Digital soil mapping and assessment for Australia and beyond: A propitious future

• Published in: Geoderma Regional Vol. 24; p. e00359
• Main Authors: Searle, Ross, McBratney, Alexander, Grundy, Mike, Kidd, Darren, Malone, Brendan, Arrouays, Dominique, Stockman, Uta, Zund, Peter, Wilson, Peter, Wilford, John, Van Gool, Dennis, Triantafilis, John, Thomas, Mark, Stower, Liz, Slater, Brian, Robinson, Nathan, Ringrose-Voase, Anthony, Padarian, José, Payne, Jim, Orton, Thomas, Odgers, Nathan, O’Brien, Lauren, Minasny, Budiman, Bennett, John McLean, Liddicoat, Craig, Jones, Edward, Holmes, Karen, Harms, Ben, Gray, Jonathan, Bui, Elisabeth, Andrews, Kaitlyn
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Elsevier B.V 01.03.2021; Elsevier
• Subjects: Agricultural sciences; Australia; Digital soil assessment; Digital soil mapping; land management; landscapes; Life Sciences; Soil covariates; Soil data systems; Soil security; Soil spatial prediction; Soil study; Australia; Digital soil mapping; Soil data systems; Soil security; Soil spatial prediction; Soil covariates; Australia; Digital soil assessment

Digital Soil Mapping and Assessment (DSMA) has progressed from challenging traditional soil science paradigms, through small scale prototyping, to large-scale implementation capturing quantitative measures of soil attributes and functions. This paper considers the future for DSMA in the context of a...