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Tools related to the test cases of climate change adaptation and EU soil strategy improvement [PDF]
, 2012 Adelle, Camille +13 more
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Realistic quantification of input, parameter and structural errors of soil process models [PDF]
Heuvelink, G.B.M.
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Editorial: Digital soil mapping using electromagnetic sensors
Frontiers in Soil ScienceTriven Koganti +7 more
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Frontier-line analysis: a novel pedometric technique for estimating potential carbon sequestration [PDF]
Rossel, R. A. V., Webster, R.
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Geoderma, 2019
Pedometrics was officially founded in 1990, but the groundwork for the field can be traced back over 100 years earlier. Since its inception there have been 12 conferences, 11 special issues in Geoderma, more than 20 best paper awards, 42 issues of the Pedometron newsletter, and 7 IUSS spin-off working groups.
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Pedometrics was officially founded in 1990, but the groundwork for the field can be traced back over 100 years earlier. Since its inception there have been 12 conferences, 11 special issues in Geoderma, more than 20 best paper awards, 42 issues of the Pedometron newsletter, and 7 IUSS spin-off working groups.
McBratney, Alex +2 more
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Progress in Soil Science, 2018
Why do we need pedometrics? What is its agenda? Pedometrics addresses certain key soil-related questions from a quantitative point of view. The need for the quantitative approach arises from a general demand for quantitative soil information for improved economic production and environmental management.
Alex B Mcbratney, Richard Murray Lark
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Why do we need pedometrics? What is its agenda? Pedometrics addresses certain key soil-related questions from a quantitative point of view. The need for the quantitative approach arises from a general demand for quantitative soil information for improved economic production and environmental management.
Alex B Mcbratney, Richard Murray Lark
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The state of the art in pedometrics
Geoderma, 1994Abstract This paper briefly reviews the state of knowledge of the spatial and temporal variation of soil as discussed in the rejoinder session of the Pedometrics Workshop held in Wageningen, 1–3 September 1992. The paper discusses three aspects, namely theory, applications, and tools, in terms of current understanding and the research topics that we ...
Burrough, P.A., Bouma, J., Yates, S.R.
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Past, present & future of information technology in pedometrics
Geoderma, 2018Although pedometric approaches were taken as early as 1925, the post-WWII development of information technology radically transformed the possibilities for applying mathematical methods to soil science. The most significant development is the digital computer and associated developments in computer science.
David G Rossiter
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On digital soil assessment with models and the Pedometrics agenda
Geoderma, 2012The unique selling point of pedometricians still is close to their cradle: ability to map. Irrespective of the many scientific achievements one can ask if offering mapping ability, allbeit in various contexts, is all a pedometrician can do to bring forward soil science's broader agenda.
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