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matadorqk
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I am performing the Group IV Experiment in approximately 3 days, and I needed some last-minute help and suggestions towards what I am doing. My group is examining two ecosystems, one with and one without a river. We will view how different water and soil factors affect the biodiversity of the area.
I can't do the following tasks as other groups are already doing them:
My current experiment involves a variety of small factors, such as altitude, and air pressure, but nothing concrete. I had got as a suggestion moisture of the soil, but linking moisture of the soil to evaporation is a rather weak physics link overall.
I would like some suggestions for my experiment, anything I can perform or measure that will be time-consuming, and worthwhile to contribute. If you can, list the materials to actually perform the experiment, and please try to keep them reasonable, considering it is rather hard for me to get these materials.
If you do not know of another good experiment, perhaps you could elaborate on a better link within soil moisture and physics?
Thank you,
matadorqk
I can't do the following tasks as other groups are already doing them:
- Flow of the Water
- UV Radiation Measurements
- Conductivity of the Water
My current experiment involves a variety of small factors, such as altitude, and air pressure, but nothing concrete. I had got as a suggestion moisture of the soil, but linking moisture of the soil to evaporation is a rather weak physics link overall.
I would like some suggestions for my experiment, anything I can perform or measure that will be time-consuming, and worthwhile to contribute. If you can, list the materials to actually perform the experiment, and please try to keep them reasonable, considering it is rather hard for me to get these materials.
If you do not know of another good experiment, perhaps you could elaborate on a better link within soil moisture and physics?
Thank you,
matadorqk