Proximal and remote sensing – what makes the best farm digital soil maps?
Patrick Filippi,
Brett M. Whelan,
Thomas F. A. Bishop
Abstract:Context Digital soil maps (DSM) across large areas have an inability to capture soil variation at within-fields despite being at fine spatial resolutions. In addition, creating field-extent soil maps is relatively rare, largely due to cost. Aims To overcome these limitations by creating soil maps across multiple fields/farms and assessing the value of different remote sensing (RS) and on-the-go proximal (PS) datasets to do this. Methods The value of different RS and on-the-go PS data was tested i… Show more
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