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In this study, we tested the potential of visible-near infrared (VNIR, 350–2500nm) and mid-infrared spectroscopy (MIR, 2500–15,000nm) for quantification and prediction of soil parameters to support the Saxon Permanent Soil Monitoring Program. As Saxony is characterised by a large variety of soil metal concentrations which can negatively affect essential soil functions, the presented study is strongly...
Soil spectroscopy can provide low-cost and high-density data for predicting various soil properties. However, a relatively weak correlation between the spectra and the measurements of salinized soil makes spectroscopy difficult to use in predicting areas at risk of salinization, especially for low and moderately saline soils. The main objective of the study was to propose an effective approach based...
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