The Tarrawarra data set: Soil moisture patterns, soil characteristics, and hydrological flux measurements

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Experiments investigating the spatial variability of soil moisture conducted in the 10.5 ha Tarrawarra catchment, southeastern Australia, are described. The resulting data include high-resolution soil moisture maps (over 10,000 point measurements at up to 2060 sites), information from 125 soil cores, over 1000 soil moisture profiles from 20 sites, 2500 water level measurements from 74 piezometers, surface roughness and vegetation measurements, meteorological and hydrological flux measurements, and topographic survey data. These experiments required a major commitment of resources including 250 person days in the field, with a further 100 person days in the laboratory preparing for field trips and checking and collating data. These data are available on the World Wide Web (http://www.civag.unimelb.edu.au/data/).

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Western, A. W., & Grayson, R. B. (1998). The Tarrawarra data set: Soil moisture patterns, soil characteristics, and hydrological flux measurements. Water Resources Research, 34(10), 2765–2768. https://doi.org/10.1029/98WR01833

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