2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2007.10.046
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Soil monitoring in Europe: A review of existing systems and requirements for harmonisation

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“…A lack of such detailed and harmonised information had been identified by several studies (Köhl et al 2000;De Vries et al 2007;Morvan et al 2008;Clarke et al 2011;Danielewska et al 2013). A specific asset is the combination of physicochemical and structural soil variables with laborious-to-measure soil hydraulic properties, which enables the investigation of pedotransfer functions for soil hydraulic characteristics (Wösten et al 2001;Teepe et al 2003).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A lack of such detailed and harmonised information had been identified by several studies (Köhl et al 2000;De Vries et al 2007;Morvan et al 2008;Clarke et al 2011;Danielewska et al 2013). A specific asset is the combination of physicochemical and structural soil variables with laborious-to-measure soil hydraulic properties, which enables the investigation of pedotransfer functions for soil hydraulic characteristics (Wösten et al 2001;Teepe et al 2003).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Complete descriptions of the protocols that should be used in each case have been published [84]. The purpose of drawing up this list of indicators was to establish a monitoring network in which changes in soil characteristics can be periodically controlled [192].…”
Section: Soil Quality and Ecosystem Services Of Soils In Western Europementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The spatial density of soil monitoring networks is very non-homogeneous in WE, with no or very few systematic sampling sites available for many of the indicators shown in Table 3 [192]. In fact, some of those SQI (e.g., those related to soil erosion or soil organic C) have been monitored with much higher intensity and frequency than others such as soil biodiversity [70].…”
Section: Soil Quality and Ecosystem Services Of Soils In Western Europementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…die Ergebnisse des Moosmonitorings sind auch für das Bodenmonitoring von großem interesse, denn zum einen gehen die in den Moosen zwischengespeicherten Stoffe nach absterben der Moose in den Boden über und zum anderen fehlt es in dem Bodenmonitoringmessnetz an einer breiten Palette deponierter Stoffe. Für das europäische Bodenmonitoringmessnetz wurde berechnet, dass das Messnetz für eine repräsentative Erfassung der drei im EMEP-Messnetz -dies ist in deutschland identisch mit dem UBa-Messnetz -gemessenen Schwermetalle Blei, Cadmium und Quecksilber um 97 + 245 + 154 = 496 Messstellen erweitert werden müsste, in Bezug auf weitere chemische Stoffe um insgesamt 4100 (Morvan et al 2008). anstatt das Bodenmonitoring derart auszuweiten, sollte versucht werden, durch Verknüpfung des rund 7000 Standorte umfassenden Moosmonitoringmessnetzes mit dem Bodenmonitoringmessnetz Synergiepotenziale zu ermitteln.…”
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