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(1995) Isopachs
Curves, on an areal map of an aquifer, that join all points of equal groundwater rise or fall during a specified period of time.
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Irrigation
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Dictionary - ISO Certified Irrigation Equipment Terms
- Paired comparison
- Isobar
- Isotherm, or Isothermal line
- Isohyet, Isohyetose, Isohyetal line, or Isopluvial line
- Isohyetal map, or Isopluvial map
- Isopercental map
- Isochion, or Isonival
- Histograph, or Isochrone
- Isopiestic line, or Pressure surface contour
- Hydro-isobaths, or Isobaths of water table
- Hydro-isopleth map
- Isobath
- Isokinetic sampling
- Mallee soil, Solonized brown soil, Mallisol
- Isopachs
- Isograms, or Isohaline lines
- Transverse isotropy
- Isolated roughness flow
- Isovels, or Isotaches
- Distributor, Divisor, or Divider
- Proportional distributor, Proportional divisor, or Proportional divider
- Fixed proportional distributor, Fixed proportional divisor, or Fixed proportional divider
- Regulated proportional distributor, Regulated proportional divisor, or Regulated proportional divider
- Preferential distributor, Preferential divisor, or Preferential divider
- Take-off distributor, Take-off divisor, or Take-off divider
- US type proportional divisor
- Irrigation pipe aqueduct, Pipe aqueduct, Pipe flume
- Syphon, Inverted siphon, Irrigation syphon, Canal syphon, Syphon superpassage
- Capping slab, Combined capping slab, Isolated capping slab
- Lift irrigation area, or Lift area
- Continuous-flow irrigation
- Night-storage irrigation system
- Intermittent-flow irrigation system
- Irrigation return flow
- Farm irrigation structures
- Resource transfer works and equipment
- Isobath of the piezometric surface
- Isovent
- Collective irrigation system
- Individual irrigation system
- Perennial irrigation
- Seasonal irrigation
- Supplemental irrigation
- Systematic irrigation
- Flow irrigation, or Gravity irrigation
- Pumping irrigation
- Inundation irrigation
- Irrigation from a storage reservoir
- Irrigation from groundwater
- Irrigation by flood water spreading
- Sailab irrigation (a term used in India and Pakistan)
- Micro basin irrigation
- Irrigation by spreading
- Irrigation
- Irrigation interval
- Irrigation dose
- Ideal irrigation interval
- Irrigation season
- Fall irrigation (USA)
- Winter irrigation (USA)
- Early irrigation (USA)
- Sub-irrigation
- Overirrigation
- Irrigation canals
- Surface irrigation
- Flood irrigation
- Basin method of irrigation, or Irrigation by beds
- Flush irrigation
- Spate irrigation
- Border irrigation, or Border method
- Flooding from ditches, or (contour ditch irrigation)
- Corrugation irrigation
- Furrow irrigation
- Surge irrigation
- Duration of irrigation
- Secondary flow, Two discharge, or Cutback irrigation
- Primary flow irrigation (single discharge)
- Wave irrigation
- Irrigation through buried drains, Irrigation-drainage, or Vallenhove process
- Irrigation by nappe control, or Ramspol process
- Selection of irrigation parameters
- Levelling equipment
- Sprinkler irrigation
- Irrigation terminal
- Irrigation device
- Perforated pipe sprinkler irrigation
- Irrigation sprinkler machine
- Centre pivot irrigation
- Lateral-move irrigation machine sprinkler method
- Solid set irrigation
- Piloting of irrigation
- Irrigation cycle
- Micro-irrigation, Localized irrigation, Drip irrigation, Trickle irrigation
- Mobile micro-irrigation
- Pulse irrigation
- Surface drip irrigation
- Buried drip irrigation
- Drip irrigation functioning by propulsions
- Micro-irrigation network
- Micro-irrigation nozzle-line
- Irrigation dose
- Semi-automatic control (of irrigation)
- Micro-irrigation system with hydraulic sequential operation
- Automatic control (of irrigation)
- Porous wall microirrigation tubing
- Proportional irrigation pump
- Irrigation water
- Irrigation water requirement, Irrigation need
- Net irrigation requirement, Farm delivery requirement, or Delta at farm
- Crop irrigation requirement
- Diversion requirement, Gross irrigation requirement, or Delta at head of main canal
- Optimum irrigation requirements
- Irrigation efficiency, Farm irrigation efficiency, Farm delivery efficiency, Water conveyance and delivery efficiency, or Overall efficiency
- Irrigation water-requirement
- Subirrigation
- Surge irrigation
- Irrigation water use efficiency
- Unit irrigation efficiency
- Economic efficiency of irrigation
- Irrigation efficiency
- Agronomic efficiency of irrigation or Agronomic productivity of irrigation
- Degree of durability of irrigation
- Anisotropic
- Jet pressure equipment
- Isotropic
- Equipment for tunneling
- Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system
- Shut-off valve or Isolating valve
- Programmed irrigation
- Fully automatic irrigation system
- Irrigation development project or system
- Isolating mechanism
- Isotope
- Radioisotopes
- Economic poisons
- Irrigation
- Surface irrigation
- Basin Irrigation
- Overhead irrigation
- Sub‑irrigation
- Microirrigation
- Trickle irrigation
- Drip irrigation
- Total irrigation
- Supplemental irrigation
- Preplant irrigation
- Organic irrigation
- Conjunctive irrigation planning
- Irrigation project
- Irrigation potential
- Assessment of irrigation charges
- Irrigation cess
- Water rate, Water charge, Irrigation rate, or Irrigation assessment
- Primary benefits, Primary effects, Direct irrigation benefits, or Direct irrigation effects
- Secondary benefits, Secondary effects, Indirect irrigation benefits, or Indirect irrigation effects
- Economic value of unit of irrigation water
- Revenue value of a unit of irrigation water
- Alternative costs comparison method
