Soil hydrological processes (SHP) support ecosystems, modulate the impact of climate
change on terrestrial systems and control feedback mechanisms between water, energy and …

Hydro-pedotransfer functions (PTFs) relate easy-to-measure and readily available soil
information to soil hydraulic properties (SHPs) for applications in a wide range of process …

The representation of land surface processes in hydrological and climatic models critically
depends on the soil water characteristics curve (SWCC) that defines the plant availability …

To effectively guide agricultural management planning strategies and policy, it is important
to simulate water quantity and quality patterns and to quantify the impact of land use and …

Accurate glacier mapping is crucial for assessing future water security in Andean
ecosystems. Traditional accuracy assessment may be biased due to overlooking spatial …

Accurately quantifying the mass (water, nutrients, and carbon) and energy exchange
processes between the Earth's atmosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere requires the …

Spatially explicit, quantitative information on soil hydraulic properties is required in various
modelling schemes. At European scale, EU-SoilHydroGrids proved its applicability in a …

The estimation of plant‐available soil water (PASW) is essential to quantify transpiration
fluxes, the onset of heatwaves, irrigation water management, land‐use decisions, vegetation …

The evolution of soil structure in agricultural soils is driven by natural and anthropogenic
factors including inherent soil properties, climate and soil management interventions, all …

Past nuclear weapons testing (NWT) and nuclear power plant (NPP) accidents have
resulted in the ubiquitous deposition of radionuclides in the environment. While radionuclide …