Quantitative mapping of soil types based on regression kriging of taxonomic distances with landform and land cover attributes

By F. Carré, M. Girard. 2002

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A Practical Guide to Geostatistical Mapping (2009, background): “Roger Bivand GEOSTAT course, 11-17 April 2011, Canberra The missing link I Our projects typically depend on both statistical and GIS analysis I Some believe that this could all be done within R I Others believe that this could all be done within commercial packages (ArcGIS) I . . . and the winner is”
On digital soil mapping (2003, methodology): “Carré and Girard ( 2002 ) used a continuous method for horizon and profile classification called OSACA .”
Prediction of soil properties using fuzzy membership values (2010, unknown): “The incorporation of similarity measures in terms of fuzzy membership or taxonomic distance has been reported previously (Odeh and Chittleborough, 1992; Carre and Gigard, 2002).”
Incorporating taxonomic distance into spatial prediction and digital mapping of soil classes (2007, background): “One solution is provided by Carré and Girard (2002) where they proposed mapping soil classes based on their taxonomic distances.”