Sign in to download full-size image Fig. 1.Map of the prairie region, indicated by the gray area. Nine sites that are referred to in this paper include: Vauxhall (VA); Kindersley (KN); Dalmeny (DL); Warman (WR); St. Denis (SD); Moose mountain (MM); Smith Creek (SC); Nelson ...
The elevation gently decreases to sea level in northeastern Manitoba. The Rocky Mountains location is the high elevation at the lower left corner of the map (Fig. 1). Glaciation is largely responsible for most of the landforms seen in the Canadian Prairies. This includes several shallow lakes,...
Soil organic carbon. The EDCM model was able to derive the annual SOC storage for the entire region (with 10 × 10 sampling approach as stated in the Methods). Because corn cultivation is the focus of the study, it would be specific to isolate the spatial SOC storage map ...
Over 90% of canola production across the Canadian prairies makes use of herbicide-tolerant (HT) varieties. Yet, respondents were generally uniform in their criticism of RRW, regardless whether they were HT users, non-HT-users, conservation tillage or organic in approach. They had a sophisticated ...
The gradient exists between an area of anomalously cold water in the east-central North Pacific in the area 30°N-40°N latitude and 165°W-135°W longitude, and an area of anomalously warm water along the central west coast of North America in the area 45°N-55°N latitude and 130°...
CaPA is an interpolated (6h or 24 h accumulation) reanalysis precipitation product in near real time covering all of North America. The analysis procedure involves point-to-point (P2P) and map-to-map (M2M) comparisons, followed by proxy validation using an operational version of the WATFLOOD ...
CaPA is an interpolated (6h or 24h accumulation) reanalysis precipitation product in near real time covering all of North America. The analysis procedure involves point-to-point (P2P) and map-to-map (M2M) comparisons, followed by proxy validation using an operational version of the WATFLOOD?