1985
DOI: 10.2172/5187965
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Lysimeters at the Hanford Site: present use and future needs

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“…Most precipitation that falls is lost to ET. For a site on the Hanford Site lower in altitude than the study site, Gee and Jones (1985) reported that of 1501100 millimeters of precipitation, 150 ±50 millimeters were lost through ET.…”
Section: Hvdrologic Systemmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Most precipitation that falls is lost to ET. For a site on the Hanford Site lower in altitude than the study site, Gee and Jones (1985) reported that of 1501100 millimeters of precipitation, 150 ±50 millimeters were lost through ET.…”
Section: Hvdrologic Systemmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Lysimeters have long been used at the Hanford Site for several purposes , Gee and Jones 1985, Freeman and Gee 1989, Wittreich and Wilson 1991, Gee et al 1993, Ward et al 1997. Lysimeters used to provide data reported in this compendium include containers that isolate the soil from its surroundings and field-scale pads that collect drainage but do not isolate the soil.…”
Section: Lysimetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Hanford Site has used lysimeters for multiple purposes (Gee and Jones 1985;Freeman and Gee 1989;Wittreich and Wilson 1991;Gee et al 1993;Ward et al 1997). The Iysimeters used to provide data for this report include containers that isolate the soil from its surroundings and field-scale pads that collect drainage but do not isolate the soil.…”
Section: Lysimetrymentioning
confidence: 99%