Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador

Digital tools are transforming and accelerating innovation in agriculture. Digital soil maps are important tools for better-informed decision-making supported by data and science. The maps permit addressing site-specific strategies needed by fertile and healthy soils to minimize the impacts of land...

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Main Authors: Martin López, Javier Mauricio, Jimenez, Wilmer, Calahorrano, Oscar, Caicedo Flaker, Juan D., Silva, Mayesse Aparecida da
Format: Conjunto de datos
Language:Español
Published: 2023
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/130558
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author Martin López, Javier Mauricio
Jimenez, Wilmer
Calahorrano, Oscar
Caicedo Flaker, Juan D.
Silva, Mayesse Aparecida da
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Calahorrano, Oscar
Jimenez, Wilmer
Martin López, Javier Mauricio
Silva, Mayesse Aparecida da
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Silva, Mayesse Aparecida da
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description Digital tools are transforming and accelerating innovation in agriculture. Digital soil maps are important tools for better-informed decision-making supported by data and science. The maps permit addressing site-specific strategies needed by fertile and healthy soils to minimize the impacts of land use change, increase productivity without generating degradation and deforestation, and to deal with climate challenges.. To contribute to the diagnosis, monitoring, and control of soil degradation in Ecuador, the digital Map of Chemical Fertility of Soils of continental Ecuador and continuous soil properties maps of organic matter (%), pH (Un), available phosphorus (mg/kg), available potassium (cmol/kg), cation exchange capacity (cmol/kg), base sum (cmol/kg), base saturation (%), electrical conductivity (dS/m), clay (%) and sand (%) were developed by using digital soil mapping approaches, 13,552 soil profile data, and 46 environmental covariables.. The maps generated in this service are also available, the Geoportal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Ecuador.
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spelling CGSpace1305582024-04-25T06:00:18Z Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador Martin López, Javier Mauricio Jimenez, Wilmer Calahorrano, Oscar Caicedo Flaker, Juan D. Silva, Mayesse Aparecida da soil soil fertility soil degradatation agricultural sciences ecosystem services food security land degradation ecuador soil degradation organic matter ph electrical conductivity cation exchange capacity base saturation Digital tools are transforming and accelerating innovation in agriculture. Digital soil maps are important tools for better-informed decision-making supported by data and science. The maps permit addressing site-specific strategies needed by fertile and healthy soils to minimize the impacts of land use change, increase productivity without generating degradation and deforestation, and to deal with climate challenges.. To contribute to the diagnosis, monitoring, and control of soil degradation in Ecuador, the digital Map of Chemical Fertility of Soils of continental Ecuador and continuous soil properties maps of organic matter (%), pH (Un), available phosphorus (mg/kg), available potassium (cmol/kg), cation exchange capacity (cmol/kg), base sum (cmol/kg), base saturation (%), electrical conductivity (dS/m), clay (%) and sand (%) were developed by using digital soil mapping approaches, 13,552 soil profile data, and 46 environmental covariables.. The maps generated in this service are also available, the Geoportal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Ecuador. 2023-03 2023-05-31T19:03:01Z 2023-05-31T19:03:01Z Dataset https://hdl.handle.net/10568/130558 es Open Access Martín-López, J.M.; Jimenez, W.; Calahorrano, O.; Caicedo, Flaker, J.D.; Mayesse, Da Silva, (2023) Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador. 10.7910/DVN/PHIQXV, Harvard Dataverse, V1,
spellingShingle soil
soil fertility
soil degradatation
agricultural sciences
ecosystem services
food security
land degradation
ecuador
soil degradation
organic matter
ph
electrical conductivity
cation exchange capacity
base saturation
Martin López, Javier Mauricio
Jimenez, Wilmer
Calahorrano, Oscar
Caicedo Flaker, Juan D.
Silva, Mayesse Aparecida da
Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador
title Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador
title_full Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador
title_fullStr Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador
title_full_unstemmed Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador
title_short Digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental Ecuador
title_sort digital map of chemical fertility of soils of continental ecuador
topic soil
soil fertility
soil degradatation
agricultural sciences
ecosystem services
food security
land degradation
ecuador
soil degradation
organic matter
ph
electrical conductivity
cation exchange capacity
base saturation
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/130558
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