OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Paddy and Water Environment is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Rice–wheat system in the northwest Indo-Gangetic plains of South Asia: issues and technological interventions for increasing productivity and sustainability	85
Nutrient management impacts on net ecosystem carbon budget and energy flow nexus in intensively cultivated cropland ecosystems of north-western India	35
Comparative effects of biochar and compost applications on water holding capacity and crop yield of rice under evaporation stress: a two-years field study	26
Simultaneous mitigation of arsenic and cadmium accumulation in rice (Oryza sativa L.) seedlings by silicon oxide nanoparticles under different water management schemes	25
Methane emissions and rice yield in a paddy soil: the effect of biochar and polystyrene microplastics interaction	20
Reducing nitrogen leaching while enhancing growth, yield performance and physiological traits of rice by the application of controlled-release urea fertilizer	19
Adsorption kinetic and cadmium fractions in two calcareous soils affected by zinc and different moisture regimes	19
Effect of conservation tillage and rice-based cropping systems on soil aggregation characteristics and carbon dynamics in Eastern Indo-Gangetic Plain	18
Investigating of the climatic parameters effectiveness rate on barley water requirement using the random forest algorithm, Bayesian multiple linear regression and cross-correlation function	18
Multiple drainage can deliver higher rice yield and lower methane emission in paddy fields in An Giang Province, Vietnam	18
Evaluating impacts of climate change on hydrology and total nitrogen loads using coupled APEX-paddy and SWAT models	17
Simulating nitrogen transport in paddy crop irrigated with alternate wetting and drying practice	16
Effects of biochar amendment on greenhouse gas emission in two paddy soils with different textures	12
Comparing tillage methods for growing lowland soybean and corn during wetter-than-normal cropping seasons	11
Water management and soil amendment for reducing emission factor and global warming potential but improving rice yield	11
Monitoring saline intrusion in the Ayeyarwady Delta, Myanmar, using data from the Sentinel-2 satellite mission	9
Partitioning of eddy covariance-measured net ecosystem exchange of CO2 in tropical lowland paddy	9
Energy and greenhouse gas footprint analysis of conventional and reduced tillage practices in rainfed and irrigated rice–wheat systems	9
Impacts of herbicides on weeds, water productivity, and nutrient-use efficiency in dry direct-seeded rice	9
The effects of applying different DEM resolutions, DEM sources and flow tracing algorithms on LS factor and sediment yield estimation using USLE in Barajin river basin (BRB), Iran	8
Biochar Effects on Rice Paddy Cadmium Contaminated Calcareous Clay Soil: A Study on Adsorption Kinetics and Cadmium Uptake	8
Implications of uncertainty in inflow forecasting on reservoir operation for irrigation	8
Effects of climate change on spatiotemporal patterns of tropical cyclone tracks and their implications for coastal agriculture in Myanmar	8
Effect of water management on bat activity in rice paddies	8
Determination of the most important meteorological parameters affecting the yield and biomass of barley and winter wheat using the random forest algorithm	7

Issues of paddy stubble burning in Haryana: current perspective	7
Groundwater estimation of Ghayen plain with regression-based and hybrid time series models	7
Measuring farmers’ preferences for weather index insurance in the Ayeyarwady Delta, Myanmar: a discrete choice experiment approach	7
Treatment of domestic wastewater using the combination of porous concrete and phytoremediation for irrigation	7
Effect of slag-based gypsum (SBG) and commercial gypsum (CG) on nutrient availability, uptake and yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) in two different soils	6
Integration of ridge and furrow rainwater harvesting systems and soil amendments improve crop yield under semi-arid conditions	6
Greenhouse gas emissions from paddy fields in Bangladesh compared to top twenty rice producing countries and emission reduction strategies	6
Coexistence of rice production and threatened plant species: testing Marsilea quadrifolia L. in N-Italy	6
Crop diversification: determinants and effects under paddy-dominated cropping system	6
Assessment of paddy fields’ damage caused by Cyclone Nargis using MODIS time-series images (2004–2013)	6
Optimum insurance contract of flood damage index insurance for rice farmers in Myanmar	6
Assessment of the soil loss-prone zones using the USLE model in northeastern Iran	6
Economic assessment of water-saving irrigation management techniques and continuous flooded irrigation in different rice production systems	5
Passive distributed temperature sensing (PDTS)-based moisture content estimation in agricultural soils under different vegetative canopies	5
Improvement of desalinization performance in reclaimed land through recycling of bottom ash and oyster shells	5
Carbon footprint status of Indian Punjab in relation to different pre- to post-harvest activities of paddy cultivation	5
Estimation of potential recharge through direct seeded and transplanted rice fields in semi-arid regions of Punjab using HYDRUS-1D	5
Performance of rice (Oryza sativa (L.)) under AWD irrigation practice—A brief review	5
Green remediation of saline–sodic Pb-factored soil by growing salt-tolerant rice cultivar along with soil applied inorganic amendments	5
Effects of crop rotation on enhanced occurrence of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and soil carbon stocks of lowland paddy fields in seasonaly dry tropics	5
APSIM-Oryza model for simulating paddy consumptive water footprints under alternate wetting and drying practice for Kharagpur, West Bengal, India	5
Simulation of water temperature in paddy fields by a heat balance model using plant growth status parameter with interpolated weather data from weather stations	5