Abstract Peatlands cover only 3–4% of the Earth's surface, but they store nearly 30% of
global soil carbon stock. This significant carbon store is under threat as peatlands continue …

Wine quality is affected by environmental factors in the location where the vines are
cultivated, in particular the soil and the climate. Major soil-related factors influencing vine …

Geological survey techniques play a crucial role in optimizing site selection for renewable
energy projects and identifying suitable locations for carbon storage to mitigate climate …

Accurate modeling of water flow and solute transport in unsaturated soils is of significant
importance for precision agriculture, environmental protection and aquifer management …

Understanding the geophysical signature of subsurface is quite essential in mapping site
conditions for geotechnical engineering and simulating geophysical surveys, especially in …

Peat soils are high in soil organic matter (SOM) and are recognised stores of carbon.
Knowledge of the spatial distribution of peat soils is becoming the focus of many studies and …

Determining soil hydraulic properties is complex, posing ongoing challenges in managing
subsurface and agricultural practices. Electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) is an appealing …

Soil compaction is a regarded as a major environmental and economical hazard, degrading
soils across the world. Changes in soil properties due to compaction are known to lead to …

Draining peatlands for agriculture transforms them into significant carbon (C) sources.
Restoring drained peatlands is increasingly recognized as a climate action strategy to …

This paper reviews methodological approaches in battlefield archaeology with a focus on
sites of the early modern period, ca. 17th-19th century. The challenges associated with the …