The representation of processes at a scale different from the one at which observations and property measurements are made remains a huge challenge in soil science and hydrology. Scaling Methods in Soil Physics covers many methods of scaling that are useful to scientists across a range of soil-related disciplines. An excellent single-source reference in this developing field, this book will help readers develop a greater understanding of how to interpret various remote sensing data, delineate management zones in agricultural fields, and estimate water yield and geochemical fluxes in watersheds, among other applications. It provides numerous tables and illustrations as well as 280 equations.