Transient Flow from Tension Infiltrometers II. Four Methods to Determine Sorptivity and Conductivity
By J. Vandervaere, M. Vauclin, D. Elrick. 2000
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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
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- Spatial analysis of soil surface hydraulic properties: Is infiltration method dependent? (2010, methodology): “…experiments) with four different fitting methods referred to as cumulative linearization (CL, Smiles and Knight, 1976), derivative linearization (DL), cumulative infiltration (CI) and infiltration flux C em O A : ar ch iv e ou ve rte d 'Ir st ea / C em ag re f 4 (IF) (Vandervaere et al., 2000).”
- Numerical evaluation of a set of analytical infiltration equations (2009, methodology): “The difficulty of applying common analytical models to describe infiltration into fine soils has been reported many times [e.g., Lin and McInnes., 1995; Messing and Jarvis, 1993, Vandervaere et al., 2000a, 2000b ].”