Oklahoma State University

Soil Physics Software

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Description: Canopeo is capable of rapidly and accurately measuring green canopy cover from images and video recordings.

Download Canopeo for Matlab R2014b or later. Image processing toolbox required.

 

For more information visit canopeoapp.com

 

Help file

Installation tutorial

 

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Screenshot of the Canopeo Matlab app.


Image and video samples

Images set 1 (10.8 MB)

Images set 2 (16.1)

Sample videos (410 MB)

 

 

Java Applications

 

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 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.

 

Topic Software and Supporting Documents
Steady-State Water Movement in Saturated and Unsaturated Soils Overview and Installation
Run Program
Program Documentation
Introduction to Water Movement in Soils
Steady-State Flow Exercises
Transient Water Movement in Soils Overview and Installation
Run Program
Chemflo 2000 Manual
Introduction to Water Movement in Soils
Transient Flow Exercises
Water Balance in the Root Zone Overview and Installation
Run Program for USA Data 
Run Program for New Zealand Data
Program Documentation
Water Balance Exercises  
Diffusion of Chemicals in Soils Overview and Installation
Run Program
Program Documentation
Exercises http://soilphysics.okstate.edu/software/Diffusion/exercises.html
Chemical Movement in Soils with Steady-State Water Flow Overview and Installation
Run Program 
Program Documentation
http://soilphysics.okstate.edu/software/cde/document.pdf
Exercises 
Chemical Movement in Soils with Transient Water Flow Overview and Installation
Run Program
Chemflo 2000 Manual
Transient Flow and Transport Exercises
CMIS: Chemical Movement in Soils - Educational Model Overview and Installation
Run US Edition
Run New Zealand Edition
Program Documentation

CMLS: Chemical Movement in Layered Soils - Management Model Overview and Installation
Run Program
Program Documentation

Chemical Mixing in an Aquifer Overview and Installation
Run Program
Program Documentation
Exercises

Soil Temperature Changes with Depth and Time Overview and Installation
Run Program
Program Documentation
Exercises
First-Order Degradation of Pesticides in Soils Overview and Installation
Run Program
Program Documentation
First-Order Degradation Exercises
Temperature-Dependent Degradation of Pesticides in Soils Overview and Installation
Run Program
Program Documentation
Temperature Dependent Degradation Exercises
PEET: Pesticide Economic and Environmental Tradeoffs Overview and Installation
Run Program for Oklahoma Data
Program Documentation
Herbicide Documentation for Oklahoma
Ground Water Hazard Calculation for Oklahoma
PEET Database Management


Soil Test Interpretation and Fertilizer Decision-Support System Overview and Installation
Run Program

 

Send comments and suggestions to D. L. Nofziger 

Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, 368 Ag Hall,

Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078
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