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The Use of Radar Methods to Determine Moisture Content in the Vadose Zone

Rosemary J. Knight, USDOE Office of Environmental Management (EM) (US)

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Moisture content is a critical parameter affecting both liquid-phase and vapor-phase contaminant transport in the vadose zone. The objective of our three-year research project is to determine the optimal way to use radar methods as a non-invasive means of determining in situ moisture content.

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Moisture content is a critical parameter affecting both liquid-phase and vapor-phase contaminant transport in the vadose zone. The objective of our three-year research project is to determine the optimal way to use radar methods as a non-invasive means of determining in situ moisture content.

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Moisture content is a critical parameter affecting both liquid-phase and vapor-phase contaminant transport in the vadose zone. The objective of our three-year research project is to determine the optimal way to use radar methods as a non-invasive means of determining in situ moisture content.

Key concepts: Vadose zone, Water content, Radar, Environmental science, Moisture, Soil science, Hydrology (agriculture), Geology

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