Spatial Analysis of Soil Fertility Parameters

By C. Cambardella, D. Karlen. Precision Agriculture, 2004

287 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Engineering, Soil Science

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In Environmental Chemistry

1. J. Royo
2. Bruno Tisseyre
3. Luis Gonzaga Santesteban
4. Serge Guillaume

In Environmental Engineering

1. José Alexandre Mello Demattê
2. J. Royo
3. Bruno Tisseyre
4. Luis Gonzaga Santesteban
5. Serge Guillaume

In Soil Science

1. J. Royo
2. Bruno Tisseyre
3. Luis Gonzaga Santesteban
4. Serge Guillaume

Citations in the corpus

• Optimum size in grid soil sampling for variable rate application in site-specific management (2011, background): “Cahn et al. (1994) and Cambardella and Karlen (1999) reported that the correct sampling scale varies not only from field to field but also depends on the soil fertility parameters.”
• Are precision agriculture tools and methods relevant at the whole-vineyard scale? (2013, methodology): “Two indices were then derived from the variogram and the trend: Cambardella Index (Ic) (Cambardella and Karlen 1999) and Opportunity Index (Oi) (Pringle et al.”
• Spatial variability of switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) yield as related to soil parameters in a small field (2007, unknown): “…CC and N) the semivariance increased without17 reaching a maximum at relatively low lag distance, indicating that a strict range value could be18 identified outside the field size, or that the number of samples were too few to extrapolate the19 spatial dependence (Cambardella and Karlen, 1999).”
• Leaf nutrient spatial variability and site-specific fertilization maps within olive (Olea europaea L.) orchards (2004, unknown): “, 1999) or at Iowa, USA (Cambardella and Karlen, 1999).”