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Soil Reanalysis

Scientific framing

How water moves through soils — infiltration, redistribution, recharge, evapotranspiration, and runoff — sets the state that all geohazards inherit. This page develops the water-flux and land-surface modeling that turn observations into a physically consistent soil reanalysis.

Water fluxes through soils

(Richards-equation / unsaturated flow, retention curves (van Genuchten, see Soil Hydromechanical Memory), partitioning between infiltration, runoff, and ET.)

Land-surface modeling

(Land-surface model structure, forcing, parameters; coupling to the atmosphere; how the reanalysis assimilates observations into these models.)

State variables & observables

(Soil moisture, water-table depth, fluxes; the observation operators linking them to seismic dv/vdv/v, remote sensing, and in-situ sensors.)

Evaluation & metrics

(Link to HazEvalHub: flux closure, mass balance, validation against ET and streamflow.)

Open questions & roadmap

References