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- 2021Digital Soil Mapping and Assessment for Australia and Beyond: A Propitious Futurecitations
- 2020Development and evaluation of a composite supercapacitor-based 12 V transient start-stop (TSS) power system for vehicles: modelling, design and fabrication scaling up
- 2017Irrigated agricultural development in northern Australia: value-chain challenges and opportunitiescitations
- 2017Defining the properties of an array of -NH2- modified substrates for the induction of a mature osteoblast/osteocyte phenotype from a primary human osteoblast population using controlled nanotopography and surface chemistry
- 2016Anisotropy, band-to-band transitions, phonon modes, and oxidation properties of cobalt-oxide core-shell slanted columnar thin filmscitations
- 2015High Refractive Index Silicate Fibres for Cure Monitoring of Epoxy Matrix Composites
- 2012Supercooling
- 2011Managing risk of SCC of Fin Fan air cooled heat exchangers
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Digital Soil Mapping and Assessment for Australia and Beyond: A Propitious Future
Abstract
Digital Soil Mapping and Assessment (DSMA) has progressed from challenging ideas through important prototyping to large-scale implementation capturing quantitative measures of soil attributes and functions.This paper asks what is next for DSMA in the context of a highly uncertain future where high-quality knowledge of soil dynamics will be crucial to an effective response to existential challenges to planetary sustainability. Irrespective of whether the need is for survival, increased productivity or broadening the services provided from land management, or simply securing the soil itself, we see DSMA as a fundamental approach and essential tool.With the broadening of need and a strong basis in the practice of DSMA now in place, the theory, tools and technology of DSMA will grow exponentially in capacity, intensity, scale and reach.We explore expected changes in covariate data, the modelling process, the nature of base data generation and access that will lead to tracking and forecasting a much wider range of soil attributes and functions at finer spatial and temporal resolutions over larger areas, particularly globally.Equally importantly, we expect the application and impact of DSMA to broaden and be used, directly and collaterally, in the land management issues and opportunities of coming decades.It has the capacity to provide the background to a soil and landscape ‘digital twin’ and the consequent transformation in forecasting, testing and improvement of land management. We envision much larger human capacity and a much broader community of practice developing and utilizing DSMA products and tools, along with a widening and deepening role of public-private partnerships in this development and utilization.