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Soil Texture Emerges as the Hidden Variable Deciding When Crops Truly Need
8+ hour, 1+ min ago (88+ words) A single irrigation sensor can mean the difference between a thriving field and a thirsty one, but new research suggests that the same sensor reading may tell two entirely different stories depending on the soil it is buried in. In…...
Locked Fault Patches and Low b-Values Point to Strong Earthquake Hotspots
8+ hour, 49+ min ago (664+ words) Beneath the arid expanses of north-central China, the faults that bound the western edge of the Ordos block are quietly accumulating the stress that has repeatedly unleashed destructive earthquakes across centuries. A new study published in Earth and Planetary Physics,…...
New multi-scale cross-modal method improves water surface scene
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (112+ words) Registering images captured by different sensors—say, a visible-light camera and a thermal infrared imager—has long been one of the most stubborn problems in computer vision. The difficulty explodes when the scene in question is open water. A research…...
P1-KAN: An Effective Kolmogorov-Arnold Network for Hydraulic Valley
2+ week, 1+ day ago (71+ words) A new artificial-intelligence architecture designed to handle the jagged, unruly mathematics of real-world systems has outperformed both conventional neural networks and established optimization software in a demanding test involving a French hydraulic valley. Called P1-KAN, the model is a new…...
Hidden survival strategy emerges for California’s most endangered salmon
3+ week, 1+ day ago (555+ words) Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon are facing a hidden survival crisis during the first days of life, when tiny embryos developing inside river gravel encounter temperatures that can determine whether they ever emerge....
Urban Growth Drives Collapse of Tropical Stream Ecosystems
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Machine Learning Monitors High-Rise Health on Thick Sediments Using Ambient
4+ week, 1+ day ago (563+ words) A high-rise building can appear perfectly still while the ground beneath it is constantly moving. Traffic, trains, construction, ocean waves, atmospheric pressure and distant earthquakes generate a nearly continuous background of tiny vibrations known as seismic ambient noise. Individually, these…...
Arizona Water Imports Compared: Sea of Cortez Desalination vs Atmospheric
4+ week, 2+ day ago (685+ words) Arizona’s water future may hinge on a choice between two radically different ways of importing moisture into one of the driest regions of the United States: moving seawater inland through a large centralized desalination system, or producing drinking water close…...
GPS satellite data calibrated for improved space weather research
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (230+ words) A new study tackles this problem head-on by performing the first systematic cross-calibration of energetic electron flux measurements from 25 GPS satellites. The work produces a unified record spanning two full solar cycles, turning GPS into what is essentially a multi-platform…...
Biodiversity boosts productivity most during extreme drought in dry
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (333+ words) Biodiversity doesn’t boost ecosystem productivity in the same way everywhere when climate extremes hit. A new global synthesis draws on 75 long-term biodiversity experiments and finds that the payoff for having more species depends strongly on where—or how—drought intensifies....