Cross‐correlating soil aggregate stability methods to facilitate universal interpretation
Deborah Aller,
Joseph P. Amsili,
Harold M. van Es
Abstract:Aggregate stability is a critical physical indicator of soil health. However, multiple methods are used for measuring aggregate stability, making it difficult to compare results and limiting universal interpretations in soil health assessment frameworks like Soil Health Assessment Protocol and Evaluation. We cross‐correlated three common water‐stable aggregate methods (WSACASH, WSAARS, and WSASLAKES) using a dataset of nearly 1400 samples and developed pedotransfer functions using random forest models to evalu… Show more
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