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Surface gamma-neutron gauges are extensively used for the determination of soil physical properties such as density. Substantial differences are sometimes observed between density values provided by these gauges when using factory-supplied calibrations and gravimetric density measurements. These differences can be as high as 16%. In this paper it is shown that, using homogeneous materials with different known densities covering a wider range, it is possible to find a better calibration equation. This calibration provides density values in agreement with gravimetric measurements.
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Tominaga et al. (2000) studied this question.
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