Dear all,
In a part of my research, calculating the crop yield reduction due to salinity of flooding water in coast is desired.
FAO provides info on how to calculate soil salinity based on salinity in irrigated water as a long-term process. However, in flood which is occured only in one season as a short term event, it is assumed that soil salinity is not the same as that in long term.
Does anybody know how to calculate soil salinity based on salinity of seawater due to sudden and short term event such as flood in coast? or is there any equation to calculate salinity of soil based on salinity of seawater?
I really appreciate if anybody can provide me with such information.
Best,
Shima
Perhaps the content of my article on this subject could help you to find the answer you are asking for.
A copy of the paper is attached for your consideration.
Well, From another point of view
the long-term study already includes all processes that occur during short periods. Therefore, the objective of the study can be changed to the effect of salinity on the crops for the reasons mentioned in your question. The analyzes and measurements are carried out before, within and after effects within a separate project and then compared with long-term studies.
Sincerely
Bayan Hussien thanks for the response. Is there any research done with this aim where some equations have been acheived like what have been developed for the long term?
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