Application Cards - Organic carbon stored in the Apennine soils between 0-30 cm - Outdated

Description

The organic carbon map stored in the soils of the Emilia-Romagna Apennines, and intended as a first elaboration through polygons that describe the average organic carbon content expressed in Mg*ha-1 in the first 30 cm of soil plus the content of the organic surface horizons in the case of forest soils. Provides a territorial type of data. The CO content in the first 30 cm of soil and in the organic horizons in forest soils considers the distribution of different soil types and the incidence of non-soil surfaces, understood as areas occupied by surface water, urban and infrastructure. The representation of the territory takes place through a knitted structure consisting of cells with a side of 1Km. The assigned value takes into account the zero contribution due to non-soil areas. The attribution of the value to the cell takes into account the distribution of the soils according to the Soil Charter of the Emilia-Romagna Region (scale 1:250,000, edition 1994 and supplement); the distinction between areas occupied by soil and those occupied by non-soil (i.e. urban, infrastructure or surface water) derives from the Land Use Charter 2003 on a scale of 1:25,000 drawn up by the Geographic Information Systems Service of the Emilia-Romagna Region.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
10 http://geo.regione.emilia-romagna.it/cartpedo/
55 https://mappegis.regione.emilia-romagna.it/moka/ckan/suolo/Carbonio_organico_stock_Appennino_0_30_cm.zip
0 http://servizigis.regione.emilia-romagna.it/wms/suoli?service=WMS%26version=1.3.0%26request=GetCapabilities

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  • gas-a-effetto-serra
  • open-data
  • propagazione-del-suono
  • montagna
  • suolo
  • pedologia
  • pianificazione-rurale
  • agricoltura
  • ambiente-naturale
  • stock-carbonio
  • cambiamento-del-clima
  • appennino-emiliano-romagnolo
  • eu
  • agroforestazione
  • propriet-fisiche
  • propriet-chimiche
  • carbonio-organico
  • pianificazione-agricola
  • regionale

Topics

  • ENVI

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