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• W1484781764 abstract "Worldwide, irrigation uses about 69% of available freshwater resources (Fry, 2005). In the United States, 82% of freshwater resources are used for irrigation purposes. Major concerns on future planetary freshwater resources are the effects of climate change on changing sea temperature and levels, annual snowpack, drought and flood events, as well as changes in water quality, and general ecosystem vulnerabilities (US Global Change Research Program, 2011). Changes in the extreme climatic events are more likely to occur at the regional level than show in national or global statistics. The unpredictability of climatic events is of key concern to farmers in all countries, since the availability and cost of irrigation water is likely to be compounded by increased regulations and competition. Over the past 50 years, the urban demand for freshwater in the United States has also been increasing (Hutson et al. 2004), while the quality of both surface and groundwater has been decreasing due to pollution from both point and nonpoint sources (Secchi et al. 2007). Nitrogen, phosphorus and many other inorganic and organic pollutants such as pesticides and herbicides are being found at increasing concentrations in groundwater under agricultural areas (Guimera, 1998). As demands on water and the cost of purification increase, the cost of freshwater resources will increase and the availability will likely decrease for agriculture. Population growth in the 20th century increased by a factor of three while water withdrawals increased by a factor of seven during the same time, with little hope of these rates slowing in the near future (Agarwal et al. 2000)." @default.
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• W1484781764 date "2012-03-09" @default.
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• W1484781764 title "Using Wireless Sensor Networks for Precision Irrigation Scheduling" @default.
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