About the book

Geophysical methods are becoming an increasingly valuable tool for agricultural applications. Agricultural geophysics investigations are commonly focused on delineating small-and/or large-scale objects/ features within the soil profile over very large areas. Agricultural geophysics is an emerging discipline that involves non-invasive geophysical techniques for obtaining valuable soil surface and near surface information.

The book describes geophysics methods applied to agriculture might be the most important sections to some readers.

Contents:

Geophysics,

Applications for Dryland Agriculture Research and Geophysical Methods,

Geography of Agriculture,

GIS Based Crop Production Model and its Applications in Agriculture,

Quantum Magnetometer,

Electrical Geophysical Methods in Soil Genesis Studies,

Geophysical Methods for Evaluating Physical Properties and Hydrology of Urban Soils Quality,

Spontaneous Electrical Phenomena in Solutions and Porous Media