Canopy temperature is generally accepted as an indirect but rapid, accurate, and large-
scale indicator of crop water status and is, therefore, proposed to monitor irrigation needs …

Characterizing the temporal variation across a forest catchment soil volumetric water content
(VWC) with different environmental conditions at different depths for different seasons …

The comparison of meteorological data is a fundamental task within the techniques of
meteorological forecasting due to the cyclical nature of the climate. However, interpretation …

Weather types (WTs) are often used to assess the relationships between synoptic-scale
atmospheric dynamics and local scale climate anomalies. We focus here on Aotearoa New …

The world is becoming a hyper-connected environment where an abundance of data from
sensor networks can provide continuous information on the behaviour and performance of …

Juvenile plantation forest dynamics are complex but understanding and predicting early
growth and survival enables effective management. Information provided by traditional …

Here, we analyze the inter-relationships between weather types (WTs) and atmospheric
rivers (ARs) around Aotearoa New Zealand (ANZ), their respective properties, as well as …

Flystrike remains an important animal health issue on New Zealand sheep farms. To date no
useful predictive tool to assist farmers to develop control options has been available. The …

Under climate change, land use suitability for horticultural production will change; this has
prospects of both adverse socio-economic impacts for the industry in some regions, and …

Precision and bias of a model designed to predict site index of Scots pine (P. sylvestris L.)
from site variables in Sweden were tested using data from 1985 inventory plots. The model …