Browsing by Author "Creamer, Rachel E."

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    • A methodological framework to determine optimum durations for the construction of soil water characteristic curves using centrifugation 

      Vero, Sara E.; Healy, Mark G.; Henry, Tiernan; Creamer, Rachel E.; Ibrahim, Tristan G.; Forrestal, Patrick J.; Richards, Karl G.; Fenton, Owen (Walter de Gruyter GmbH, 2016-01-01)
      xDuring laboratory assessment of the soil water characteristic curve (SWCC), determining equilibrium at various pressures is challenging. This study establishes a methodological framework to identify appropriate experimental ...

    • Exploring climate-smart land management for atlantic europe 

      Schulte, Rogier P. O.; O’Sullivan, Lilian; Coyle, Cait; Farrelly, Niall; Gutzler, Carsten; Lanigan, Gary; Torres-Sallan, Gemma; Creamer, Rachel E. (American Society of Agronomy, 2016-01-01)
      Soils can be a sink or source of carbon, and managing soil carbon has significant potential to partially offset agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. While European Union (EU) member states have not been permitted to ...

    • A framework for determining unsaturated zone time lags at catchment scale 

      Vero, Sara E.; Healy, Mark G.; Henry, Tiernan; Creamer, Rachel E.; Ibrahim, Tristan G.; Richards, Karl G.; Mellander, Per-Erik; McDonald, Noeleen T.; Fenton, Owen (Elsevier Masson, 2016-12-10)
      The responses of waterbodies to agricultural programmes of measures are frequently delayed by hydrological time lags through the unsaturated zone and groundwater. Time lag may therefore, impede the achievement of remediation ...

    • A methodological framework to determine optimum durations for the construction of soil water characteristic curves using centrifugation 

      Vero, Sara E.; Healy, Mark G.; Henry, Tiernan; Creamer, Rachel E.; Ibrahim, Tristan G.; Forrestal, Patrick J.; Richards, Karl G.; Fenton, Owen (De Gruyter Open, 2016-12-30)
      During laboratory assessment of the soil water characteristic curve (SWCC), determining equilibrium at various pressures, is challenging. This study establishes a methodological framework to identify appropriate experimental ...