Dataset linking the ‘landschappelijke bodemkaart’ (LBK) and ‘bodemfysische eenhedenkaart’ (BOFEK) (dataset)

Dataset linking the ‘landschappelijke bodemkaart’ (LBK) and ‘bodemfysische eenhedenkaart’ (BOFEK)

doi:10.4121/1835e7fd-802c-47d4-81f5-3e76c485a809.v1

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doi: 10.4121/1835e7fd-802c-47d4-81f5-3e76c485a809

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Woolderink, Hessel; Teuling, Kees; Harkema, Tom; Cruijsen, Joost (2024): Dataset linking the ‘landschappelijke bodemkaart’ (LBK) and ‘bodemfysische eenhedenkaart’ (BOFEK). Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/1835e7fd-802c-47d4-81f5-3e76c485a809.v1

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Bodemfysische eenhedenkaart, landscape soil map, landschappelijke bodemkaart, Soil physical units map, soil properties

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Netherlands

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CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

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by Hessel Woolderink , Kees Teuling , Tom Harkema

, Joost Cruijsen

This dataset contains the dataset linking the ‘landschappelijke bodemkaart’ (LBK) and ‘bodemfysische eenhedenkaart’ (BOFEK). By linking the LBK to the BOFEK, soil physical properties, such as resistance to water infiltration, can be better quantified for the LBK's landscape units. The LBK-BOFEK dataset and derived maps can be interpreted for various applications, such as assessing opportunities for climate adaptation, green space management, nature development and spatial planning issues. The method is defined in R scripts to enable automated derivation of linking the maps in a reproducible and transparent way.

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