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The table below contains links to software and related documentation we developed as research tools, instructional aids, and decision-support systems for managing soil and water resources. All of this software was written in Java and utilizes the Sun Microsystems Java Web Start technology. It operates on a variety of operating systems including Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and Solaris. Mac OS X users can run the software by simply clicking on the link labeled "Run Program". Other users must first install the Java Runtime Environment (Java Web Start is included) software available free of charge. That software for Microsoft Windows is available here. The latest version for all platforms is available at http://java.sun.com/. Once that installation is completed, any of the programs can be run by clicking on the "Run Program" link. This software is our most current software with the greatest number of features. Some of the software is available in applet form as well. A summary of differences between applets and Web Start applications is available here. We strongly urge you to use this Web Start form of the software. This interactive software forms part of the resources developed to utilize aquifer vulnerability assessment as a framework for teaching soil physics. An overview of the approach and comments on its advantages and disadvantages is available here as a pdf file. The resources were developed in part with funding from a USDA Educational Challenge Grant. |
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Steady-State Water Movement in Saturated and Unsaturated Soils |
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Transient Water Movement in Soils |
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Water Balance in
the Root Zone |
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Diffusion of
Chemicals in Soils |
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Chemical Movement in Soils with Steady-State Water Flow |
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Chemical Movement in Soils with Transient Water Flow |
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CMIS: Chemical
Movement in Soils - Educational Model |
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CMLS: Chemical Movement in Layered Soils - Management Model |
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Chemical Mixing
in an Aquifer |
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Soil Temperature Changes with Depth and Time |
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First-Order Degradation of Pesticides in Soils |
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Temperature-Dependent Degradation of Pesticides in Soils |
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PEET: Pesticide Economic and Environmental
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Herbicide Documentation for Oklahoma Groundwater Hazard Calculation for
Oklahoma |
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Soil Test Interpretation and Fertilizer
Decision-Support System |
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Send comments and suggestions to D. L. Nofziger Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, 368 Ag Hall, Oklahoma State University,
Stillwater, OK 74078 |