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Understanding how soil variability changes with spatial scale is critical to our ability to understand and model soil processes at scales relevant to decision makers. The compilation of large legacy data sets has opened up new possibilities to model spatial variability at the continental or even global scale. Using the National Soil Site Collation (NSSC) dataset of Australia we created empirical variograms...