Using ground-penetrating radar to map agricultural subsurface drainage systems for economic and environmental benefit

Using ground-penetrating radar to map agricultural subsurface drainage systems for economic and environmental benefitDue to economic and environmental considerations, there exists a need for effective, efficient, and nondestructive methods for locating buried agricultural drainage pipes. Ground penetrating radar (GPR), a proximal soil sensing method, can potentially provide a means for drain line detection. This chapter details the evolution of research, through a series of studies conducted over the past twenty years, which focused on farm field mapping of

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This chapter reviews current surveys of biodiversity in agricultural areas at the EU level

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A new edition of Anthony Burgess’s first novel