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MENDELNET <strong>2013</strong>EVALUATION OF BARE SOIL VARIABILITY FROM REMOTESENSING DATANovák J., Lukas V., Křen J., Klimánek M.Department of Agrosystems and Bioclimatology, Faculty of Agronomy, MendelUniversity in Brno, Zemedelska 1, 613 00 Brno, Czech RepublicE-mail: jaroslavxnovak@gmail.comABSTRACTMain goal of the paper is to capture, examine and evaluate the variability of soils within each soilblocks with the use of digital records of remote sensing (RS). The evaluation was performed at theSouth Moravian Region with a total area of 1,100 km 2 . RapidEye satellite images of the 2012 andborders of land blocks from iLPIS were used for this study. The first step was a selection of barearable land through polygons of arable land from the system iLpis and pixels of arable landobtained through standard differential vegetation index (NDVI). An image classification wasperformed on these grounds in order to create class of information describing the spectrum ofsurfaces forming the bare soils. To classifications were included areas of bare soul with pixel counthigher or equal to 50 % of the original number of pixels of bare soils in areas selected through datafrom the system iLpis. A coefficient of variation was used to rate variability. Information and Thebest images as far as for the information were images taken in March before the beginning of thegrowing season. This data was the most variable of all evaluated scenes, both in terms ofassessment of statistical dispersion of the file and changes detectable by remote sensing. Insubsequent phases of the project, all gathered results will be compared and refined with otherinformation sources.Key words: variability of bare soil, remote Sensing, iLpis, NDVIAcknowledgments: This paper was supported by the project IGA LDF MENDELU No. 59/20013,entitled "Evaluation of soil variability of the selected area with remote sensing data." Data from thesystem iLpis, in the form of spatial and descriptive representation of blocks of arable land and SHPformat, was provided by the Ministry of Agriculture.114 | P age

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