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Rain-Induced Splash Dispersal Mechanisms and Particle Size Distribution Analysis

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Pathogen Spore Dispersal Pattern Characterization

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Pathogen Spore Dispersal Pattern Characterization

Rain-Induced Splash Dispersal Mechanisms and Particle Size Distribution Analysis

This research characterizes how raindrop impact energy, soil particle composition, and pathogen sporulation density interact to generate secondary splash aerosol droplets with distinct size-dependent settling velocities. The analysis provides mechanistic insight into localized disease transmission and establishes improved forecasting models for splash-dispersed pathogen movement.

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