Soil data at sites near Geneva Lake, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, and Long Lake, near New Auburn, Wisconsin

Graczyk, David J.; Greb, Steven R.

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The goals of this project are to describe how water moves through shallow soil and how vegetated buffers influence this flow. This was accomplished by using a series of soil-moisture probes which track the lateral and vertical movement of water during natural and artificial rainfall/runoff events. The purpose of this report is to summarize soil-moisture data collected at near-shore areas adjacent to two Wisconsin lakes.

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77065

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Graczyk, David J.; Greb, Steven R.

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Wisconsin Water Science Center

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iv, 10 p.

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Open-File Report

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OFR

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2006-1191

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Soil data at sites near Geneva Lake, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, and Long Lake, near New Auburn, Wisconsin; 2006; OFR; 2006-1191; Graczyk, David J.; Greb, Steven R.

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Soil data at sites near Geneva Lake, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, and Long Lake, near New Auburn, Wisconsin; 2006; OFR; 2006-1191; Graczyk, David J.; Greb, Steven R.