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1. Soil legacy data rescue via GlobalSoilMap and other international and national initiatives

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Arrouays, Dominique, Leenaars, Johan G.B., Richer-de-Forges, Anne C., Adhikari, Kabindra, Ballabio, Cristiano, Greve, Mogens, Grundy, Mike, Guerrero, Eliseo, Hempel, Jon, Hengl, Tomislav, Heuvelink, Gerard, Batjes, Niels, Carvalho, Eloi, Hartemink, Alfred, Hewitt, Alan, Hong, Suk-Young, Krasilnikov, Pavel, Lagacherie, Philippe, Lelyk, Glen, Libohova, Zamir, Lilly, Allan, McBratney, Alex, McKenzie, Neil, Vasquez, Gustavo M., Mulder, Vera Leatitia, Minasny, Budiman, Montanarella, Luca, Odeh, Inakwu, Padarian, Jose, Poggio, Laura, Roudier, Pierre, Saby, Nicolas, Savin, Igor, Searle, Ross, Solbovoy, Vladimir, Thompson, James, Smith, Scott, Sulaeman, Yiyi, Vintila, Ruxandra, Rossel, Raphael Viscarra, Wilson, Peter, Zhang, Gan-Lin, Swerts, Martine, Oorts, Katrien, Karklins, Aldis, Feng, Liu, Ibelles Navarro, Alexandro R., Levin, Arkadiy, Laktionova, Tetiana, Dell'Acqua, Martin, Suvannang, Nopmanee, Ruam, Waew, Prasad, Jagdish, Patil, Nitin, Husnjak, Stjepan, Pásztor, László, Okx, Joop, Hallett, Stephen, Keay, Caroline, Farewell, Timothy, Lilja, Harri, Juilleret, Jérôme, Marx, Simone, Takata, Yusuke, Kazuyuki, Yagi, Mansuy, Nicolas, Panagos, Panos, Van Liedekerke, Mark, Skalsky, Rastislav, Sobocka, Jaroslava, Kobza, Josef, Eftekhari, Kamran, Alavipanah, Seyed Kacem, Moussadek, Rachid, Badraoui, Mohamed, Da Silva, Mayesse, Paterson, Garry, Gonçalves, Maria da Conceição, Theocharopoulos, Sid, Yemefack, Martin, Tedou, Silatsa, Vrscaj, Borut, Grob, Urs, Kozák, Josef, Boruvka, Lubos, Dobos, Endre, Taboada, Miguel, Moretti, Lucas, and Rodriguez, Dario

Published
2017
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2. Exploring the effects on UK food security and land use of four scenarios describing socio-economic responses to COVID-19

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Burgess Paul, Sandars Daniel, Keay Caroline, Duckett Dominic, Hannam Jacqueline, Aitkenhead Matt, and Rivington Mike

Subjects
COVID-19, food security, land use, food system, nutrition, diet, Impressions, imports, exports
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This report presents the results from the use of the Integrated Assessment Platform (IAP2) to assess a range of plausible post Brexit and COVID-19 pandemic recovery scenarios (Scenarios for UK Food and Nutrition Security in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic | Zenodo) on land use in the UK. The report is part of a series produced by the ESRC funded project 'UK food and nutrition security during and after the COIVD-19 pandemic (GrantES/V004433/1).

Published
2021
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3. The use and applications of the Soilscapes datasets

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Farewell, Timothy S., Truckell, Ian G., Keay, Caroline A., and Hallett, Stephen H.

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GeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUS
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A Technical Manual to guide users through the uses and applications of the soilscapes datasets. Soilscapes is one of the most popular datasets available from NSRI. It strips away confusing terminology and enables informed decision making by non-soil scientists who require an understanding of soil and how it affects the landscape. With Soilscapes, decision makers will gain a working knowledge of many fundamental soil-landscape processes for any region across England and Wales.

Published
2011

6. Soil data rescue led by stakeholder requirements: no need for DSM?

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Hannam, Jacqueline, Keay, Caroline, Rugg, Ian, and Cooke, James

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*DIGITAL soil mapping, *ARABLE land, *SOIL mapping, *FARMS, *NATURAL resources
Abstract

Initial phases of digital soil mapping utilize soil legacy information for training and validation data. In many cases digital soil mapping products are produced to defined specifications (eg. global soil map) yet often do not consult the stakeholders that will eventually use the outputs. We present a case study of data rescue that puts the stakeholder first, ultimately leading the requirements for the data rescue exercise. Agricultural land classification (ALC) is used in planning policy by local and national government to protect high grade agricultural land from development. In Wales there are small areas of high grade agricultural land but these areas are under significant pressure from development as they are located close to existing large urban areas. This study collated previously unpublished soil mapping and commercial soil surveys undertaken to assess land capability for agriculture of different scales (regional to farm level) and formats (record cards, maps). These were digitized and translated by pedologists in consultation with stakeholder policy team to update various soil data sources (e.g. assigning soil classification to unknown descriptions). The stakeholders favored preserving 'Frankenstein' mapping (e.g. where different scales of maps are available in the same viewer) rather than use the detailed information to produce a regular DSM standard grid output. They preferred this output to indicate levels of uncertainty (ie where there were detailed surveys for specific areas) and rather than the uncertainty estimates commonly produced from a DSM process. The resulting data collation bundle will be used to update a national predictive map of ALC for Wales and to inform other policy initiatives related to natural resource prioritization and planning. This study illustrates the importance of involving both stakeholders and pedologists in the initial phases of the DSM process to produce outputs that are relevant for stakeholder requirements. In some cases a DSM product is not the desired output for specific stakeholder groups. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

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