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Spatial sampling, landscape modeling, and interpretation of soil organic carbon on zero-order watersheds.
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Spatial sampling, landscape modeling, and interpretation of soil organic carbon on zero-order watersheds./
作者:
Venteris, Erik Ray.
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222 p.
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Adviser: Brian K. Slater.
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Dissertation Abstracts International63-04B.
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Agriculture, Soil Science. -
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Spatial sampling, landscape modeling, and interpretation of soil organic carbon on zero-order watersheds.
Venteris, Erik Ray.
Spatial sampling, landscape modeling, and interpretation of soil organic carbon on zero-order watersheds.
- 222 p.
Adviser: Brian K. Slater.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The Ohio State University, 2002.
High-resolution (2 m) raster spatial models of soil organic carbon were created for zero-order watersheds at the North Appalachian Experimental Watershed in Coshocton, Ohio. Soil samples, management practice, and topographic parameters obtained from a digital elevation model were used to create spatial models through multivariate regression. Soil organic carbon was studied because of its importance in the global CO<sub>2</sub> cycle and soil quality. Four small watersheds (5000 m<super>2</super> to 10,000 m<super>2</super>) were studied, representing continuous no-till corn, conventional tillage, hay, and pasture management practices. Topographic information (slope, wetness index) was derived from a 2 m digital elevation model (DEM). Nearly 500 new soil samples were collected (30 cm depth). Sample locations were chosen using a rational scheme. Legacy and initial sample sets (61 legacy, 250 initial samples) were used to obtain preliminary information on the structure and predictors of spatial variability. Such information was used to design a final sample set (185 samples) that was compatible with statistical (ANOVA and least squares regression), and geostatistical (kriging) modeling techniques.
ISBN: 0493635289Subjects--Topical Terms:
1017824
Agriculture, Soil Science.
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