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Dr Dominique ArrouaysCONSORTIUM COORDINATORSMART LOIRE VALLEY ProgrammeDr Dominique Arrouays is a senior research Engineer at the InfoSol Unit, INRAE, Orléans. He has been the head ofthe unit from 2000 to 2011. He has been member of the IPCC who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997. He has 159publications in the Web of Science (WoS) and a h-index of 43. He is member of the editorial board of several internationalscientific journals. He got the gold medal of the French Academy of Agriculture (2014) and was awarded several “bestpapers” in scientific journals. He is Chairman of the “GlobalSoilMap” Working Group (WG) of the International Union ofSoil Sciences (IUSS), which is working on the “bottom-up” approach for generating fine grids of soil properties.GLADSOILMAP (GLOBAL DIGITAL SOIL MAP)Soils have critical relevance to global issues, such as food and water security,climate regulation, sustainable energy, desertification and biodiversityprotection. All these examples require accurate national soil propertyinformation and there is a need to scientific support to develop reliablebaseline soil information and pathways for measuring and monitoring soils.Soil sustainable management is a global issue, but effective actions requirehigh-resolution data about soil properties.Earth, Ecology & Environment Sciences 201976Two projects, GlobalSoilMap and SoilGrids, aim at delivering the first generationof high-resolution soil property grids for the globe, the first one by a bottomupapproach (from country to globe), the latter by top-down (global). TheGLobAl Digital SOIL MAP (GLADSOILMAP) consortium brings together worldscientific leaders involved in both projects. The consortium aims at developingand transferring methods to improve the prediction accuracy of soil propertiesand their associated uncertainty, by using legacy soil data and ancillary spatialinformation. This approach brings together new technologies and methods,existing soil databases and expert knowledge.The consortium aims at transferring methods to achieve convergence between top-down and bottom-up approaches,and to generate methods for delivering maps of soil properties. These maps are essential for communities from climateand environmental modeling to decision-making and sustainable resources management at a scale that is relevantto soil management. The consortium will ensure links with the numerous actors in geosciences of the world, and willcontribute to improving their skills in digital mapping and their national and international legibility. The consortiuminvolves very experienced soil scientists and younger ones well aware of up to date technologies and methods in DSM. Itcovers the entire world, which is a guarantee that the results will be largely disseminated and used.Achievements to date include the first kick-off meeting held in Orléans in November 2019, and a related detailed planof actions. The website is operational and the first report has been delivered. Three members of the consortium arepresently co-editing a special issue of a scientific journal. Many papers have already been submitted to this specialissue.
PARTNERSDr Zamir LibohovaUnited States Department ofAgriculture - Natural ResourcesConservation Service - USProf. Budiman MinasnyUniversity of Sydney - AUDr Vera Leatitia MulderWageningen University - NLDr Laura PoggioInternational Soil Reference andInformation Centre - World SoilInformation - NLDr Pierre RoudierLandcare Research - NZAROUND THE PROJECTArticles in peer-reviewed journals. Dharumarajan S., Kalaiselvi B., Suputhra A., Lalitha M., Hegde R., Singh S.K., LagacherieP. (2019). Digital soil mapping of key GlobalSoilMap properties in Northern Karnataka Plateau.Geoderma Regional. 20.. Loiseau, T., Chen, S., Mulder, V.L., Román Dobarco, M., Richer-de-Forges A.C., Lehmann, S.,Bourenanne, H., Saby N.P.A., Martin, M.P., Vaudour, E., Gomez, C., Lagacherie, P., Arrouays D.(2019). Satellite data integration for soil clay content modelling at a national scale. InternationalJournal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation. Vol. 82.. Vaudour E., Gomez C., Loiseau T., Baghdadi N., Loubet B., Arrouays D., Ali L., Lagacherie P.(2019). The Impact of Acquisition Date on the Prediction Performance of Topsoil Organic Carbonfrom Sentinel-2 for Croplands. Remote Sensing. 11 (18), 2143.Articles in books and international newsletters. Arrouays, D., Libohova, Z., Minasny, B., Mulder, V.L., Poggio, L., Roudier, P. 2020. Theconsortium GLobAl Digital SOIL MAP (GLADSOILMAP). International Union of Soil SciencesBulletin. 135, 88-90. https://www.iuss.org/media/iuss-bulletin135_def.pdfEarth, Ecology & Environment Sciences 201977
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