meteorological stations within the period from 1947 to 1995. Heat exchange in the soil-air system, the effect of soil types and landforms on the temperature, and regularities of the temperature distribution pattern in the topsoil are discussed.
Abstract
Soil temperature regimes in Georgia are assessed on the basis of records of 60 meteorological stations within the period from 1947 to 1995. Heat exchange in the soil-air system, the effect of soil types and landforms on the temperature, and regularities of the temperature distribution pattern in the topsoil are discussed.