Abstract Digital Soil Mapping (DSM) can be defined as the creation and population of spatial
soil information systems by numerical models inferring the spatial and temporal variations of …

Digital Terrain Analysis in Soil Science and Geology, Second Edition, synthesizes the
knowledge on methods and applications of digital terrain analysis and geomorphometry in …

There is a growing need for spatially continuous and quantitative soil information for
environmental modeling and management, especially at the national scale. This study was …

The spatial modelling of soil properties provides us with essential and useful information
relevant to soil fertility management and environmental protection. The study aims to …

It is impossible to make pedological maps without understanding subsurface attributes.
Several strategies can be used for soil mapping, from a tacit knowledge to mathematical …

The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationships between soil attributes and
environmental covariates in a tropical hillslope environment on a regional scale to estimate …

Abstract The Murray-Darling Basin is a highly significant agricultural region in Australia,
contributing AUD $24 billion to the Australian economy each year through food and fibre …

In this study, represents a new climatic modeling of monthly rainfall for Iran (1975–2014),
presented with the spatially variability, patterning monthly rainfalls series available in the …

It is increasingly necessary to apply quantitative techniques to legacy soil polygon maps
given that legacy soil maps may be the only source of soil information over large areas …

This study examines the geostatistics and spatial relationships between annual, seasonal
and monthly rainfall in Iran for the period 1975-2014. Precipitation variation models were …