Re: CS615 published literature

[Jean-Paul Laurent]

Neither the article of Stahli M and Stadler D nor the one of Persson are
dealing with the CS615 Probe. They effectively use a Campbell system but
only for controling a Tektronix 1502c Cable-Tester with "classical"
three-wire Soil Mosture or "home-made" probes.

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Jean-Paul Laurent, Chargˇ de recherches au CNRS
Laboratoire d'ˇtude des Transferts en Hydrologie et Environnement.
(LTHE, UMR 5564 CNRS-INPG-UJF-IRD)
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-----Message d'origine-----
>Information on published TDR CS615 probes.
>
>1.  Wyseure GCL Mojid MA and Malk MA (1997) Measurement of volumetric
>water content by TDR in saline soils European Journal of Soil Science
>48 347-354.
>2.  Stahli M and Stadler D (1997) Measurement of water and solute
>dynamics in freezing soil columns with time domain reflectometry
>Journal of Hydrology  195 352-369.
>3.  Persson M (1997) Soil solution electrical conductivity
>measurements under transient conditions using time domain
>reflectometry Division S1 Soil Physics Soil Science Society of America
>Journal  61 (4) 997-1003.
>4.  Little KM Metelerkamp B Smith CW (1998) A comparison of three
>methods of soil water content determination S Afr Tydskr Plant Grond
>15 (2) 80-89.
>5.  Spittlehouse D (1998) Time domain reflectometry  (TDR) field
>experiences and new developments Joing technical session CSAM/CSSS
>(GET INFORMATION FROM Dave Spittlehouse at
>dave.spittlehouse@gems4.gov.bc.ca)
>
>Regards
>Caren Burger