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TitleApplication of time-lapse ERT to determine the impact of using brackish wastewater for maize irrigation
AbstractIn agricultural practices the huge demand on fresh water for irrigation, together with water scarcity, encourages the reuse of wastewater as a water resource. Integrated management of water resources by considering the efficient use of wastewater could result in fresh water saving.
SourceJournal of hydrology (Amst.) 582
KeywordsTreated wastewater reuseSustainable irrigationBrackish waterRoot water uptakeElectrical resistivity tomography (ERT)Fresh water saving
JournalJournal of hydrology (Amst.)
EditorElsevier, Oxford ;, Paesi Bassi
Year2020
TypeArticolo in rivista
DOI10.1016/j.jhydrol.2019.124465
AuthorsDe Carlo, Lorenzo; Battilani, Adriano; Solimando, Domenico; Caputo, Maria Clementina
Text422427 2020 10.1016/j.jhydrol.2019.124465 Scopus 000517663700055 Treated wastewater reuse Sustainable irrigation Brackish water Root water uptake Electrical resistivity tomography ERT Fresh water saving Application of time lapse ERT to determine the impact of using brackish wastewater for maize irrigation De Carlo, Lorenzo; Battilani, Adriano; Solimando, Domenico; Caputo, Maria Clementina National Research Council CNR , Water Research Institute; Canale Emiliano Romagnolo In agricultural practices the huge demand on fresh water for irrigation, together with water scarcity, encourages the reuse of wastewater as a water resource. Integrated management of water resources by considering the efficient use of wastewater could result in fresh water saving. A field experiment was conducted to compare the effects of two irrigation water sources, brackish secondary treated wastewater and surface canal fresh water, on maize crop. During the irrigation cycle, soil water content distribution was estimated by means of time lapse mode electrical resistivity tomography ERT , soil electrical resistivity being highly sensitive to soil moisture and water salinity. The effects of the two water sources on the spatial temporal distribution of ERT derived soil moisture values were assessed, and different roots behaviors observed. Results show a decreased root water uptake with brackish irrigation water with respect to fresh water. 582 Published version Articolo in rivista Elsevier 0022 1694 Journal of hydrology Amst. Journal of hydrology Amst. J. hydrol. Amst. Journal of hydrology. Amst. Journal of hydrology Lausanne Amst. Journal of hydrology New York Amst. Journal of hydrology Oxford Amst. Journal of hydrology Shannon Amst. Journal of hydrology Tokyo Amst. mariaclementina.caputo CAPUTO MARIA CLEMENTINA lorenzo.decarlo DE CARLO LORENZO