Titlebook: Soils and the Environment; A Guide to Soil Surv Gerald W. Olson Book 1981 Dowden & Culver, Inc. 1981 agriculture.development.energy.environ

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Soil Classification,was specially designed to be useful at different levels of detail and generalization. Tables 20–25 provide an introduction to the nomenclature of Soil Taxonomy, and Figures 27–30 illustrate different levels of detail and generalization of application of the soil classification system to description of land areas.

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Erosion Control,il erosion is fully as important in urban areas as in rural areas, and is usually associated with runoff and sedimentation, which can cause great damage down-slope as well as on the higher elevations.

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Engineering Applications,fully utilized. Engineering applications of soil information are fully as important for agricultural operations as for construction activities. Many soil improvements (drainage, grading, compaction, trafficability) involve soil character changes under stress or with changing moisture conditions whether for rural or urban developments.

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Introduction,, help convert sunlight into usable forms of energy and other resources. They are intimately connected with geologic materials beneath, vegetative materials within and above, and groundwater percolating through the soil. Soils are an integral and vital part of our environment and may be defined as d

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Laboratory Analyses,t the field descriptions. The field descriptions basically establish the soil in the context of the landscape, and the laboratory data give additional information in precise numerical format about the chemical, physical, and behavioral aspects of the soils. The purpose of all soil data, in the ultim

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Soil Classification,nto categories that are useful for understanding genesis, properties, and behavior. All soils in the United States (more than 11,000 in 1980) and numerous soils in many other countries have been classified according to Soil Taxonomy (Soil Survey Staff, 1975). The Soil Taxonomy classification system

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Computerized Data Processing,f the data on soils is being manipulated by computers for calculations, classification, correlation, and interpretation—and the computerization trends will continue at an accelerated rate in the future. Most of the details of explanation of the computer systems are in the process of being written fo