Markus Tuller

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University of Arizona

United States

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Professor Markus Tuller is a faculty member at The University of Arizona, USA. His research focuses on soil and water interactions, specifically in areas such as soil water retention, soil chemical properties, and the impacts of biocrusts in drylands. Recent publications include studies on novel laboratory methods for soil analysis, the relationship between organic carbon and soil properties, and the application of deep learning for evapotranspiration forecasting.

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Hafeez Ur Rehman

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Trine Nørgaard

Aarhus University

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Scott B. Jones

UNITED STATES

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Maria Knadel

Aarhus University

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Emmanuel Arthur

Aarhus University

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Giuseppe Emanuele Condorelli

European Food Safety Authority

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Articles (11)

Contribution of organic carbon to the total specific surface area of soils with varying clay mineralogy

Specific surface area of soils with different clay mineralogy can be estimated from a single hygroscopic water content

Towards the effects of moss-dominated biocrusts on surface soil aeration in drylands: Air permeability analysis and modeling

A novel laboratory method for the retrieval of the soil water retention curve from shortwave infrared reflectance

Genome Wide Association Study Uncovers the QTLome for Osmotic Adjustment and Related Drought Adaptive Traits in Durum Wheat

A novel physical-empirical model linking shortwave infrared reflectance and soil water retention

Cation exchange capacity and soil pore system play key roles in water vapour sorption

Short- and mid-term forecasts of actual evapotranspiration with deep learning

Combining Vis–NIR spectroscopy and advanced statistical analysis for estimation of soil chemical properties relevant for forest road construction

The feasibility of shortwave infrared imaging and inverse numerical modeling for rapid estimation of soil hydraulic properties

Adaptation and validation of the ParSWMS numerical code for simulation of water flow and solute transport in soilless greenhouse substrates

Collaborators (6)

Hafeez Ur Rehman

Trine Nørgaard

Scott B. Jones

Maria Knadel

Emmanuel Arthur

Giuseppe Emanuele Condorelli

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