A method for undisturbed soil calibration of fdr frequency domain reflective soil moisture sensor

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for undisturbed soil calibration of an FDR frequency-domain reflective soil moisture sensor, which relates to the technical field of meteorological detection; the method is as follows: Step 1: making a sample for undisturbed soil reflection frequency measurement: designing a penetrating soil extractor, Directly obtain a large volume of undisturbed soil samples. The samples are directly placed in a cylindrical acrylic container during the soil collection process, which can minimize the disturbance of the soil samples. The measuring sleeve is accurately installed on the soil samples by using the partition positioning method. Central; Step 2: Large-volume undisturbed soil moisture-frequency measurement; Step 3: Accurately measure the water content of large-volume undisturbed soil samples; the present invention enables the undisturbed soil to use the EnviroSMART multi-point position adjustable soil moisture sensor to measure the reflection of large-volume undisturbed soil At the same time, it can accurately measure the mass to invert the moisture content of large-volume undisturbed soil; use the mass measurement as a standard to determine the field soil moisture content and reflection frequency model.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a method for undisturbed soil calibration of an FDR frequency-domain reflective soil moisture sensor, and belongs to the technical field of meteorological detection. Background technique: [0002] Due to the complex diversity and variability of the actual soil physical and chemical structure, the soil electrical conductivity is different, and the soil electrical conductivity mainly depends on the number and size of soil pores, soil water conductivity (or pore water conductivity) and soil particles. For different soils, due to the influence of electrical conductivity, especially the influence of soil pH, the general calibration equation cannot be used, and specific soil calibration and data calibration are required to obtain the correct soil moisture content. [0003] At present, two calibration methods are generally used for soil moisture sensors: laboratory calibration is to take soil near the installed automatic soil moistu...

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[0003] At present, two calibration methods are generally used for soil moisture sensors: laboratory calibration is to take soil near the installed automatic soil moisture station, and after the soil is ground, removed impurities, and dried, it is made by controlling the amount of water added according to the mass ratio. Samples with different volumes of water content are used to calibrate the sensor. This method can only make one sample point of humidity value at a time. To obtain multiple sample points, repeated processing and water addition are required. The procedure is cumbersome and the workload is extremely heavy; field calibration in Manual soil drying and weighing observations are carried out around the sensor of the automatic observation equipment, and the automatic observation data of the instrument are recorded at the same time to obtain a series of manual and automatic observation volume water content data, and the instrument is corrected with manual data. The site can obtain better results, and the corrected automatic soil volumetric water content data is highly available, but for complex soil environments, uneven soil distribution and large variability, or restricted by climatic conditions, the corrected comparative sample data cannot cover the low, medium and high humidity range of soil station, the obtained corrected equation is likely to be inconsistent with the actual soil moisture

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