Remote sensing and relief data to predict soil saturated hydraulic conductivity in a calcareous watershed, Iran
Authors:
- Afshin HonarbakhshAHAfshin Honarbakhsh
- Mohammad TahmouresMTMohammad Tahmoures
- Sayed Fakhreddin AfzaliSASayed Fakhreddin Afzali
- Mohammad KhajehzadehMohammad Khajehzadeh
- Mohammed Sardar AliMAMohammed Sardar Ali
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