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Oagile Dikinya

University of Botswana Botswana

Dr. Oagile Dikinya is a Geoscientist/Soil Physicist and is currently a Associate Professor at the Department of Environmental Science, University of Botswana. He holds BSc degree (Physics and Environmental Science) from the University of Botswana in 1988; MSc (Soil & Water), University of Wageningen, The Netherlands in 1992 and a PhD degree (Soil Science), University of Western Australia in 2006. As a senior academic, he is involved in the supervision of both undergraduate and postgraduate research projects as well as in research in the area of soil and water management particularly soil permeability investigations. He has numerous research and publications record of 42 publication pieces including 19 refereed journal articles, 2 book chapter, 11 conference articles and 11 technical reports. Most of his refereed articles are extensively published in the so called high impact factor indexed journals. Further, Dr. Dikinya is a reviewer in many international peer reviewed journals including Geoderma,. Soil Research, Agricultural Water Management, International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology etc

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This book provides the state of the art of the investigation and the in-depth analysis of hydraulic conductivity from the theoretical to semi-empirical models perspective as well as policy development associated with management of land resources emanating from drainage-problem soils. A group of international experts contributed to the development of this book. It is envisaged that this thought provoking book will excite and appeal to academics, engineers, researchers and University students who seek to explore the breadth and in-depth knowledge about hydraulic conductivity. Investigation into hydraulic conductivity is important to the understanding of the movement of solutes and water in the terrestrial environment. Transport of these fluids has various implications on the ecology and quality of environment and subsequently sustenance of livelihoods of the increasing world population. In particular, water flow in the vadose zone is of fundamental importance to geoscientists, soil scientists, hydrogeologists and hydrologists and allied professionals.

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Developments in Hydraulic Conductivity Research

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