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Soils are the excited skin of the Earth; they are geographically positioned as the interface between the atmosphere and the lithosphere, embodying 1800 Gt of carbon. Today, we are focusing on the…
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Lecture 13. We discuss the role of the element carbon on Earth, how it moves around in a process we call the carbon cycle, where it is stored, where the biggest reservoirs and fluxes are, and why it…
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Lecture 1. Physical geography encompasses the field of Earth systems science, the area of study that seeks to understand Earth as an interacting set of physical, chemical, and biologicalsystems.…
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This 58-minute presentation describes how to measure cumulative infiltration and infiltration rate through time.
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This 51-minute presentation presents a long list of technologies for making holes in the Earth's surface to collect subsurface sedimentary samples as well as to create wells for groundwater…
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This 29-minute presentation presents numerous methods for measuring erosion and deposition in flux units of length, volume, and mass per time.
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In this conversation, Emeritus Professor Kenneth Tanji discusses his career at the University of California at Davis, including important persons and events that shaped his interests and scholarship,…
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442Name:
Interviewer:Kate ScowDate Interviewed: 11/8/2016Date appointed: 1970
Date Retired: 2006
Department: Land, Air, and Water Resources
Link:In
this conversation, Emeritus Professor Dennis…
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Name: Michael J Singer Interviewer: Randal J Southard Date Interviewed: 4/24/2015 Date Appointed: 1973 Date Retired: 2009 Department: Land Air and Water Resources In this conversation ,…
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Name: Gordon L. Huntington Interviewer: Victor V. Rendig Date Interviewed: 3/14/2000 Date Appointed: 1943 Date Retired: 1990 Departments: Land, Air, and Water Resources In this conversation ,…
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