Soil temperature is the measure of heat (kinetic energy) within the soil, influenced by factors such as solar radiation, air temperature, soil composition, moisture content, and depth. Soils store heat during the day and act as a heat source at night. The transfer of heat through the soil occurs via conduction, with heat moving from […]
Soil moisture is the amount of water present in the pore spaces between soil particles. It is influenced by several factors, including rainfall, runoff, root absorption, and evaporation. Soil composition, texture, structure, and organic matter content also affect a soil’s capacity to absorb and release water, with finer soils like clay retaining water more effectively […]
NexSens groundwater monitoring systems offer an in-situ solution for monitoring groundwater contamination and tracking groundwater quality and level in real-time.
A NexSens monitoring system was set up to monitor the CO2 levels at select locations in a study that injects CO2 into plants.
