Search for tag: "irrigation"
American Acequias: New Mexicans and National Belonging, Jacquelyn M. Davila, UG '22 (3945831)Acequias are gravity-fed irrigation ditches managed by communities of farmers called parciantes. At the turn of the seventeenth century, colonial Spanish settlers introduced acequias into the arid…
From Research Princeton Research Day
5 likes
93 plays
|
|
PRD 2020 Webinar: Day 2May 6th, 2020 webinar "ENVIRONMENT". Hosted by Pascale Poussart, Director of the Office of Undergraduate Research, with welcome by Jill Dolan, Dean of the College. Presenters: Kasia…
From Pascale Poussart
0 likes
135 plays
|
|
Soft Eversion Robots in Application of Minimally Invasive Subsurface Drip IrrigationCurrently, the installation of underground irrigation water lines requires a capital and labor intensive process that often includes the complete upheaval of top soil. This means that subsurface drip…
From Research Princeton Research Day
0 likes
84 plays
|
|
Optimizing Irrigation Under Multiple ObjectivesIn many regions of the world, irrigation is vital to food security and agricultural productivity. Prudent management of irrigation systems and water use becomes paramount under a probable scenario of…
From Research Princeton Research Day
1 likes
32 plays
|