Ground Temperature Measurement

Ground temperature measurement involves determining how warm or cold the soil or rock beneath the Earth's surface is at specific depths. This is typically done using specialized sensors or thermometers placed into the ground, which record temperature readings over time. Accurately measuring ground temperature helps in agriculture, construction, geological studies, and environmental monitoring, as it provides information about soil conditions, frost levels, and thermal properties of the earth. The data can inform decisions like planting times, foundation design, or understanding climate patterns, ensuring activities are aligned with the subsurface thermal environment.