Floods aren't just sudden—they're getting stronger, faster, and more deadly. Here's the science behind floods and how climate change is exacerbating this natural phenomenon.

Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) is a promising technology for soil analysis due to its simple setup, cost-effectiveness, and rapid (few seconds) analysis time per sample. The recent rise ...

Soil classification is the disintegration of soil sets to specific gatherings having like attributes and comparable behaviors. Practically many nations do product trading, in which those nations ...

The GTR classification system categorizes the studied soils into three subgroups: i) A3 – low-density clayey-silty soils with high moisture content and abundant fine fraction; ii) A2 – silty-sandy ...

According to the USDA soil classification, the soil of the experimental area corresponds to a clayey Oxisol with a grain size distribution of 570, 250, and 180 g kg -1 of clay, sand, and silt, ...

A forum for excellence in soil science - from plant-soil interactions to mathematical modelling on soil processes - deepening our knowledge of the subject.

It may have been Independence Day south of the border, but for Port Angeles – the “lost American suburb of Victoria” – it was an opportunity to celebrate its deep ties with its true north, strong and ...

It is known that the association of soil organic matter (SOM) with iron minerals limits carbon mobilization and degradation in aerobic soils and sediments. However, the efficacy of iron mineral ...

SoilBR: an ontology for management and classification of Brazilian soil fertility extended from AgroRDF - ghelfer/SoilBR ...

This project is a computer vision system for detecting poisonous plants and classifying soil types in real-time using screenshots or live camera feed. It integrates object detection (YOLOv8) with two ...