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Water transport in desert alluvial soil

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Author
Kearl, Peter M.
Advisor
Case, Clinton M.
Date
1981
Type
Thesis
Department
Geological Sciences and Engineering
Degree Level
Master's Degree
Degree Name
Hydrogeology/Hydrology
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Abstract
Water transport in desert alluvial soil was studied. The influence of heat flow in soils and vapor transport was investigated in addition to saturated and unsaturated transport. The hydraulic conductivity and infiltrations rates were determined for the studied soil.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11714/1414
Subject
hydrology
hydrogeology
water transport
alluvium
vapor transport
hydraulic conductivity
infiltration study
Mackay Science Project
 
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Committee MemberFenske, Paul; Miller, Watkins W.
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