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1 online resource : text file, PDF |
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GlobalSoilMap history and main achievements / D. Arrouays, A.C. Richer-de-Forges, S. Chen, N. Saby, M. Martin, Z. Libohova, P. Roudier, A.B. McBratney, B. Minasny, J. Padarian, M. Grundy, N. McKenzie, R. Viscarra Rossel, I. Yu. Savin, J.G.B. Leenaars & J. Hempel -- Countries and case study reports -- Towards GlobalSoilMap products in Scotland / L. Poggio & A. Gimona -- Advances in digital soil mapping and soil information systems in Argentina / G.F. Olmedo, D.M. Rodriguez & M.E. Angelini -- DOSoReMI as the national implementation of GlobalSoilMap for the territory of Hungary / L. Pásztor, A. Laborczi, K. Takács, G. Szatmári, Zs. Bakacsi, J. Szabó & G. Illés -- A machine learning approach for mapping soil properties in Mexico using legacy data, climate and terrain covariates at a coarse scale / C.E. Arroyo-Cruz, J. Larson & M. Guevara -- Combining and harmonizing soil data from different sources: Problems and approaches / L. Borůvka, V. Penížek, J. Kozák, A.M. Marhoul, O. Vacek, V. Šrámek, D. Žížala, Š. Poláková, M. Smatanová & P. Fiala -- First steps in Romania converging toward the GlobalSoilMap specifications / R. Vintilă & C. Radnea -- Digital soil mapping using soilgrids and national soil data in Cameroon / F.B.T. Silatsa, F.O. Tabi, M. Yemefack, C. Wilczok, G.B.M. Heuvelink, T. Hengl & J.G.B. Leenaars -- A comparison of SoilGRIDs with the disaggregated State Soil Map of Russia / A.V. Zhogolev -- The principles of creating a digital fine scale map of parent materials on the example of the territory in Moscow region / N.P. Kirillova, M. Sileova, T. Yu. Ulyanova, S. Yu. Rozov & I. Ye. Smirnova -- Methodology -- Mapping the global depth to bedrock combining soil profiles and boreholes / W. Shangguan, H. Yuan, Y. Dai, T. Hengl & J. Mendes de Jesus -- Soil sealing detection based on globally available night-time imagery / D. Stathakis & I. Yu. Savin -- Pedodiversity and spatial variation in digital soil mapping / P.V. Krasilnikov & V.A. Sidorova -- Soil combinations as an object of DSM: A case study in chernozems area of the Russian Plain / D.N. Kozlov, E.A. Levchenko & N.I. Lozbenev -- Data harmonization and soil information exchange / V.M. Kolesnikova & O.M. Golozubov -- The impact of legacy map and field texture determination in digital soil mappingat farm level (a case study) / J.L. Meshalkina, P.M. Dokuchaev & A.V. Yudina -- The possibilities of soil line concept application for the detection of soil properties / E. Yu. Prudnikova & I. Yu. Savin -- Construction of soil map on the coefficients of multi-temporal soil lines / P.V. Koroleva, D.I. Rukhovich & A.D. Rukhovich -- Distribution of soil line coefficients and its linearization by elastic approximation / A.D. Rukhovich, D.I. Rukhovich & D.D. Rukhovich -- Digital mapping of Histosols using LANDSAT 7 ETM+ in Isparta, Turkey / L. Basayigit, M. Dedeoglu & S. Demir -- The contribution of DSM products to the modelling of the spatial distribution of Arabica coffee in Mexico based on legacy data / J. Rodríguez-Rodríguez, C. Aguilar, C. Arroyo, F. González & J. Larson -- Soil organic matter spatial variation assessment based on the geostatistical models / V. Jalali & S. Etminan -- The uncertainty of regional assessments of organic carbon pools in taiga soils / O.V. Chernova, I.M. Ryzhova & M.A. Podvezennaya -- Geo-modeling of soil cover in inaccessible areas (Perm Region, the Middle Urals) / I.A. Samofalova -- Applications -- GIS analysis of the vector map of salt-affected soils in Tuva / G.I. Chernousenko, N.V. Kalinina & D.I. Rukhovich -- Soil salinity assessment in Southern Kazakhstan using remote sensing data / B.S. Gabdullin, D.L. Golovanov, I. Yu. Savin, A.V. Zhogolev, A. Otarov & Zh. M. Smanov -- The pattern of soil salinity in a solonetzic complex (Yusta, Kalmykia) / M.V. Konyushkova & U. Yu. Ulyumdzhiev -- Landscape-scale modelling to predict soil lateral migration using 137CS on the Bryansk Opolje region (Russia) / V.G. Linnik, A.V. Sokolov, A.A. Saveliev, I.V. Mironenko & N.I. Volkova -- Estimation of the resilience of spruce forest in the Moscow region, depending on the soil conditions in the GIS environment / P. Ontikov, O. Martynenko, V. Karminov & A. Maximova -- The study of soils and geomorphological peculiar properties of the irrigated area using GIS technology / R.R. Suleimanov, I. Yu. Saifullin, A.R. Suleimanov, M.R. Shayahmetov, A. Yu. Sergeeva, A.F. Nigmatullin & R.A. Khamidullin |
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"This work holds the proceedings of the Global Soil Map 2017 conference, held in Moscow, Russia between July 4-6, 2017. The last decade has shown an increasing demand for information on the state of the world's soils, from areas such as soil management, global food security, ecological sustainability, and scientists who model biospheric processes under the influence of climate change. The most recent version of the Soil Map of the World was made in 1985. Since then, new knowledge on soil geography and field data has been accumulated, allowing for the creation of many regional and local soil maps.Completely new technologies such as geospatial technologies and remote sensing have been developed. All this created the preconditions for the beginning of the work on a new digital Global Soil Map. To reach this ambitious aim a number of leading soil science institutions of various countries of the world created a Consortium that aimed to develop a methodology for global digital soil mapping, verify this methodology in different regions, and finally to make a digital Global Soil Map. Methodology and approaches are discussed at a series of annual business meetings, international scientific workshops and conferences, the most important previous ones have been held in Orleans (France) in 2013 and in Ottawa (Canada) in 2015"--Provided by publisher |
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Dominique Arrouays is senior researcher at INRA, the French National Institute for Agronomic Research. His researches focus on digital soil mapping and soil condition monitoring. He is the scientific officer of the GlobalSoilMap project and the Chairman of the Global Soil Map and Soil Monitoring working groups of the International Union of Soil Sciences. Igor Savin is a corresponding member of Russian Academy of Sciences. He is a deputy director of V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute, and professor of RUDN University (Moscow, Russia). His scientific specialization is soil mapping and monitoring based on remote sensing data. Johan Leenaars joined ISRIC - World Soil Information in 2009 as the Legacy Soil Data Officer for the globally integrated- Africa Soil Information Service (AfSIS) and GlobalSoilMap project. Johan is a soil scientist graduated from Wageningen University and the emphasis of his work has been on sustainable soil fertility management in Sub-Saharan Africa for which he conducted numerous land-use system analyses at various scales. Alex McBratney is an Australian academician and soil scientist. He was one of the instigators and significant contributors to the concept of global digital soil mapping and assessment. He has been involved GlobalSoilMap since the first discussions in 2006 |
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Digital soil mapping.
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SCIENCE / Earth Sciences / Geology
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TECHNOLOGY / Agriculture / General
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TECHNOLOGY / Engineering / Civil
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Digital soil mapping
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Electronic book
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Savin, Igorʹ, editor.
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Leenaars, Johan, editor
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McBratney, Alex B., editor
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| ISBN |
9781351239707 |
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1351239708 |
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9781351239684 |
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1351239686 |
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9781351239691 |
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1351239694 |
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9781351239677 |
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1351239678 |
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