Combining soil classification with (co-)kriging of moisture deficits

A. Stein; M. Hoogerwerf; J. Bouma

Combining soil classification with (co-)kriging of moisture deficits

A. Stein, M. Hoogerwerf, J. Bouma

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Abstract

Predictions of 30-year average moisture deficits (MD 30) were carried out by means of kriging and co-kriging in a stratified survey area. Major soil map delineations, as distinguished by a soil survey, showed different internal variability. Stratification resulted in an increase of precision of predictions on strata with low MD 30 variability and a decrease in strata with high MD 30 variability. Use of co-kriging resulted in an average increase of precision of MD 30-maps of about 10%. This study illustrates use of available soil survey information for stratifying a survey area to enhance precision of predictions. -Authors

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Land qualities in space and time
Subtitle of host publication	proceedings of a symposium organized by the International Society of Soil Science ISSS
Editors	J. Bouma, A.K. Bregt
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Publisher	Pudoc Scientific Publishers
Pages	205-208
Number of pages	4
ISBN (Print)	90-220-0973-4
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 1989
Externally published	Yes
Event	ISSS Symposium on Land Qualities in Space and Time 1988 - Wageningen, Netherlands Duration: 22 Aug 1988 → 26 Aug 1988

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Conference	ISSS Symposium on Land Qualities in Space and Time 1988
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Wageningen
Period	22/08/88 → 26/08/88

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Stein, A, Hoogerwerf, M & Bouma, J 1989, Combining soil classification with (co-)kriging of moisture deficits. in J Bouma & AK Bregt (eds), Land qualities in space and time: proceedings of a symposium organized by the International Society of Soil Science ISSS. Pudoc Scientific Publishers, Wageningen, pp. 205-208, ISSS Symposium on Land Qualities in Space and Time 1988, Wageningen, Netherlands, 22/08/88.

Combining soil classification with (co-)kriging of moisture deficits. / Stein, A.; Hoogerwerf, M.; Bouma, J.

Land qualities in space and time: proceedings of a symposium organized by the International Society of Soil Science ISSS. ed. / J. Bouma; A.K. Bregt. Wageningen : Pudoc Scientific Publishers, 1989. p. 205-208.

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