Amir Haghverdi

Associate Professor

University of California, Riverside

United States

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Amir Haghverdi is an Associate Professor at the University of California Riverside in the United States. His research focuses on irrigation optimization, remote sensing in agriculture, and the effects of water conservation on crop yields and turfgrass management. Recent articles highlight innovative strategies for sustainable water use in agriculture, assessing the impacts of emerging contaminants on crop health and productivity.

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Yujie Men

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University of California, Riverside

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Haizhou Liu

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University of California, Riverside

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Integrating UV/persulfate and deficit irrigation of recycled water: Strategy to minimize crop accumulation of trace organic contaminants and enhance crop yield

Persulfate photolysis and limited irrigation of recycled wastewater for turfgrass growth: Accumulation of pharmaceutical and personal care products and physiological responses

Estimating the soil water retention curve by the HYPROP-WP4C system, HYPROP-based PCNN-PTF and inverse modeling using HYDRUS-1D

Using a soil moisture sensor-based smart controller for autonomous irrigation management of hybrid bermudagrass with recycled water in coastal Southern California

Effects of tire wear particles on the water retention of soils with different textures in the full moisture range

Assessing the Impact of Water Conservation on Cooling Potential of Two Turfgrass Species

AquaCrop Plug-in-PSO: A novel irrigation scheduling optimization framework for maize to maximize crop water productivity using in-season weather forecast and crop yield estimation

Assessing the effectiveness of satellite and UAV-based remote sensing for delineating alfalfa management zones under heterogeneous rootzone soil salinity

Evaluating the tradeoffs between water conservation, aesthetic value, evaporative cooling and CO2 emissions in St. augustinegrass and buffalograss

Estimating fall‐harvested alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) yield using unmanned aerial vehicle–based multispectral and thermal images in southern California

DEVELOPING TURFGRASS WATER RESPONSE FUNCTION AND ASSESSING VISUAL QUALITY, SOIL MOISTURE AND NDVI DYNAMICS OF TALL FESCUE UNDER VARYING IRRIGATION SCENARIOS IN INLAND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Development and evaluation of temperature-based deep learning models to estimate reference evapotranspiration

Effects of Deficit Irrigation on Canopy Temperature Dynamics and Physiology of Landscape Groundcovers

Estimation of Stagnosol Hydraulic Properties and Water Flow Using Uni- and Bimodal Porosity Models in Erosion-Affected Hillslope Vineyard Soils

Hybrid Bermudagrass and Tall Fescue Turfgrass Irrigation in Central California: I. Assessment of Visual Quality, Soil Moisture and Performance of an ET-Based Smart Controller

Hybrid Bermudagrass and Tall Fescue Turfgrass Irrigation in Central California: II. Assessment of NDVI, CWSI, and Canopy Temperature Dynamics

Developing Pseudo Continuous Pedotransfer Functions for International Soils Measured with the Evaporation Method and the HYPROP System: II. The Soil Hydraulic Conductivity Curve

Developing Pseudo Continuous Pedotransfer Functions for International Soils Measured with the Evaporation Method and the HYPROP System: I. The Soil Water Retention Curve

Irrigation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Review of Field-Based Studies

Studying Unimodal, Bimodal, PDI and Bimodal-PDI Variants of Multiple Soil Water Retention Models: I. Direct Model Fit Using the Extended Evaporation and Dewpoint Methods

Studying Unimodal, Bimodal, PDI and Bimodal-PDI Variants of Multiple Soil Water Retention Models: II. Evaluation of Parametric Pedotransfer Functions Against Direct Fits

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Haizhou Liu

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