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Monitoring unsaturated flow and transport using geophysical methods.
Improved understanding of unsaturated flow and transport processes is limited by the lack of appropriate in situ measurement techniques. This study was conducted to determine whether two noninvasive cross-borehole geophysical methods combined could be used to estimate two important unsaturated zone
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