachanoski, RG
Citation: Da. Lobb et Rg. Kachanoski, Modelling tillage translocation using step, linear-plateau and exponentialfunctions, SOIL TILL R, 51(3-4), 1999, pp. 317-330
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