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Some research has suggested that compound specific fatty acids may be used as tracers of soil erosion. My question is whether or not different plant species generate fatty acids with different...
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Hi All, I wondered if anyone knows of published examples of the denitrification capacity (e.g., weakly reducing aquifers) of an aquifer being overwhelmed? I thought that weakly buffered (e.g.,...
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I have been using Aabel (Gigawhiz) plotting and statistical software. However, it is Mac OS centric and cannot be installed on a PC. I like this software because it enables me to directly select a...
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We are attempting to generate a landscape classification of a large area using remote sensing data with a 20 x 20 m cell size and an area of 200,000 km2. We have 8 different rasters and want to...
13 February 2020 4,576 4 View
I'm working with a significant number of rasters (.tiff) as part of a landscape classification exercise. First I want to generate a dendrogram from the rasters (maximum of 7 different rasters) to...
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I'm wanting to build a library of daily precipitation rasters for NZ. Yes, 3650 rasters! Any guidance would be great. Thanks in advance.
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I'm applying airborne gamma ray spectroscopy to the mapping of wetlands and hydric soils. In terms of gamma rays emanating from the upper 300 mm - 1000 mm of the earth's surface the electron...
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We have generated a predictive model of soil geochemical variation. The model utilises a training data set of soil geochemical variation and rasters of environmental covariates such as radiometric...
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Airborne geophysical surveys collect positional data. Can this positional data be used to build digital elevation models (DEM)? Specifically, I have access to regional airborne aeromagnetics and...
20 March 2018 8,065 12 View
We are interested in finding a reagent for testing, in situ, the presence or otherwise of reduced iron (FeII) in soil profiles or core. I have heard of Childs reagent being used for this purpose...
28 September 2017 2,135 1 View
Dear Colleagues, I'm trying to better understand why we continue to invest in poorly constrained and often highly uncertain empirical models for estimating farm scale and catchment scale water...
22 July 2017 9,113 6 View
Groundwater baseflow to streams is often detected at low flows through measurement of radon concentrations. However, I note that a number of aquifers have potentially low uranium contents...
06 January 2017 8,394 3 View
I have a large data set of simultaneous CO2 and CH4 soil efflux data from across the surface of an active landfill. Data was collected using a West Systems Accumulation Chamber and infrared gas...
25 May 2014 9,580 2 View
I’m hoping to simulate the role of air temperature and barometric pressure over landfill gas efflux and was wondering if anyone had information on landfill gas pressure gradients? The choice of...
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Many papers on soil gas fluxes use parametric tests, after log transformation, to assess the significance of temporally discrete data sets (see Giammanco et al., 2010). My question is: “why is...
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Can anyone provide a technical explanation for why the uncertainties calculated by SGS (500 realisations) are often smaller than those determined by applying 95% confidence intervals to outputs...
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Soils vary in their drainage status. Soil drainage status is a key control over redox and hydrological response. Can anyone explain why some soils evolve towards being poorly drained and others...
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