van Genuchten & PDI Water Retention in R
Base-R functions to fit and evaluate the van Genuchten (1980) retention curve and its van Genuchten–PDI extension (Peters, 2013...
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Base-R functions to fit and evaluate the van Genuchten (1980) retention curve and its van Genuchten–PDI extension (Peters, 2013...
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R functions for fitting and calculating water rtention and hydraulic conductivity functions.
R functions for fitting and calculating water rtention and hydraulic conductivity functions.
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