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Agroseismology and the impact of farming practices on soil hydrodynamics

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By Garrett Sager, Scott Jasechko, Qibin Shi, David Montgomery, Abigail Swann, Nicoleta C. Cristea, Ethan Williams, Nan You, Simon Jeffery Verified, Joe Collins, Paula A. Misiewicz, Tarje Nissen-Meyer, Marine A. Denolle, Ana Prada Barrio
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Abstract Impacts of farming practices on soil hydrodynamics are central to understanding agricultural landscapes covering almost half of the world’s habitable land. Combining observations from distributed acoustic sensing with physics-based hydromechanical modeling, we tracked minute-resolution, meter-scale seismic and hydrological changes across agricultural fields with controlled histories of tillage and compaction.
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The rise, collapse, and compaction of Mt. Mantap from the 3 September 2017 North Korean nuclear test

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By Nanyang Technological, Qibin Shi, Mehdi Nikkhoo, Shengji Wei
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The rise, collapse, and compaction of Mt. Mantap from the 3 September 2017 North Korean nuclear test

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By Nanyang Technological, Qibin Shi, Mehdi Nikkhoo, Shengji Wei
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Surveillance of clandestine nuclear tests relies on a global seismic network, but the potential of spaceborne monitoring has been underexploited. Here, we determined the complete surface displacement field of up to 3.5 m of divergent horizontal motion with 0.5 m of subsidence associated with North Korea’s largest underground nuclear test using satellite radar imagery.
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