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Webinar “Application of Geophysical Methods to Agriculture: Methods Employed”

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February 7, 2014 By Landviser

Dr. Larisa Golovko (President of Landviser, LLC) was presenting "Geophysical Methods of Electrical Resistivity and Self-Potential in Agriculture"

 

Agricultural Geophysics Webinar Series: "Application of Geophysical Methods to Agriculture: Methods Employed"

This first in a series of agricultural geophysics webinars was focused on the near-surface geophysical methods presently being used for agricultural purposes, which include resistivity, self-potential, electromagnetic induction, ground penetrating radar, dielectric sensors, VIS/NIR/MIR spectrometry, gamma ray spectrometry, mechanical soil compaction sensors, and ion selective potentiometry. Five presenters provided a short overview of agricultural geophysical methods during the first 30 minutes of the webinar. The last hour of the webinar was devoted to a panel discussion with the presenters, who answered questions from the audience.

There was no cost for participating in this webinar; however, since enrollment may be limited, participants needed to register at http://www.ag-geophysics.org (once operational) in order to obtain webinar login details. Extended versions of the presentations (approximately 20 minutes each) in PowerPoint format, along with a YouTube video link for the presentations, will be posted at ag-geophysics.org. Participants also had the opportunity submit questions to the presenters prior to the webinar through the ag-geophysics.org website. Those from both the geophysical and agricultural communities will benefit from this webinar and are therefore encouraged to participate.

You can view ~20 min video of all presentations at YouTube channel now: https://www.youtube.com/user/AgGeophysics/videos

Location

28° 8' 11.7564" N, 90° 50' 5.8596" W
See map: Google Maps

Filed Under: Agriculture, Environmental Science, Farming, Geophysics, LandMapper, Mapping, Monitoring, Reclamation, Soil Pollution, Soil Science, Water Pollution

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