Isaya Kisekka

Associate Professor

University of California, Davis

United States

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Isaya Kisekka is an Associate Professor at the University of California Davis, USA. His research focuses on agricultural water management, climate change impacts on crops, and the use of innovative technologies in monitoring soil and water dynamics. Recent articles include topics such as modeling drought risk, optimizing land and water allocation, and assessing the hydrological effects of agricultural practices.

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California State University, Fresno

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Modeling the impact of agricultural managed aquifer recharge (Ag-MAR) on soil water and nitrogen dynamics of the growing season

Assessment of agricultural drought disaster risk in Southwest China using fuzzy logic-based geospatial techniques

An optimization framework for multi-year planning of land and water allocation

Evaluation of the LI-710 evapotranspiration sensor in comparison to full eddy covariance for monitoring energy fluxes in perennial and annual crops

Advancing the Modeling of Future Climate and Innovation Impacts on Perennial Crops to Support Adaptation: A Case Study of California Almonds

Climate Change Exposure of Agriculture Within Regulated Groundwater Basins of the Southwestern United States

Advanced monitoring of almond orchard water status using machine learning and remote sensing

Assessing Nitrate Leaching During Drought and Extreme Precipitation: Exploring Deep Vadose‐Zone Monitoring, Groundwater Observations, and Field Mass Balance

Multisite evaluation of microtensiometer and osmotic cell stem water potential sensors in almond orchards

Organic soil amendment effects on soil hydrology in an almond orchard evaluated using time-lapse electrical resistivity tomography

Assessing salinity impacts on crop yield and economic returns in the Central Valley

Organic substitution improves soil structure and water and nitrogen status to promote sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) growth in an arid saline area

Using DSSAT-MODFLOW to determine the controls of groundwater storage and crop yield in groundwater-based irrigated regions

Crop Water Productivity Mapping and Benchmarking Using Remote Sensing and Google Earth Engine Cloud Computing

Spatial–temporal modeling of root zone soil moisture dynamics in a vineyard using machine learning and remote sensing

Irrigation Decision Support Systems (IDSS) for California’s Water–Nutrient–Energy Nexus

Effect of aggregation and disaggregation of land surface temperature imagery on evapotranspiration estimation

Crop coefficients and water use of young almond orchards

Soil apparent electrical conductivity and must carbon isotope ratio provide indication of plant water status in wine grape vineyards

FARMs: A Geospatial Crop Modeling and Agricultural Water Management System

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Floyid Nicolas

Ali K. Ghorbanpour

Helen Dahlke

Thomas Harter

Ryan Bailey

Gaurav Jha

Tiantian Zhou

Runze Yu

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