Webinar—Automated dual-head infiltrometer for measuring field saturated hydraulic conductivity

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Dr. Gaylon S. Campbell teaches the basics of hydraulic conductivity and the science behind the SATURO automated dual-head infiltrometer.

Join Dr. Gaylon Campbell as he discusses:
What is hydraulic conductivity?
Porous mediums
What determines hydraulic conductivity
Why you should care about hydraulic conductivity
How is hydraulic conductivity measured?
Lab instruments
Field instruments
The method behind SATURO: dual-head infiltrometer
Comparison: Double-ring and SATURO dual-head methods

Presenter:
Dr. Gaylon S. Campbell has been a research scientist and engineer at METER for 19 years following nearly 30 years on faculty at Washington State University. Dr. Campbell’s first experience with environmental measurement came in the lab of Sterling Taylor at Utah State University making water potential measurements to understand plant water status. Dr. Campbell is one of the world’s foremost authorities on physical measurements in the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum. His book written with Dr. John Norman on Environmental Biophysics provides a critical foundation for understanding the physics of the natural world. Dr. Campbell has written three books, over 100 refereed journal articles and book chapters, and has several patents.

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