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  • Frontiers in Hydropedology: Interdisciplinary Research from Soil Architecture to the Critical Zone

    • Authors: Li, X.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Lin, H.; Gerke, H.H. (2018)

  • This preface for the special section provides a brief background on hydropedology as an emerging interdisciplinary science. The 10 articles included in this special section stem from presentations given at the third International Conference on Hydropedology held in August 2016 in Beijing, China, which highlighted the importance of soil architecture and preferential flow, soil moisture and hillslope hydrology, hydrologic flux and soil structure interactions at different scales, soil biophysical and biochemical complexity, and Critical Zone science.
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  • Qinghai Lake Basin Critical Zone Observatory on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau

    • Authors: Li, X.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Yang, X,; Ma, Y.; Hu, G.; Hu, X. (2018)

  • The Qinghai Lake Basin Critical Zone Observatory (QLBCZO) is being established to study alpine hydrology, carbon–water processes, and ecological functions on the northeastern QTP. Previous studies in the QLBCZO mainly focused on ecohydrologic processes and the water budget. Currently, the QLBCZO is designed to integrate state‐of the‐art observation techniques (such as including deep coring, ground‐penetrating radar, electrical resistance tomography, isotope technique, and remote sensing) and frontier modeling approaches to investigate: (i) the three‐dimensional architecture of the subsurface environment (vegetation–soil–rock–microbial community) as well as the carbon and water storage...