Soil hazard — potential compaction sensitivity under grassland (May — September)

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Dataset information

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Country of origin
Updated
Created
2015.12.31
Available languages
German
Keywords
Ackerbau, gdi-sh, ENVI, Verdichtung, Bodengefährdung, opendata, Karten, Bodenteilfunktion, Verdichtungsempfindlichkeit, Bodenfunktion
Quality scoring
175

Dataset description

The map series shows the density sensitivity of the subsoil under typical conditions of grassland management in the summer, i.e. the long-term average (1975-2005) for the period May to September. The classification ranges from very low to very high compression sensitivity. Soil compaction has long been a problem of soil protection, which is exacerbated by the use of increasingly heavier machines, especially in agriculture and the construction industry. As an instrument of preventive soil protection, these maps can, for example, answer the question whether a harvest transport, which was relatively riskless in July/August, already poses a high risk for soil damage compaction in October. In order to address as many questions as possible with different spatial reference, maps are available in six different scale levels: 1: 2,000 for concrete land management or construction on site or for high-resolution planning 1: 10,000 for a plot-sharp planning 1: 25,000 for community level planning 1: 100,000 for planning in larger regions 1: 250,000 for a nationally differentiated planning 1: 1000,000 for nationwide to nationwide planning Other series of maps for potential compaction sensitivity exist for the period October-April as well as for grassland use.
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