A spatial data infrastructure for storing and exchanging global soil data

B. Kempen; J.S. Mendes de Jesus; N.H. Batjes; E.D. Carvalho Ribeiro; J.G.B. Leenaars; T. Hengl

A spatial data infrastructure for storing and exchanging global soil data

B. Kempen, J.S. Mendes de Jesus, N.H. Batjes, E.D. Carvalho Ribeiro, J.G.B. Leenaars, T. Hengl

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Abstract

The demand for soil data for agro-ecological and other environmental applications at national, regional and global level is growing; establishing a spatial data infrastructure (SDI) for global soil data is key for connecting soil data holders and serving the user community effectively. Organizations investing in a flexible soil SDI can efficiently contribute to and benefit from international collaborative initiatives while consolidating their role as mandated soil data holder. ISRIC–World Soil Information has been investing in the development of new geo-information technologies with the objective to improve and increase global soil data exchange and use. Here we describe main components of ISRIC’s evolving global soil SDI.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Eurosoil Istanbul 2016, abstract book
Publisher	ECSSS
Pages	104-104
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	EUROSOIL 2016 - Istanbul, Turkey Duration: 17 Jul 2016 → 22 Jul 2016

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Conference	EUROSOIL 2016
Country/Territory	Turkey
Period	17/07/16 → 22/07/16

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