University of California, Riverside

Center for Conservation Biology



Automated Minirhizotron and Arrayed Rhizosphere Soil Sensors (AMARSS)


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AMARSS

The goal of the Automated-Minirhizotron and Arrayed Rhizosphere-Soil Sensors (NSF funded EF-0410408 and CRR-0120778) was to develop an integrated imaging, sensor, molecular-identification system for studying soil ecosystems in conjunction with eddy-covariance tower-based technology for studying ecosystem dynamics.

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Study Site Data Files

We currently have four AMR units taking daily images in the forest and meadow sites along with 11 sensor networks...

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Equipment

Automated Mini-Rhizotron & the Soil Sensor Arrayed System

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Publications

Our publications from 2007 to present.

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General Campus Information

University of California, Riverside
900 University Ave.
Riverside, CA 92521
Tel: (951) 827-1012

Department Information

Center for Conservation Biology
1303 Webber Hall

Tel: (951) 827-5494
Fax: (951) 827-2620
E-mail: kluce001@ucr.edu or cecelias@ucr.edu

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