fieldwork report and data summary

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School of Geography
University of Leeds
GEOG 1230
2003/2004
Level 1/Semester 1
Dr Pippa Chapman
Week 7 Semester 1
Group worksheet
FIELDWORK REPORT AND DATA SUMMARY
Names of contributors………………………………………………………………………………….
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Group Number:………………………………………
Sampling Grid Reference (12 figure):
Altitude (m):
Distance from River Aire (metres due south):
Pit sampling strategy (random, systematic, stratified):
Slope angle (degrees):
Land use:
Major vegetation types:
Site description (sketch map, comment on any local features, signs of disturbance, fences, distance from easily
recognisable features etc):
1
Annotated sketch of soil profile (include information on horizon depths (including the litter layer), the
boundaries between horizons – sharp or merging, smooth or irregular, presence of cemented layers, structures,
pores and channels and variation in colour in different parts of the soil – especially streaks or mottles as well as
any other distinctive features of the profile – try to identify the bedrock type for example):
2
Soil horizon properties
Soil depth (m):………………………………..
Number of horizons:………………………….
Details for each horizon:………………………
Horizon 1
Horizon 2
Horizon 3
Horizon 4
Horizon 5
Mean depth from
soil surface to
base of horizon
Horizon
nomenclature (if
appropriate)
Colour - hue
Colour - value
Colour - chroma
Final colour
notation
Soil texture
Soil structure
% stone content
Mean stone
diameter (m)
Most common
stone shape
CaCO3 content
score
Mottling, %
See Field trip handout for information on how to complete this table.
For each horizon give information on:
a) soil structure (shape, size and distinctness of structural aggregates):
b) moisture and consistence:
c) organic matter:
d) fauna – comment on type and amount:
e) pores and channels:
3
Infiltration
Plot a graph of infiltration rate (mm hr-1) against time for each of your infiltrometer experiments. You may want
to plot all data on one graph (see handout as an example). Then calculate the mean steady-state infiltration rate.
Final steady state infiltration rate (mm hr-1):
i)………. ii) ………… iii)………
iv) ………..
v)……..…. vi)………... vii)………. viii)…………
Mean steady-state infiltration rate (mm hr-1):………………………
Graphs:
4
Discussion (one side maximum – see field handout for guidance)
5
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