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Meteorology / blog, evapotranspiration, HydraProbe, snotel, soil moisture, stream flow forecasting

One of the world’s largest meteorological networks, SNOTEL, is employing soil moisture sensors to monitor the impact of soil water content on stream flow forecasts By Keith Bellingham, Soil Scientist & Geochemist / Certified Professional Hydrologist Download a PDF of this article Many complex political, social, environmental and scientific challenges […]

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Meteorology / agriculture, blog, evapotranspiration, meteorology, soil

Evapotranspiration (ET) represents the loss of water from the Earth’s surface from the combination of direct evaporation and plant transpiration. ET is usually expressed as a rate such as inches per day. Knowledge of ET is important for irrigation scheduling but it is also an important factor for other land use applications such as septic

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Meteorology / air temperature, barometric pressure, blog, meteorology, multiparameter, precipitation, relative humidity, wind direction, wind speed

Weather conditions are often an integral element in water resource and irrigation management applications. Weather parameters are frequently used in understanding and modeling environmental applications that are dependent on water resources. Stevens provides top quality and industry leading weather sensors that are easily deployed into an integrated...

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