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Case Studies, Published studies / blog, HydraProbe, snotel, soil moisture, USDA, water supply forecasting

HydraProbe used to improve water supply forecast from 3 SNOTEL sites in Idaho over traditional antecedent conditions using the principle component forecast model Much of the water in the Western United States used for irrigation, municipal supplies and hydro-electric production originates as winter snow pack at higher elevations. Since the early 1900s […]

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Published studies / blog, HydraProbe, HydraProbe Field Portable, Manitoba, research

The calibration and validation of remotely sensed soil moisture products relies upon an accurate source of ground truth data. The primary method of providing this ground truth is to

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Case Studies, Published studies / blog, Cell-Net, groundwater, HydraProbe, Oregon State University, runoff, SDX, stormwater

Stormwater runoff pollution is a serious issue that faces almost every urban and suburban environment. In older city infrastructure, runoff from roofs, parking lots, and streets flows

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Published studies / blog, ground truthing, HydraProbe, soil moisture

This study published in American Meteorological Society’s BAMS journal demonstrates the extent of variability in readings one can expect with a soil moisture sensor based on capacitance technology. To obtain the highest level of accuracy that is required for remote

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Published studies / blog, HydraProbe, HydraProbe Field Portable, soil moisture, soil monitoring

A new study “Investigating the backscatter contrast anomaly in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery of the dunes along the Israel–Egypt border” will appear in the International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, Volume 46, April 2016, Pages 13-21.

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Published studies, Research / agricultural monitoring, blog, Canada, HydraProbe, RISMA Network

A new study published in the Soil Science Society of America Journal investigated the field performance of 5 soil moisture instruments in heavy clay soils. The HydraProbe outperformed TDR and capacitance-based soil sensors in terms of stability and accuracy in Manitoba’s

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