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Fact value University of KwaZulu-Natal Document The Validation of the Variables (Evaporation and Soil Water) in Hydrometeorological Models: Phase II, Application of Cosmic Ray Probes for Soil Water Measurement, a non-usaid technical from 2017 PA-021-3GT Page no page: metadata field DEC field institutional_author Source Open document at the first page No quote: this fact comes from a metadata field, shown as stored.
Fact value University of KwaZulu-Natal Document Cosmic ray neutrons provide an innovative technique for estimating intermediate scale soil moisture, a journal article from 2018 PA-021-3GR Page no page: metadata field DEC field institutional_author Source Open document at the first page No quote: this fact comes from a metadata field, shown as stored.
Fact value University of KwaZulu-Natal Document The Applicability of the Cosmic Ray Neutron Sensor to Simultaneously Monitor Soil Water Content and Biomass in an Acacia mearnsii Forest, a journal article from 2020