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Assessment of Soil Thermal Properties in a Tropical Environment: Ile Ife and Ibadan
Soil thermal properties are crucial parameters that affect soil heat flux. Time series of soil temperature, soil moisture content, and rainfall and soil heat flux were measured at two tropical locations in West Africa during the transition from dry to wet season, and at the peak of rainy season in J...
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