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Relationship between soil electrical conductivity and water content: A multiscale petrophysical calibration
Electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) is widely used to study water transfer dynamics in soils, but accurate quantification depends on petrophysical relationships that must be calibrated. Traditionally, calibration is done either in the laboratory on undisturbed samples or directly in the field. T
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