Yves Coquet

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AgroParisTech

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Yves Coquet is a Professor at AgroParisTech in France. His research primarily focuses on soil ecosystem services, vadose zone modeling, and soil hydraulic properties, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable articles include assessments of soil under climate change scenarios and evaluations of hydrodynamic parameters in conservation agriculture. His work contributes significantly to the understanding of sustainable agriculture and groundwater recharge mechanisms.

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Mohamed Azaroual

CNRS Délégation Centre Poitou-Charentes

FRANCE

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Emmanuel LEGER

Assistant Professor

Université Paris-Saclay

FRANCE

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Florent Barbecot

Professor

CANADA

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Articles (9)

Assessment of Future Soil Ecosystem Services of a Drained Soil Under Different Climate Change Scenarios

Identification of soil‐related professional profiles for the future from a survey of European stakeholders

A European stakeholder survey on soil science skills for sustainable agriculture

A comprehensive experimental and numerical analysis of water flow and travel time in a highly heterogeneous vadose zone

Vadose zone modeling to identify controls on groundwater recharge in an unconfined granular aquifer in a cold and humid environment with different meteorological data sources

Relationship between hydraulic properties and material features in a heterogeneous vadose zone of a vulnerable limestone aquifer

Estimation of soil water retention in conservation agriculture using published and new pedotransfer functions

Evaluating hydrodynamic parameters accounting for water retention hysteresis in a large sand column using surface GPR

Can Soil Hydraulic Parameters be Estimated from the Stable Isotope Composition of Pore Water from a Single Soil Profile?

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Mohamed Azaroual

Emmanuel LEGER

Florent Barbecot

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