The mapping of soils in Africa is at least a century old. We currently have access to various
maps depicting mapping units locally and for the continent. In the past two decades, there …

Soil erosion is probably the most common form of land degradation, leading to on and off
site detrimental effects, such as an increase in river sediment load which have been shown …

Urbanization and hydrology have an interactive relationship, as urbanization changing the
hydrology of a system and the hydrology commonly causing structural damage to the …

This study involved the evaluation of farm-scale digital soil classification in the Sandspruit
catchment of the Western Cape Province, South Africa. The study aimed to evaluate a digital …

Soil information is critical in watershed-scale hydrological modelling; however, it is still
debated which level of complexity the soil data should contain. In the present study, we have …

Although soils form an integral part of landscape hydrological processes, the importance of
soil information in hydrological modelling is often neglected. This study investigated the …

Conventional soil mapping in montane environments is often a difficult and laborious task,
given access difficulties, the topography of the environment, and the time required to …

Subtropical soils derived from basalt cover an area of 1.5× 106 km2 intensively used for
agriculture in South America. There is little information about such soils on a scale …

La cuenca del río Mixteco se ubica en el estado de Oaxaca, México y comprende una
superficie total de 6 559.20 km2; esta presenta fuerte degradación de sus recursos …

The rapid advance of digital soil mapping (DSM) has resulted in the generation of fine
resolution soils spatial datasets with associated uncertainty that can be as accurate but more …