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Diurnal effects on the efficiency of drip irrigation Charles Sturt University School of Agriculture and Wine Sciences Subject: WSC503 Viticulture/Oenology Dissertation Author: Warwick Adams Student number: 11547254 Date of submission: 20th August 2014 Authorship declaration: This text was prepared and submitted by Warwick Adams. It is my own work and I am aware of CSU 's requirements on academic integrity. Any material written by others (published or unpublished) or sourced by personal

Saito and Kitahara (2012) used ground penetration radar to predict the changes in water content under subsurface drip irrigation. Studies also used disturbed soil samples by gravimetric method (Al-Mefleh and Abu-Zreig, 2013; KUMAR et al., 2015) and point based soil water sensors such as TDR (da Silva et al., 2009; dos Santos et al., 2016) and

device that measures a physical quantity and converts it into a signal which can be read by an observer or by an (today mostly electronic) instrument. We have so many types of sensors in that soil moisture sensor are the one which measures water content present in

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the plants (Sinclair and Ludlow, 1985). An assessment of leaf water content, on the other hand, may yield more detailed insight into the plant’s actual physiological response to a certain degree of low soil moisture content, and how water deficit stress is in fact experienced by the plant. Leaf water content is a key indicator of plant health, vigor and photosynthetic efficiency (Harry, 2006). Accurate retrieval of plant water content plays a crucial role in assessing drought risk (Bauer et al., 1986)

Conventional methods of estimating leaf water content in the field are time consuming and location specific. Remote sensing is an effective alternative to field sampling for the retrieval of leaf water content, being non-destructive and providing continuous spatial coverage of a large area (Sepulcre-Cantó et al., 2006; Ullah et al., 2012c). Plant water status can be assessed remotely by measuring canopy reflectance, since they change in response to crop water content (Pen˜uelas et al., 1997; Ustin et al.

device that measures a physical quantity and converts it into a signal which can be read by an observer or by an (today mostly electronic) instrument. We have so many types of sensors in that soil moisture sensor are the one which measures water content present in

Although the alternative did not prove to be advantageous under certain circumstances, if a farmer required high water volumes, the surge, low pressure center pivot and low energy precision application (LEPA) center pivot types yielded favorable results at intermediate and high water requirements and dominated all other technologies in all scenarios (Amosson 1995). Since LEPA and center pivot systems may be too expensive for

Naga Vinod Gutha ID: 002827084 Bus Cont. Plan and Disaster Recovery University of Cumberlands Date: 06/17/2018 Table of Contents Page No Introduction -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Background --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Impact of Hurricane Katrina -------------------------------------------------------