Geoinformation evaluation of soil resource potential for horticulture in Krasnodar region and the Republic of Adygea

Savin, I. Yu.; Dragavtseva, I. A.; Mironenko, N. Ya.; Sergeeva, N. N.; Domozhirova, V.V.; Morenets, A. S.; Ovechkin, S. V.

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“…Specialized software packages were used in digital mapping, including MapInfo, Global Mapper and Surfer, etc. (Koshelev, 2018;McBratney et al, 2003;Savin et al, 2000;Yuferev et al, 2010).…”

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Influence of Forest Strips on Changes in Soil Properties in the Agrolandscape

Koshelev,

Shatrovskaya,

Kretinin

2024

IJARe

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Background: In Russia 5.2 million hectares of protective forest plantations were created on agricultural land. Forest strips optimize moisture turnover, heat and gas exchange of the territory and transform agrarian landscapes into more sustainable forest-agrarian ecosystems (agroforest landscapes). Studying the impact of shelterbelt forests on the transformation of soil properties in the context of climate change (organic carbon storage) is an important problem. The aim of our research was to study the effect of shelterbelt forests on soil indicators and to digitally map the contours of forest-meliorated soils on the test site using GIS-technology and field studies. Methods: In the present study, the methodology of soil studies in agroforested soils (1978) and the methodology of assessing the accumulation of substances in plants and soils in agroforested landscapes were used to study forest-meliorated soils. We proceeded from the position that the reclamation effect of forest belts occurs at a distance of 30 heights. The research was conducted from 2016 to 2022. Result: Research has established, that the soil profile under the forest belt has an organogenic horizon A0 (forest floor); the thickness of the humus horizon (A+B1) under the forest belt is 8-10 cm higher compared to other zones. Spatial distribution of humus content in the A+B1 horizon from the forest belt to the centers of inter-belt squares (zone 20H) is not characterized by great variability and clear patterns and on average makes 1.15-1.2%. The increase in calcium carbonate (CaCO3) content in the soil occurs in the direction from the forest belt to the 20H zone. The indicator of dense residue in terms of the content of readily soluble salts is not relevant in estimating the forest belt’s influence on transformation of soil properties. A preliminary digital map of the contours of forest-reclaimed soils has been compiled. The obtained materials will serve as a basis for modeling the spatial and temporal dynamics of soils under forest belts in the zonal section and improving soil fertility in the interstrip space.

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“…Specialized software packages were used in digital mapping, including MapInfo, Global Mapper and Surfer, etc. (Koshelev, 2018;McBratney et al, 2003;Savin et al, 2000;Yuferev et al, 2010).…”

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Influence of Forest Strips on Changes in Soil Properties in the Agrolandscape

Koshelev,

Shatrovskaya,

Kretinin

2024

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“…Yu., Prudnikova E. Yu., (Soil Institute named after Dokuchaev V. V.) a huge analysis of the methods of monitoring the soil cover, its mapping, the use of satellite imagery in agricultural insurance, ground penetrating radar diagnostics of humus state of the blacksoil cover, the identification of erosion processes using unmanned aerial vehicles [1,2,3].…”

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The Effectiveness of Digital Technologies in Soil Cover Monitoring

Shayakhmetov¹,

Gindemit²,

Kashkina³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the Ecological-Socio-Economic Systems: Models of Competition and Cooperation (ESES 2019)

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In this paper, the current state of the soil cover on the basis of remote sensing materials of the Earth on the example of Shcherbakinsky rural settlement of Sargatsky district of Omsk region was studied. The studied area is located in the forest-steppe zone of Western Siberia. In the paper multispectral images of the space vehicle (SV) Landsat 8 (USA), with a resolution of 30 m per pixel was used. These images allow monitoring of the Earth's surface at intervals of once every 16 days with an approach area of 185 km in nadir. Computer processing of a series of multispectral space images (MSI) by synthesis method was carried out using the licensed software package ENVI 5.0. (manufactured by ESRI). The work used outdated cartographic materials of 1984, obtained in the Department of Agriculture of the Sargat District. When creating the electronic cartographicdocument of the studied area (based on satellite data), the digital basis of agricultural lands was initially created. Digitization of obsolete material was carried out in the software package QGis (QGIS Desktop). For the first time for the territory of the forest-steppe zone of Western Siberia with the use of different-time images by a space vehicle LANDSAT 8, the spatial-temporal change in the structure of agricultural lands over the past twenty-five years was revealed. The work was carried out in the framework of research commissioned by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Omsk Region: "Development and technology implementation for the introduction of unused land in the Omsk region".

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Geoinformation evaluation of soil resource potential for horticulture in Krasnodar region and the Republic of Adygea

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Influence of Forest Strips on Changes in Soil Properties in the Agrolandscape

Influence of Forest Strips on Changes in Soil Properties in the Agrolandscape

The Effectiveness of Digital Technologies in Soil Cover Monitoring

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