Di-Sense: In situ real-time permittivity estimation and soil moisture sensing using wireless underground communications

A Salam, MC Vuran, S Irmak - Computer Networks, 2019 - Elsevier
Abstract Internet of Underground Things (IOUT) communications have the potential for soil
properties estimation and soil moisture monitoring. In this paper, a method has been …
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