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An overview of pedometric techniques for use in soil survey

Geoderma, 2000
Quantitative techniques for spatial prediction in soil survey are developing apace. They generally derive from geostatistics and modern statistics. The recent developments in geostatistics are reviewed particularly with respect to non-linear methods and the use of all types of ancillary information.
Alex B. McBratney, Inakwu O.A. Odeh, Thomas F.A. Bishop, Marian S. Dunbar, Tamara M. Shatar   +4 more
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Step-counting: The anatomo- and chrono-politics of pedometrics

Continuum, 2008
He who walks down the street, over there, is immersed in the multiplicity of noises, murmurs, rhythms (including those of the body, but does he pay attention, except at the moment of crossing the s...
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Pedometrics

2018
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Pedometrics

2017
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Pedometrics, Poetry, Pictures

2018
Alex McBratney, Elvira Wersche
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Building a national framework for pedometric mapping

2014
E Guerrero, A Pérez, C Arroyo, J Equihua, M Guevara   +4 more
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Addressing the 10 Pedometrics Challenges

European Journal of Soil Science
Colby W. Brungard, Shawn W. Salley, Alexandre M. J.‐C. Wadoux   +2 more
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Estimating uncertainty in soil models (Pedometrics '99)

Geoderma, 2001
Inakwu O.A. Odeh, Alex B. McBratney
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A pedometric approach to valuing the soil resource

2012
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Developments in quantitative soil resource assessment (Pedometrics '98)

Geoderma, 2000
Mary Collins, Alex McBratney, Marc Voltz, Christian Walter   +3 more
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