Hydropedology

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages ix-xi, Henry Lin
Foreword, Pages xiii-xiv, Brent Clothier
Chapter 1 - Hydropedology: Addressing Fundamentals and Building Bridges to Understand Complex Pedologic and Hydrologic Interactions, Pages 3-39, Henry Lin
Chapter 2 - Understanding Soil Architecture and Its Functional Manifestation across Scales, Pages 41-74, Henry Lin
Chapter 3 - Preferential Flow in a Pedological Perspective, Pages 75-120, Nicholas J. Jarvis, Julien Moeys, John Koestel, John M. Hollis
Chapter 4 - Preferential Flow Dynamics and Plant Rooting Systems, Pages 121-141, Peter F. Germann, Benjamin Lange, Peter Lüscher
Chapter 5 - Redoximorphic Features as Related to Soil Hydrology and Hydric Soils, Pages 143-172, M.J. Vepraskas, D.L. Lindbo
Chapter 6 - Subaqueous Soils: Pedogenesis, Mapping, and Applications, Pages 173-204, M.C. Rabenhorst, M.H. Stolt
Chapter 7 - Quantifying Processes Governing Soil-Mantled Hillslope Evolution, Pages 205-242, Arjun M. Heimsath
Chapter 8 - Thermodynamic Limits of the Critical Zone and their Relevance to Hydropedology, Pages 243-281, Axel Kleidon, Erwin Zehe, Henry Lin
Chapter 9 - Hydropedology in Caliche Soils Weathered from Glen Rose Limestone of Lower Cretaceous Age in Texas, Pages 285-327, Larry P. Wilding, Maria M. Nobles, Bradford P. Wilcox, Charles M. Woodruff Jr., Henry Lin
Chapter 10 - Hydropedology in Seasonally Dry Landscapes: The Palouse Region of the Pacific Northwest USA, Pages 329-350, Erin S. Brooks, Jan Boll, Paul A. McDaniel
Chapter 11 - Hydropedology of the North American Coastal Temperate Rainforest, Pages 351-380, David V. D\'Amore, Jason B. Fellman, Richard T. Edwards, Eran Hood, Chien-Lu Ping
Chapter 12 - Hydropedology in the Ridge and Valley: Soil Moisture Patterns and Preferential Flow Dynamics in Two Contrasting Landscapes, Pages 381-411, Ying Zhao, Jialiang Tang, Chris Graham, Qing Zhu, Ken Takagi, Henry Lin
Chapter 13 - Geophysical Investigations of Soil–Landscape Architecture and Its Impacts on Subsurface Flow, Pages 413-447, James Doolittle, Qing Zhu, Jun Zhang, Li Guo, Henry Lin
Chapter 14 - Hydropedology, Geomorphology, and Groundwater Processes in Land Degradation: Case Studies in South West Victoria, Australia, Pages 449-481, Richard MacEwan, Peter Dahlhaus, Jonathon Fawcett
Chapter 15 - Hydropedology as a Powerful Tool for Environmental Policy and Regulations: Toward Sustainable Land Use, Management and Planning, Pages 483-512, J. Bouma
Chapter 16 - Soil Information in Hydrologic Models: Hard Data, Soft Data, and the Dialog between Experimentalists and Modelers, Pages 515-536, Michael Rinderer, Jan Seibert
Chapter 17 - Hydrological Classifications of Soils and their Use in Hydrological Modeling, Pages 537-557, A. Lilly, S.M. Dunn, N.J. Baggaley
Chapter 18 - Subsurface Flow Networks at the Hillslope Scale: Detection and Modeling, Pages 559-593, Chris B. Graham, Henry Lin
Chapter 19 - Hydrologic Information in Pedologic Models, Pages 595-636, A. Samouëlian, P. Finke, Y. Goddéris, S. Cornu
Chapter 20 - Modeling and Mapping Soil Spatial and Temporal Variability, Pages 637-664, D.J. Mulla
Chapter 21 - Digital Soil Mapping: Interactions with and Applications for Hydropedology, Pages 665-709, J.A. Thompson, S. Roecker, S. Grunwald, P.R. Owens
Chapter 22 - Coupling Biogeochemistry and Hydropedology to Advance Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling Science, Pages 711-735, Michael J. Castellano, David Bruce Lewis, Danielle M. Andrews, Marshall D. McDaniel
Chapter 23 - Coupling Ecohydrology and Hydropedology at Different Spatio-Temporal Scales in Water-Limited Ecosystems, Pages 737-758, Xiao-Yan Li, Henry Lin, Delphis F. Levia
Chapter 24 - Hydropedology: Summary and Outlook, Pages 759-781, Henry Lin
Index, Pages 783-800
Color Plates, Pages 1-44