Random Forest Modeling of Soil Properties in Saline Semi-Arid Areas

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The problem of salinization/spreading saline soils is becoming more urgent in many regions the world, especially context climate change. monitoring salt-affected soils’ properties a necessary procedure land management and irrigation planning aimed to obtain high crop harvest reduce degradation processes. In this work, machine learning method was applied for modeling spatial distribution topsoil (0–20 cm) properties—in particular: soil organic carbon (SOC), pH, salt content (dry residue). A random forest (RF) approach used combination with environmental variables predict semi-arid area (Trans-Ural steppe zone). Soil, salinity, texture maps; topography attributes; remote sensing data (RSD) were as predictors. coefficient determination (R2) root mean square error (RMSE) estimate performance RF model. cross-validation result showed that model achieved an R2 0.59 RMSE 0.68 SOM; 0.36 0.65, respectively, pH; 0.78 1.21, respectively dry residue prediction. SOC ranged from 0.8 2.8%, average value 1.9%; pH 5.9 8.4, 7.2; varied greatly 0.04 16.8%, 1.3%. variable importance analysis indicated (salinity indices NDVI) dominant prediction parameters. RSD evaluating their explained by absorption characteristics/reflectivity visible near-infrared spectra. Solonchak are distinguished crust on surface and, result, reduced contents vegetation biomass. However, change non-saline over short distance mosaic structure cover requires high-resolution or aerial images obtained unmanned vehicle/drones successful digital mapping presented results provide effective landscapes further management/reclamation degraded arid regions.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: Agriculture

سال: 2023

ISSN: ['2077-0472']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/agriculture13050976