Soil Pedotransfer Function (PTF) to estimate Soil Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (SSKS)
SSKS_cal.Rd
This function calculates the Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (SSKS) based on various soil pedotransfer functions (PTFs) using soil properties as input parameters.
Usage
SSKS_cal(
S,
C,
SOM = 1.5,
SBDM = 1.5,
kmin = 0.1,
kmax = 250,
output = "bootmean"
)
SSKS_Ferrer(S)
SSKS_Rawls(S, C)
SSKS_Suleiman_Ritchie(S, C, SOM, SBDM, SPOR = NULL, WCFC = NULL)
SSKS_Saxton(S, C, SOM, SBDM, WCFC = NULL, WCWP = NULL, WCST = NULL)
Arguments
- S
Sand content (%) of the soil.
- C
Clay content (%) of the soil.
- SOM
Soil Organic Matter content (%) of the soil. Default is 1.5.
- SBDM
Soil Bulk Density (g/cm3) of the soil. Default is 1.5.
- kmin
Minimum threshold value for SSKS (mm/h). Default is 0.1.
- kmax
Maximum threshold value for SSKS (mm/h). Default is 250.
- output
Type of output to be returned. Options are 'data', 'summary', 'bootmean', 'mean', 'bootmedian', 'median', 'min', 'max', and 'sd'. Default is 'bootmean'.
- SPOR
Total Soil porosity (%)
- WCFC
Water Content at Field Capacity (%) - (-33kPa)
- WCWP
Water Content at Wilting Point (%) - (-1500 kPa)
- WCST
Water Content at Saturation (%) - (-10kPa)
Value
Returns a list or a numeric value of SSKS (mm/h) based on the 'output' parameter. If 'output' is 'data', it returns the complete dataset. If 'output' is 'summary', it returns the summary statistics of SSKS values. If 'output' is any of the other specified types, it returns the corresponding statistic.
References
SSKS Pedotransfer Functions:
Brakensiek et al. (1984) for SSKS_Brakensiek
Campbell and Shiozawa (1994) for SSKS_Campbell
Cosby et al. (1984) for SSKS_Cosby
Dane and Puckett (1994) for SSKS_Dane_Puck
Ferrer Julià et al. (2004) for SSKS_Ferrer
Jabro (1992) for SSKS_Jabro
Puckett et al. (1985) for SSKS_Puckett
RAWLS (1986) for SSKS_Rawls
Saxton, K. E., & Rawls, W. J. (2006). for SSKS_Saxton.
Suleiman, A. A., & Ritchie, J. T. (2001). for SSKS_Suleiman_Ritchie
Vereecken et al. (1990) for SSKS_Vereecken
Wösten et al. (1999) for SSKS_Wosten99
Examples
# Function Arguments
S <- 28
C = 15.7
SOM <- 2
SBDM = 1.5
# SSKS multi PTF
SSKS_cal(S, C)
#> WCFC was estimated using Saxton-PTF
#> Porosity was estimated using 2.65g/cm3 as particle density
#> [1] 9.451056
SSKS_cal(S, C, SOM, SBDM)
#> WCFC was estimated using Saxton-PTF
#> Porosity was estimated using 2.65g/cm3 as particle density
#> [1] 8.758996
SSKS_cal(S, C, output = 'summary')
#> WCFC was estimated using Saxton-PTF
#> Porosity was estimated using 2.65g/cm3 as particle density
#> # A tibble: 1 × 7
#> ssks_bootmean ssks_mean ssks_bootmedian ssks_median ssks_min ssks_max ssks_sd
#> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 9.96 9.55 10.0 8.98 0.256 31.7 8.58
SSKS_cal(S = 28.3, C = 15.7, output = 'mean')
#> WCFC was estimated using Saxton-PTF
#> Porosity was estimated using 2.65g/cm3 as particle density
#> [1] 9.584273
#' #For specific SSKS PTF:
SSKS_Saxton(S, C, SOM, SBDM)
#> [1] 10.61161
SSKS_Suleiman_Ritchie(S, C, SOM, SBDM)
#> WCFC was estimated using Saxton-PTF
#> Porosity was estimated using 2.65g/cm3 as particle density
#> [1] 8.923457