Abstract:Abstract. Above-ground cosmic-ray neutron sensing (CRNS) allows for the non-invasive estimation of the field-scale soil moisture content in the upper decimetres of the soil. However, large parts of the deeper vadose zone remain outside of its observational window. Retrieving soil moisture information from these deeper layers requires extrapolation, modelling, or other methods, all of which come with methodological challenges. Against this background, we investigate CRNS for downhole soil moisture measurements … Show more
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