Testing the performance of spatial interpolation techniques for mapping soil properties

By Todd Robinson, Graciela I. Metternicht. 2006

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Wenjiao Shi
2. Yingshuang Song
3. Chuanfa Chen
4. Z. Du
5. T. Yue
6. Jiyuan Liu

In Environmental Engineering

1. Wenjiao Shi
2. Yingshuang Song
3. Chuanfa Chen
4. Z. Du
5. T. Yue
6. Jiyuan Liu

Citations in the corpus

• Spatially distributed monthly reference evapotranspiration derived from the calibration of Thornthwaite equation: a case study, South of Iran (2008, background): “Kravchenko and Bullock (1999) and Robinson and Metternicht (2006) reported that power one is the best choice for the datasets having low skewness (\1).”
• Improving the Prediction Accuracy of Soil Mapping through Geostatistics (2012, neutral): “Splines produce good results with gently varying surfaces, and thus are often not appropriate when there are large changes in the surface values within a short horizontal distance [26].”
• Surface modelling of soil pH (2009, background): “Splines produce good results with gently varying surfaces, and thus are often not appropriate when there are large changes in the surface values within a short horizontal distance (Robinson and Metternicht, 2006).”