Modelling infiltration and quantifying spatial soil variability in a wasteland of Kharagpur, India
By D. Machiwal, M. Jha, B. Mal. 2006
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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Water Science and Technology
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In Civil and Structural Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Estimation and inter-comparison of infiltration models (2017, unknown): “Machiwal et al. (2006) observed infiltration was well described by the Philip’s model in wasteland in Kharagpur, India.”
- Evaluation of infiltration models with different numbers of fitting parameters in different soil texture classes (2014, methodology): “Gifford (1976) and Machiwal et al. (2006) used the coefficient of determination (R2) to compare infiltration models.”
- Support vector regression-based modeling of cumulative infiltration of sandy soil (2018, background): “Machiwal et al. (2006) examined that infiltration was well predicted by the Philip’s model in wasteland in Kharagpur, India.”
- Evaluation of some infiltration models and hydraulic parameters (2010, methodology): “Machiwal et al. (2006) observed infiltration was well described by the Philip’s model in wasteland in Kharagpur, India.”