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Author: Arthur W. Warrick (Professor of Soil Water, and Environmental Sciences, Professor of Soil Water, and Environmental Sciences, University of Arizona)
Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
Dimensions:
Width: 23.60cm
, Height: 2.50cm
, Length: 16.00cm
Weight: 0.708kg
ISBN: 9780195126051
ISBN 10: 019512605
Pages: 416
Publication Date: 27 February 2003
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
I consider Soil Water Dynamics to occupy a unique station among its contemporaries. Many topics necessarily overlap in soil physics texts...but the focus of Warrick's book is less general and hence is able to provide greater detail. Many professionals and advanced students in soil physics, engineering, and hydrology will welcome Dr. Warrick's new book as a reference, an introduction in some cases, to advanced quantatative methods in flow and transport. --Jon M. Wraith, Vadose Zone Journal I consider Soil Water Dynamics to occupy a unique station among its contemporaries. Many topics necessarily overlap in soil physics texts...but the focus of Warrick's book is less general and hence is able to provide greater detail. Many professionals and advanced students in soil physics, engineering, and hydrology will welcome Dr. Warrick's new book as a reference, an introduction in some cases, to advanced quantatative methods in flow and transport. --Jon M. Wraith, Vadose Zone Journal
I consider Soil Water Dynamics to occupy a unique station among its contemporaries. Many topics necessarily overlap in soil physics texts...but the focus of Warrick's book is less general and hence is able to provide greater detail. Many professionals and advanced students in soil physics, engineering, and hydrology will welcome Dr. Warrick's new book as a reference, an introduction in some cases, to advanced quantatative methods in flow and transport. --Jon M. Wraith, Vadose Zone Journal I consider Soil Water Dynamics to occupy a unique station among its contemporaries. Many topics necessarily overlap in soil physics texts...but the focus of Warrick's book is less general and hence is able to provide greater detail. Many professionals and advanced students in soil physics, engineering, and hydrology will welcome Dr. Warrick's new book as a reference, an introduction in some cases, to advanced quantatative methods in flow and transport. --Jon M. Wraith, Vadose Zone Journal
This is a very well prepared but highly scientific book, which is intended as text in advanced soil physics or vadose zone hydrology ... should prove to be a very useful reference for students, researchers, and modelers interested in the complex issue of soil water flow, contaminant transport, and environmental pollution abatement. International Journal of Environmental Studies
