August 26th, 27st, and 28nd 2025

Soil Hydrology Methods Workshop

Soil Hydrology Methods Workshop

When: August 26th, 27st, 28nd 2025

Where: Santa Barbara, California

Welcome to the Soil Hydrology Methods Workshop!

Join us for an engaging and informative workshop on soil hydrology, presented by Stevens Water, UGT, and SoilMoisture. This event will take place at the SoilMoisture office in beautiful Santa Barbara, California, from August 20th to 22nd.

About the Workshop

This workshop is designed for researchers and professionals interested in advancing their knowledge of soil hydrology methods. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in presentations by leading researchers in the field, as well as hands-on product workshops that showcase the latest technologies and techniques for measuring and analyzing soil moisture.

Whether you are looking to enhance your research capabilities or gain practical insights into soil hydrology applications, this workshop promises to be a valuable experience.

A detailed program with the lectures, the times and the supporting program will follow..

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with experts and peers while exploring innovative solutions for effective soil management. We look forward to welcoming you!

Presented by

SoilMoisture is the gold standard in soil physics and soil hydrology markets around the world. SoilMoisture’s products have become vital tools for society to assess challenges to agriculture, food security, and climate change. 

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Stevens Water designs, manufactures, and integrates environmental data acquisition systems with expertise in water resources, soil moisture, and matric potential. 

The German company UGT is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of environmental measurement technology and is specialized on soil sensors, lysimeters, soil laboratory devices and ecotrons.

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Registration Fee: $290 per person

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