Site-specific management promotes the identification and management of areas within the
field, which represent subfield regions with homogeneous characteristics (management …

Anthropogenic trace element contamination of soils in the densely populated and
industrialized Nord-Pas de Calais region (France) was quantified using enrichment factors …

Soil water content (SWC) has a vital role in a variety of hydrological processes such as
infiltration, runoff and erosion. Mapping the spatial pattern of SWC is then essential for …

Field surveys of Helicoverpa armigera Hb.(Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) were carried out in a
20ha tomato field located in Extremadura, southwestern Spain. Geostatistical techniques …

Heavy Metals (HM) in great amounts in soil and water resources can cause coercive effects
in the environment and human health. Ash contains high quantities of HM that depend on …

Accumulation of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) in farmland soils and agricultural products
is an issue of considerable concern related to food safety and human health. Assessment of …

Best water management practices should involve the prediction of the availability of
groundwater resources. To predict/forecast and consequently manage these water …

Soil erosion is one of most widespread process of degradation. The erodibility of a soil is a
measure of its susceptibility to erosion and depends on many soil properties. Soil erodibility …

The spatial variability of precipitation has often been a topic of research, since accurate
modelling of precipitation is a crucial condition for obtaining reliable results in hydrology and …

In the last decades, geostatistics has been widely used for precision agriculture (PA)
producing quite exciting results. Research on this topic is important for sustainable …