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Michael Cosh installs soil moisture sensors near Stillwater, Okla., at the Marena, Oklahoma In Situ Sensor Testbed.
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Building a One-Stop Shop for Soil Moisture Information

by J. A. Clayton, S. Quiring, T. Ochsner, Michael Cosh, C. B. Baker, T. Ford, J. D. Bolten and M. Woloszyn 13 June 20195 January 2022

With a recent infusion of support from the federal government, the National Soil Moisture Network is moving ahead with its goal of integrating soil moisture data across the United States.

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Engaging the Public Through Writing an Op-Ed

by C. Labosier, L. Zhu and S. Quiring 2 October 20127 January 2022

Scientist-authored opinion articles provide scientists a way to directly connect with the general public.

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