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A National Soil Profile Database for Brazil Available to International Scientists

Cooper, Miguel, Mendes, Lúcia Maria Silveira, Silva, Wellinton Luiz Costa, Sparovek, Gerd·2005·Soil Science Society of America Journal
DOI 10.2136/sssaj2004.0140
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A comprehensive digital soil profile database of Brazil was compiled and is being made available through the Internet. Most of the soil data were obtained from the Radambrasil project and other regional surveys. The database contains information from 5086 profiles distributed over the whole Brazilian territory corresponding to data from 10034 horizons, each with 31 variables. The variables were chosen to represent different areas of soil science, embracing soil morphological, chemical, mineralogical, and physical attributes. The distribution uniformity of the data was low with sampling densities varying from one profile per 10000 km 2 to one profile per 1370 km 2 The access to the database is free and its design allows its use not only by soil scientists but also by those working with agricultural, environmental, and land use issues.

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  • Most soil surveys in the westernmost and interfluvial forests contain no evidence of terra pretas.

    “Less is known of terra preta occurrence in the westernmost and interfluvial forests, though most soil surveys in these areas contain no evidence of terra pretas [10,33-38] (figure 1).”

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  • Cooper et al. published a comprehensive database of soil surveys conducted in Brazil, with most data points originating from the RADAMBrasil Project.

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Authors
Cooper, M., Mendes, L. M. S., Silva, W. L. C., & Sparovek, G.
Affiliations
Univ. of São Paulo, ESALQ‐USP CP 9 Piracicaba SP 13418‐900 Brazil
Venue
Soil Science Society of America Journal
Publisher
Wiley
Published
2005-05
Volume
69
Issue
3
Pages
649-652
ISSN
  • 0361-5995
  • 1435-0661
DOI
10.2136/sssaj2004.0140
Cited by
75
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Language
en
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor (vor)

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