Applied Soil Physics

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Unit 1 Water Quantities.
• 1.1 The Soil as a Reservoir.
• 1.2 Calculating Soil Water.
• 1.3 Measuring Soil Water.
• 1.4 Value of Soil Water Information.
• References.
• Problems.
• Unit 2 Water Potentials.
• 2.1 Potentials in Soil Water.
• 2.2 Water Potentials for Equilibrium Conditions.
• 2.3 Water Potentials for Nonequilibrium Conditions.
• 2.4 Measuring Matric and Pressure Potential in the Field.
• 2.5 Scheduling Irrigation With Tensiometers.
• 2.6 Measuring Matric Potential in the Laboratory.
• 2.7 Alternate Units and Terms for Potential.
• 2.8 Calculating Potentials in Soil Columns.
• 2.9 Soil Water Characteristic Curves.
• 2.10 Hysteresis in Soil Water.
• 2.11 Solute Potential.
• 2.12 Measuring Water Potential.
• Unit 3 Water Flow in Soil.
• 3.1 Steady State Water Flow in Soil.
• 3.2 Transient State Water Flow in Soil.
• 3.3 Horizontal Infiltration Into Soil.
• 3.4 Vertical Water Infiltration Into Soil.
• 3.5 Initial and Boundary Conditions.
• 3.6 Evaporation.
• 3.7 Reducing Evaporation.
• 3.8 Water Drainage in Soil.
• 3.9 Water Vapor Movement in Soils.
• Unit 4 Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Relations.
• 4.1 Radiation.
• 4.2 Energy Budget.
• 4.3 Estimating Evapotranspiration From Climatological and Soil Data.
• 4.4 Crop Coefficients.
• 4.5 Evapotranspiration When Water is Limiting.
• 4.6 Plant Growth and Evapotranspiration.
• 4.7 Estimating Transpiration.
• Unit 5 Soil Heat Flow and Temperature.
• 5.1 Soil Heat.
• 5.2 Steady State Heat Flow.
• 5.3 Temperature in Soil.
• 5.4 Factors That Influence Soil Temperature.
• 5.5 Nonsteady State Heat Flow.
• Example Index.