Soil Moisture Sample Clauses

Soil Moisture. 5.1. Data collection methods The soil moisture monitoring under the 1995 Agreement continued in 2019 on the Slovak and Hungarian Territories in accordance with the approved monitoring optimization. The Slovak Party performs the soil moisture measurements using a neutron probe on 13 monitoring sites, all of which are located in the inundation. Measurements are performed at 10 cm depth intervals down to the groundwater level. The monitoring of soil moisture on the Hungarian side was interrupted in the years 2013 to 2017. Since 2018, the monitoring has continued on 12 localities, 6 of which are located in the agricultural area. Most of monitoring sites on the Hungarian side needed to be restored or rebuilt, so the soil moisture monitoring was introduced gradually during 2018. Also on the Hungarian side, the monitoring is carried out according to the existing methodology, thus by the capacitive probe, in 10 cm depth intervals to a maximum depth of 3 m or to the groundwater level. The Hungarian Party at some sites has also installed devices for continuous recording of soil moisture changes of the Xxxxxxxx CS616 type. At these localities, measurements with the capacitive probe will be carried out at the same time. On both sides, the measured values of soil moisture are expressed by the total soil moisture content in volume percentage. The list of monitoring sites are given in Tables 5-1 and 5-2 and their situation is shown in Fig. 5-1.
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