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Gene Tsudik,Mauro Conti,Georgios Smaragdakisffering in mechanics, both of these branches of statistics serve to incorporate the impact of uncertainty on decisions made regarding a measured variable. The purpose of this chapter is to delineate methods for estimation and making comparisons between soil processes and properties that exhibit a pa

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Analysis of Lognormal Data,ffering in mechanics, both of these branches of statistics serve to incorporate the impact of uncertainty on decisions made regarding a measured variable. The purpose of this chapter is to delineate methods for estimation and making comparisons between soil processes and properties that exhibit a pa

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Book 1992ot always assure parallel improvements in the quality of air and, particularly, water resources, this is often the case. However, soil deg- radation is invariably accompanied by degraded qualities of both air and water resources. The consensus among many scientists is that the greatest challenge is

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceation rates may be reduced by an order of magnitude, even in soils which visually appear to wet “normally” (Wallis et al., 1991). Repellent soils have been reported in many countries (DeBano and Letey, 1969) and may occupy large areas, such as the sandy soils of South and Western Australia (Bond, 19

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Gene Tsudik,Mauro Conti,Georgios Smaragdakisned through experimentation. The field of statistics can be divided roughly into two areas: estimation and comparison. In estimation, the goal is to construct an estimate for a certain attribute (e.g., the rate of microbial respiration for a particular soil) along with some measure of the uncertaint