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Accurate measurement of infiltration attributes for the soil's surface layer is critical for understanding the dynamics of soil water in response to rainfall or irrigation. This study used four large lysimeters to measure the early-time infiltration behaviour of a structured, well-drained, silt loam Dystric Cambisol. For each lysimeter there were four separate infiltration experiments, with a 480-mm-diameter...
Immediately following a wildfire, a layer of ash and charred material typically covers the ground. This layer will gradually be reduced, being redistributed by rainfall, wind or animals, by partial dissolution and by incorporation into the soil. Ash can increase or decrease the post-fire runoff and erosion response, depending upon the soil and ash properties and the ash thickness. One aspect of ash...
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