We Measure The World

By METER Group, Inc. USA

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Episodes: 51

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Meet scientists who are changing the world—by measuring it.

Episode Date
Episode 51: The interdisciplinary world of soil judging
Apr 15, 2026
Episode 50: Rethinking groundwater use in arid agriculture
Mar 16, 2026
Episode 49: Extending agricultural education to build local soil health
Mar 16, 2026
Episode 48: Conducting cutting-edge methods in turfgrass research
Dec 16, 2025
Episode 47: Bridging the data divide between ecology and infrastructure
Oct 22, 2025
Episode 46: Modeling Desert Water in a Changing Climate
Oct 22, 2025
Episode 45: Engineering the future with Earth's oldest materials
Jul 15, 2025
Episode 44: How soil thermal and moisture data drive renewable energy in Germany
Mar 26, 2025
Episode 43: On-site weather data paving the way for better road construction
Feb 19, 2025
Episode 42: Can trees store water long-term in heartwood?
Jan 13, 2025
Episode 41: Getting irrigation right in a drought-stricken world
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 40: Emulating natural prairies to balance soil health
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 39: Improving blueberry breeding with soil moisture monitoring
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 38: Growing essential oils the sustainable way
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 37: Detecting natural gas seepage from pipelines
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 36: The 70,000-landslide storm
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 35: The human burden on urban soils
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 34: Bushfires, The Great Barrier Reef, and White-Bellied Frogs
Jan 07, 2025
Episode 33: Combating arsenic in groundwater and rice
Apr 18, 2024
Episode 32: How to predict landslides
Mar 18, 2024
Episode 31: The fight against soil and nutrient loss
Feb 21, 2024
Episode 30: The transformative power of precision farming
Jan 12, 2024
Episode 29: The effect of insects on infiltration
Oct 24, 2023
Episode 28: Quantifying statewide soil health
Sep 20, 2023
Episode 27: The battle for earth: cattle vs. solar
Aug 22, 2023
Episode 26: Choosing between water content and water potential
Jun 20, 2023
Episode 25: Dissolving the boundaries between specializations
May 22, 2023
Episode 24: Building a national water potential network
Apr 18, 2023
Episode 23: The power of soil health in sustainable agriculture
Mar 21, 2023
Episode 22: Breeding the most elite winter wheat
Feb 14, 2023
Episode 21: Understanding the language of plants
Jan 24, 2023
Episode 20: The impact of seasonal vegetation on coastal dune storm recovery
Nov 28, 2022
Episode 19: How researchers fight dust storms and desertification
Nov 09, 2022
Episode 18: Busting vineyard water management myths
Oct 11, 2022
Episode 17: The science behind growing food in space
Aug 24, 2022
Episode 16: Why overwatering invites disease and removes critical nutrients
Jul 27, 2022
Episode 15: How land use impacts hydrology in Texas shrink-swell clays
Jun 22, 2022
Episode 14: Why we live or die by soil health
May 18, 2022
Episode 13: Are floods and droughts really unpredictable?
May 05, 2022
Episode 12: The day It snowed radiation on Iitate village
Mar 21, 2022
Episode 11: How to meet changing water demands in a growing population
Feb 17, 2022
Episode 10: Less irrigation: Is it always better for the environment?
Jan 18, 2022
Episode 9: Pioneers of environmental measurement
Dec 13, 2021
Episode 8: Ranching, wildfires, & global sustainability
Nov 09, 2021
Episode 7: Ticking time bomb—Climate change in Antarctica
Sep 14, 2021
Episode 6: Helping growers bridge the technology gap
Aug 13, 2021
Episode 5: The fascinating backstory: ATMOS 41/ClimaVUE 50 weather station
Jul 08, 2021
Episode 4: How to be field ready
Apr 12, 2021
Episode 3: Making measurements on Mars
Apr 12, 2021
Episode 2: How to be a vagabond and other life advice
Apr 12, 2021
Episode 1: Water Moccasins and Other Great Scientist Adventures
Apr 12, 2021