New moisture-monitoring technology is being deployed in Arizona to help predict flooding and prevent destructive wildfires. Salt River Project crews are burying soil sensors in the Tonto National ...

Abstract: Cosmic-ray neutron sensing (CRNS) has emerged as a promising technique for non-invasive, field-scale soil moisture monitoring, offering advantages over conventional point-based sensors.

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A pilot program is researching how new wireless moisture sensors can improve wildfire risk detection. SRP Wildfire Mitigation Specialist Barry Johnson breaks down how the sensors work.

Abstract: This study presents a biosensing platform that integrates a microcantilever with a nano-silicon strain sensor and a microelectrode array to enable simultaneous detection of critical ...

Contributed by Mary K. Firestone; received March 4, 2023; accepted June 3, 2024; reviewed by Gwyn A. Beattie, Duncan Cameron, and Angela Sessitsch Plants and microorganisms release metabolites that ...