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... Volumetric soil water content and soil temperature During the pre-treatment phase, volumetric soil water con- tent of all six experiment plots were in the same range for each respective sampling ... See full document

... (negative spatial effect), contrasts with previous reports of a predominant positive temporal ...whether spatial effects relating to soil moisture heterogeneity translate into similar ... See full document

... the drought patterns based on the USDM (Staff National Drought Mitigation Center, ...different spatial and temporal ...hybrid drought monitoring ...streamflow, soil moisture and ... See full document

... mesoscale spatial heterogeneity of soil moisture in favouring moist convection over wet and dry tem- poral soil moisture anomalies was demonstrated by ...the temporal and spatial ...the ... See full document

... spatio-temporal effects of ENSO over MSEA and its largest river ...the effects of ENSO have varied for the monsoon transition period (March–May) over a longer timescale but also how the ... See full document

... 6. Spatial distribution of temperature anomalies from 2000 to ...the spatial-temporal pattern of annual averaged SPI, as shown in Figure 7, it can be clearly seen that severe drought events ... See full document

... the soil moisture, ground water, reservoir storage, snow pack, and stream ...of drought based on the various types of water resources. Soil moisture conditions respond to precipitation anomalies ... See full document

... Poor soil fertility management, high evapotranspiration demand and the low native soil fertility limit pearl millet production in Niger (Bationo et ... See full document

... well as the flat lands. At the same time, the PDSI relationships with its prin- cipal factors are very complicated. Although PDSI is clo- sely correlated to the monthly variations of the soil moi- sture, this is ... See full document

... of soil organic and inorganic amendments and lime, and timely dry planting before the onset of rainfall (Haggblade and Tembo, ...the soil where crops are ...of soil before the onset of ...reduce ... See full document

... (5) Comparisons of the extreme precipitation trend distribution (Fig. 12) showed that the flood damaged areas were relatively severe in the southern of East China, 345. and the frequen[r] ... See full document

... Palmer Drought Severity Index (PDSI) and the modified PDSI for Mediterranean con- ditions (MedPDSI) were computed for the stations with tem- perature ...The spatial patterns of drought over Portugal ... See full document

... of temporal and spatial variability of soil moisture is highly relevant for understanding the many hydrological processes, to model the processes better and to apply them to conservation ...area ... See full document

... meteorological drought indices varies significantly from region to region and from season to ...The spatial and temporal variations in the accuracy of drought maps poses a significant ... See full document

... of spatial dependence of the soil water content showed an anisotropic behaviour which was stronger on the surface, probably due to the direction of tillage ...All soil properties showed positive ... See full document

... Winter Drought in Nepal-Crop and Food Security Assessment 2009 ; Gentle and Maraseni 2012 ; Ghimire et ...winter drought experienced in 2008–2009 in Western Nepal was unprecedented in both scale and ... See full document

... ABSTRACT: Soil electrical conductivity (ECa) is a soil quality indicator associated to attributes interesting to site-specific soil management such as soil moisture and ...texture. Soil ... See full document

... U.S. Drought Monitor, more than 70% of the contiguous United States experienced some level of dry spells which extended to the next year and approximately 58% of the contiguous United States was under ... See full document

... the temporal variability in soil microbial communities despite widespread recognition that the belowground environment is ...of spatial heterogeneity in soil microbial communities and because ... See full document

... pattern s ) occurred from 10 to 20 m. 3 . At Loch Ewe, severe enrichment occurred under the cage periphery. The region 10 to 25 m from the cage appeared to be moderately enriched, with slight enrichment out to 100 m. ... See full document