We would like to introduce you the Transparent Soil Wiki.
The Wiki summarizes available information on:
(1) Materials for making various transparent soil families, and where to purchase them.
(2) Measurement technologies.
(3) Prior applications of transparent soils for studying a variety of soil structure interaction and flow problems.
(4) Media including presentations, videos, publications etc
The goal is to make this wiki a resource to new users by linking to work done at all active labs.
Visit Wiki for more: https://wp.nyu.edu/ts/
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