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The R.J. Cook Agronomy Farm (cookfarm
) is a Long-Term Agroecosystem Research Site operated by Washington State University, located near Pullman, Washington, USA. Contains spatio-temporal (3D+T) measurements of three soil properties and a number of spatial and temporal regression covariates.
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The cookfarm
data set contains four data frames. The readings
data frame contains measurements of volumetric water content (cubic-m/cubic-m), temperature (degree C) and bulk electrical conductivity (dS/m), measured at 42 locations using 5TE sensors at five standard depths (0.3, 0.6, 0.9, 1.2, 1.5 m) for the period "2011-01-01"
to "2012-12-31"
:
SOURCEID
factor; unique station ID
Date
date; observation day
Port*VW
numeric; volumetric water content measurements at five depths
Port*C
numeric; soil temperature measurements at five depths
Port*EC
numeric; bulk electrical conductivity measurements at five depths
The profiles
data frame contains soil profile descriptions from 142 sites:
SOURCEID
factor; unique station ID
Easting
numeric; x coordinate in the local projection system
Northing
numeric; y coordinate in the local projection system
TAXNUSDA
factor; Keys to Soil Taxonomy taxon name e.g. "Caldwell"
HZDUSD
factor; horizon designation
UHDICM
numeric; upper horizon depth from the surface in cm
LHDICM
numeric; lower horizon depth from the surface in cm
BLD
bulk density in tonnes per cubic-meter
PHIHOX
numeric; pH index measured in water solution
The grids
data frame contains values of regression covariates at 10 m resolution:
DEM
numeric; Digital Elevation Model
TWI
numeric; SAGA GIS Topographic Wetness Index
MUSYM
factor; soil mapping units e.g. "Thatuna silt loam"
NDRE.M
numeric; mean value of the Normalized Difference Red Edge Index (time series of 11 RapidEye images)
NDRE.sd
numeric; standard deviation of the Normalized Difference Red Edge Index (time series of 11 RapidEye images)
Cook_fall_ECa
numeric; apparent electrical conductivity image from fall
Cook_spr_ECa
numeric; apparent electrical conductivity image from spring
X2011
factor; cropping system in 2011
X2012
factor; cropping system in 2012
The weather
data frame contains daily temperatures and rainfall from the nearest meteorological station:
Date
date; observation day
Precip_wrcc
numeric; observed precipitation in mm
MaxT_wrcc
numeric; observed maximum daily temperature in degree C
MinT_wrccc
numeric; observed minimum daily temperature in degree C
The farm is 37 ha, stationed in the hilly Palouse region, which receives an annual average of 550 mm of precipitation, primarily as rain and snow in November through May. Soils are deep silt loams formed on loess hills; clay silt loam horizons commonly occur at variable depths. Farming practices at Cook Farm are representative of regional dryland annual cropping systems (direct-seeded cereal grains and legume crops).
Caley Gasch, Tomislav Hengl and David J. Brown
Gasch, C.K., Hengl, T., Graeler, B., Meyer, H., Magney, T., Brown, D.J., 2015. Spatio-temporal interpolation of soil water, temperature, and electrical conductivity in 3D+T: the Cook Agronomy Farm data set. Spatial Statistics, 14, pp. 70–90. doi: 10.1016/j.spasta.2015.04.001
Gasch, C. K., Brown, D. J., Campbell, C. S., Cobos, D. R., Brooks, E. S., Chahal, M., & Poggio, M. 2017. A Field-Scale Sensor Network Data Set for Monitoring and Modeling the Spatial and Temporal Variation of Soil Water Content in a Dryland Agricultural Field. Water Resources Research, 53(12), 10878-10887. doi: 10.1002/2017wr021307
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data(cookfarm)
## gridded data:
grid10m <- cookfarm$grids
gridded(grid10m) <- ~x+y
proj4string(grid10m) <- CRS(cookfarm$proj4string)
#spplot(grid10m["DEM"], col.regions=SAGA_pal[[1]])
## soil profiles:
profs <- cookfarm$profiles
levels(cookfarm$profiles$HZDUSD)
## Bt horizon:
sel.Bt <- grep("Bt", profs$HZDUSD, ignore.case=FALSE, fixed=FALSE)
profs$Bt <- 0
profs$Bt[sel.Bt] <- 1
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