Spatial analysis of soil physical attributes from a degraded area under different types of management.

The objective of this work was to analyze the spatial variability of soil aggregates, porosity and density under five different land-uses and management conditions (degraded substrate - SD; degraded substrate with sewage sludge and Eucalyptus crop - SDLE; soil under pasture SP; capoeira under regeneration - SR; and soil under cerrado - SC). Total porosity (m3.m-3) and density (Mg m-3) of the soil; the mean weight diameter (MWD, mm) of the aggregates; and the percentage of aggregates resistant to rainfall were evaluated. The date of soil was analyzed with descriptive statistics for initial exploration and geostatistics, to analyze the spatial variability. There was spatial dependency and the parameter adjust range varied from 8 to 12 m under the treatments SD and SR for the aggregates and SR for macroporosity, total porosity and soil density. There was spatial dependency also under SP, for the aggregates, microporosity, and total porosity; under SC, for the aggregates; and under SDLE, for microporosity. Soil data with spatial dependence in the field were characterized both by high and low values in the same area. Therefore it is not adequate to consider these areas as homogeneous for future experiments and agricultural activities.

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Main Authors: CARVALHO, J. C. B. de, ESPINDOLA, C. R., ALVES, M. C., GREGO, C. R., VIEIRA, S. R.
Other Authors: JOSEANE CARINA BORGES DE CARVALHO, Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo; CARLOS ROBERTO ESPINDOLA, IG/Unicamp; MARLENE CRISTINA ALVES, Unesp; CELIA REGINA GREGO, CNPTIA; SIDNEY ROSA VIEIRA.
Format: Artigo de periódico biblioteca
Language:English
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Published: 2018-02-01
Subjects:Geoestatística, Análise espacial, Spatial variability, Geostatistics, Soil aggregates,
Online Access:http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/1086890
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spelling dig-alice-doc-10868902018-02-01T23:37:03Z Spatial analysis of soil physical attributes from a degraded area under different types of management. CARVALHO, J. C. B. de ESPINDOLA, C. R. ALVES, M. C. GREGO, C. R. VIEIRA, S. R. JOSEANE CARINA BORGES DE CARVALHO, Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo; CARLOS ROBERTO ESPINDOLA, IG/Unicamp; MARLENE CRISTINA ALVES, Unesp; CELIA REGINA GREGO, CNPTIA; SIDNEY ROSA VIEIRA. Geoestatística Análise espacial Spatial variability Geostatistics Soil aggregates The objective of this work was to analyze the spatial variability of soil aggregates, porosity and density under five different land-uses and management conditions (degraded substrate - SD; degraded substrate with sewage sludge and Eucalyptus crop - SDLE; soil under pasture SP; capoeira under regeneration - SR; and soil under cerrado - SC). Total porosity (m3.m-3) and density (Mg m-3) of the soil; the mean weight diameter (MWD, mm) of the aggregates; and the percentage of aggregates resistant to rainfall were evaluated. The date of soil was analyzed with descriptive statistics for initial exploration and geostatistics, to analyze the spatial variability. There was spatial dependency and the parameter adjust range varied from 8 to 12 m under the treatments SD and SR for the aggregates and SR for macroporosity, total porosity and soil density. There was spatial dependency also under SP, for the aggregates, microporosity, and total porosity; under SC, for the aggregates; and under SDLE, for microporosity. Soil data with spatial dependence in the field were characterized both by high and low values in the same area. Therefore it is not adequate to consider these areas as homogeneous for future experiments and agricultural activities. 2018-02-01T23:36:57Z 2018-02-01T23:36:57Z 2018-02-01 2017 2018-02-01T23:36:57Z Artigo de periódico African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, v. 11, n. 9, p. 486-498, Sept. 2017. http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/1086890 10.5897/AJEST2016.2256 en eng openAccess
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topic Geoestatística
Análise espacial
Spatial variability
Geostatistics
Soil aggregates
Geoestatística
Análise espacial
Spatial variability
Geostatistics
Soil aggregates
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Análise espacial
Spatial variability
Geostatistics
Soil aggregates
Geoestatística
Análise espacial
Spatial variability
Geostatistics
Soil aggregates
CARVALHO, J. C. B. de
ESPINDOLA, C. R.
ALVES, M. C.
GREGO, C. R.
VIEIRA, S. R.
Spatial analysis of soil physical attributes from a degraded area under different types of management.
description The objective of this work was to analyze the spatial variability of soil aggregates, porosity and density under five different land-uses and management conditions (degraded substrate - SD; degraded substrate with sewage sludge and Eucalyptus crop - SDLE; soil under pasture SP; capoeira under regeneration - SR; and soil under cerrado - SC). Total porosity (m3.m-3) and density (Mg m-3) of the soil; the mean weight diameter (MWD, mm) of the aggregates; and the percentage of aggregates resistant to rainfall were evaluated. The date of soil was analyzed with descriptive statistics for initial exploration and geostatistics, to analyze the spatial variability. There was spatial dependency and the parameter adjust range varied from 8 to 12 m under the treatments SD and SR for the aggregates and SR for macroporosity, total porosity and soil density. There was spatial dependency also under SP, for the aggregates, microporosity, and total porosity; under SC, for the aggregates; and under SDLE, for microporosity. Soil data with spatial dependence in the field were characterized both by high and low values in the same area. Therefore it is not adequate to consider these areas as homogeneous for future experiments and agricultural activities.
author2 JOSEANE CARINA BORGES DE CARVALHO, Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo; CARLOS ROBERTO ESPINDOLA, IG/Unicamp; MARLENE CRISTINA ALVES, Unesp; CELIA REGINA GREGO, CNPTIA; SIDNEY ROSA VIEIRA.
author_facet JOSEANE CARINA BORGES DE CARVALHO, Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo; CARLOS ROBERTO ESPINDOLA, IG/Unicamp; MARLENE CRISTINA ALVES, Unesp; CELIA REGINA GREGO, CNPTIA; SIDNEY ROSA VIEIRA.
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ESPINDOLA, C. R.
ALVES, M. C.
GREGO, C. R.
VIEIRA, S. R.
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Análise espacial
Spatial variability
Geostatistics
Soil aggregates
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title Spatial analysis of soil physical attributes from a degraded area under different types of management.
title_short Spatial analysis of soil physical attributes from a degraded area under different types of management.
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title_fullStr Spatial analysis of soil physical attributes from a degraded area under different types of management.
title_full_unstemmed Spatial analysis of soil physical attributes from a degraded area under different types of management.
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