Monday, 7 November 2005: 2:10 PM
Convention Center,, Room 150AB, Lower Level
78: Advances in Methods/Theory
Sponsor:S01 Soil Physics
Presiding:Scott Jones, Utah State University
2:10 PM Introductory Remarks
2:15 PM78-1Measuring Soil Water Potentials with Polymer Tensiometers.
Martine J. Van der Ploeg, Wageningen University, Water Resources, Harm P.A. Gooren, Wageningen University, Water Resources, Rene C. Hoogendam, Wageningen University, Physical Chemistry and Colloid Science, Gerben Bakker, Wageningen University, Alterra, Cindy Huiskes, Twente University, Faculty of Science & Technology, Gerrit H. De Rooij, Wageningen University, Water Resources, Luuk K. Koopal, Wageningen University, Physical Chemistry and Colloid Science, Henk Kruidhof, Twente University, Faculty of Science & Technology
2:30 PM78-2Temperature depend scaled frequency to improve the accuracy of Multisensor Capacitance Probes.
Ali Fares, University of Hawaii-Manoa, Syamsuddin Hamdhani, University of Hawaii, Viktor Polyakov, University of Hawaii at Manoa
2:45 PM78-3Geometric constraints on the cell constant for TDR electrical conductivity measurements.
Paolo Castiglione, Montana State University, Jon Wraith, Montana State University
3:00 PM78-4Scale-Space Second Moment Matrix Analysis for Textural Pattern Segmentation and Spatial Feature Measurement.
Gamal H. Seedahmed, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Andy L. Ward, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
3:15 PM78-5Thermal Neutron Radiography of Soils.
Leanne G. Tumlinson, University of California, Davis, Jan Hopmans, University of California, Davis
3:30 PM78-6Electrical Conductivity as a Function of Water Content.
Robert P. Ewing, Iowa State University, Allen G. Hunt, Departments of Physics and Geology
3:45 PM78-7The Spatial Sensitivity of Heat Pulse Methods for Measuring Soil Water Fluxes.
John H. Knight, CSIRO Land and Water, Gerard Kluitenberg, Kansas State University, Department of Agronomy
4:00 PM Discussion
4:15 PM Adjourn

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