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Spectral Data Processing for Field-Scale Soil Organic Carbon Monitoring [PDF]
Carbon sequestration in soils under agricultural use can contribute to climate change mitigation. Spatial–temporal soil organic carbon (SOC) monitoring requires more efficient data acquisition. This study aims to evaluate the potential of spectral on-the-
Javier Reyes, Mareike Ließ
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Ten challenges for the future of pedometrics
Pedometrics, the application of mathematical and statistical methods to the study of the distribution and genesis of soils, has broadened its scope over the past two decades. The primary focus of pedometricians has traditionally been on spatial and spatio-temporal soil inventories with numerical soil classification, geostatistical modelling of spatial ...
Gerard B M Heuvelink +2 more
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Digital soil mapping from conventional field soil observations [PDF]
We tested the performance of a formalized digital soil mapping (DSM) approach comprising fuzzy k-means (FKM) classification and regression-kriging to produce soil type maps from a fine-scale soil observation network in Rišňovce, Slovakia.
Juraj BALKOVIČ +4 more
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Entering the digital world (Pedometrics 2009) [PDF]
Development in pedometrics has not only shaped the research agenda in soil science but also attracted the attention of practitioners from other communities such as environmental modelling and land management who require digital information on soils. At the same time, demands from these communities and developments in information technology help to fuel
Budiman B Minasny
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Spatial Prediction of Organic Matter Quality in German Agricultural Topsoils [PDF]
Soil organic matter (SOM) and the ratio of soil organic carbon to total nitrogen (C/N ratio) are fundamental to the ecosystem services provided by soils.
Ali Sakhaee +4 more
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Building a near-infrared (NIR) soil spectral dataset and predictive machine learning models using a handheld NIR spectrophotometerZenodo [PDF]
This near-infrared spectral dataset consists of 2,106 diverse mineral soil samples scanned, on average, on six different units of the same low-cost commercially available handheld spectrophotometer.
Colleen Partida +7 more
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Measuring soil aggregate stability with mobile phones, lessons, challenges, and future work [PDF]
A method for assessing soil aggregate stability which uses image-recognition was created and presented in the form of a mobile phone app. The app was adopted, used, criticized, adjusted and updated by the scientific and non-scientific community worldwide.
Mario Fajardo +7 more
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The development of pedometrics
Abstract Pedometrics, essentially the application of probability and statistics to soil, has its origins in agronomy in the early part of this century. For several decades it was a tool for designing experiments and surveys and in advisory work. It burgeoned in the 1960s for predicting soil properties at remote sites, for creating and analysing ...
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Book Review: Pedometrics: How Relevant Is It to the Research on Soil Processes? [PDF]
Over the last three decades, hundreds of articles, quite a few books, and several international meetings (e.g., Vanwalleghem et al., 2018) have been devoted to the field of “pedometrics.” The aims that are pursued in this field, and the achievements ...
Philippe C. Baveye
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Pedometrics Research in the Vadose Zone—Review and Perspectives
Pedometrics is the application of mathematical and statistical methods for the study of the distribution and genesis of soils. Pedometrics research in the vadose zone comprises studies of the spatial and temporal dynamics of soil properties as a scientific challenge to increase our understanding of the processes at the earth's surface.
Budiman B Minasny +2 more
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