Observational analysis estimates water-table height in peat soil using drainage ditch data, indicating spatial variability.
A method is described whereby data from an automatic water-level recorder, centrally located between parallel drainage ditches, are used to estimate water-table height at various locations within the drained area. The study site had a 12-foot accumulation of peat.
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