2015
DOI: 10.5935/1806-6690.20150053
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Pedological mapping through integration of digital terrain models spectral sensing and photopedology

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“…The authors attributed the large discrepancy obtained for the comparisons to the widespread nature of the conventional soil map. The multiple information from geotechnologies on soil mapping was recently conducted by Demattê et al (2015) where used also spectra from images plus terrain models reaching important results when compared with traditional mapping, in agreement with the present work. Another important factor is that accuracy and effectiveness of surveys conducted conventionally are contingent upon the ability of the pedologist.…”
Section: General Characteristics Of the Digital Soil Map (Dsm) And Cosupporting
confidence: 81%
“…The authors attributed the large discrepancy obtained for the comparisons to the widespread nature of the conventional soil map. The multiple information from geotechnologies on soil mapping was recently conducted by Demattê et al (2015) where used also spectra from images plus terrain models reaching important results when compared with traditional mapping, in agreement with the present work. Another important factor is that accuracy and effectiveness of surveys conducted conventionally are contingent upon the ability of the pedologist.…”
Section: General Characteristics Of the Digital Soil Map (Dsm) And Cosupporting
confidence: 81%
“…A utilização de amostras coletadas apenas nos pixels dos perfis de solos foi eficiente na predição da ocorrência das classes de solos predominantes, já a utilização do buffer para coleta de amostras nos locais com disponibilidades de perfis georreferenciados permite melhorar a predição das classes com menor proporção de amostras. Estes resultados demostram que o uso desta abordagem no MDS resulta em mapas semelhantes aos obtidos no levantamento tradicional e permite reduzir ou eliminar o delineamento manual dos polígonos de solos exigido pelo mapeamento tradicional o que leva a economia na cartografia dos solos e principalmente no tempo requerido para produções e disponibilização destas informações (Demattê et al, 2015;Teske et al, 2015).…”
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“…Estes índices abarcam aplicações relacionadas não somente à relação solo-paisagem, mas a diversas outras finalidades, demonstradas por Cavalli et al (2013), Gray et al (2015), Bannari et al (2017), Tarolli et al (2017), Gomes et al (2019), Morais et al (2020, Tarolli e Sofia (2020), Assis et al (2021), Bellinaso et al (2021), Godoi et al (2021), Silvero et al (2021) e Zhang et al (2022. Aplicações que vão além da separação e identificação das classes de solos e de seus atributos pedológicos (Moore et al, 1993;Gessler et al, 1995;Gallant e Dowling, 2003;Böhner e Selige, 2006;Mckenzie e Gallant, 2007;Sirtoli et al, 2008a;Silveira et al, 2012;Demattê et al, 2015;Chagas et al, 2017).…”
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