pedological

He supplements the recordings with a diary of observations and gathers detailed pedological, hydrological, meteorological and astronomical data along with spectrographic documentation of magnetic fluctuations using very low frequency radio.

Investigation stephen hastings-king 2011

The climatic, topographic and pedological diversity of the Cape Peninsula make it the most diverse of all these areas.

Cape Floral Protected Areas, South Africa 2009

The characteristic deltaic plains of the oriental sector have induced a major diversity of landscapes, due to the interaction of microtopographic and pedological factors, mediated by local characteristics.

Coastal Venezuelan mangroves 2008

A combination of geomorphological, pedological, and floristic features set this ecoregion apart from other portions of the Brazilian Atlantic forest.

Atlantic Coast restingas 2007

These might include maps or descriptions emanating from geological, pedological, topographical, or agronomical surveys or from roadworks.

Chapter 5 1995

It is not readily possible to extract basic pedological data from an irrigability report (to "unscramble the omelette").

Chapter 9 1995

General pedological maps, where they exist, often have a small scale (1/1,000,000).

1.1. Aims 1982

For certain projects, pedological maps may be available with larger scales, and they can be obtained from geological or agricultural services.

1.1. Aims 1982

As far as a physical survey of the soil is concerned and where a complete pedological study is not possible, auger samples should be taken to determine any limiting factors.

1.1. Forests 1982

In heterogeneous land, a pedological study should be carried out to determine the most suitable drain depth.

2.1. Open ditches 1982