Titlebook: Digital Soil Mapping with Limited Data; Alfred E. Hartemink,Alex McBratney,Maria de Lourde Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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978-90-481-7925-1Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008

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Development and Application of Digital Soil Mapping Within Traditional Soil Survey: What will it Gro the development of these raster soil property models as stand-alone products, and practical implications of their use. This Chapter deals with application of existing digital soil mapping tools in active soil surveys, rather than research of new methods..The soil survey program in the United States

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Digital Soil Mapping as a Component of Data Renewal for Areas with Sparse Soil Data Infrastructurestry into a database, and data ., here defined as the process of bringing these surveys up to modern standards by taking advantage of technological and conceptual advances in geoinformation technology. This is especially important in areas with sparse soil data infrastructure, as it is both more like

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GIS as a Support to Soil Mapping in Southern Brazilhem in order to produce soil maps. The need for observation and characterization on field, associated with the physical and chemical analyses, makes the surveys expensive and therefore scarce. The low number of surveys stimulated the development of models for digital soil mapping, whose results prov