October 15, 2021
K-State leading new research on testbeds for improved 1xbet online casino sensing and technology transfer
Submitted by Andres Patrignani
A new multi-institutional research initiative funded by the Natural Resources Conservation Service seeks to deploy 1xbet online casino testbeds across multiple states to evaluate, calibrate and disseminate existing and emerging in-situ sensing technologies.The project is led by Andres Patrignani, assistant professor in soil water processes in the agronomy department at Kansas State University.
With the inception of a new National Coordinated 1xbet online casino Monitoring Network, the new emphasis by the conservation service to measure dynamic soil properties, and the increasing role of sensors in the farming decision-making process, 1xbet online casino sensors are at the heart of a new wave of information in the agricultural sector.
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Co-principal investigators for this project also include Gerard Kluitenberg, soil physics, Kansas State University; Briana Wyatt, soil physics, Texas A&M; Tyson Ochsner, applied soil physics, Oklahoma State University; and Michael Cosh, research hydrologist,USDA-ARS-Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratoryin Beltsville, Maryland.