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\section*{ESA 2004 Daisy Workshop}

\subsection*{Plan for the day}

\begin{enumerate}
\item Presentation and introduction to the model and tools.
\item Simulate a crop rotation on a loam with free drainage
  (pre-defined setup).  See results.
\item Change lower boundary to pipe drains.
\item Change to a sandy soil with free drainage.
\item Add irrigation.
\item Switch to a soil with estimated hydraulic propererties (using a
  pedotransfer function).
\item Try with your own data for soil texture, crops and fertilizer. 
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{Materials}

All Daisy releated materials can be downloaded from the web page,
\url{http://www.dina.kvl.dk/~daisy/}.  These include:
\begin{itemize}
\item Old and new versions of the scientific documentation of the
  physical and mathematic models used.
\item A complete reference manual for the Daisy program.
\item A tutorial for writing setup files for Daisy.
\item Data requirements for running Daisy.
\item The Daisy executables for both MS Windows and Linux.  
\item A program for visualizing Daisy output.
\item A library with standard parameterizations.
\item Sample setup files.
\end{itemize}

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