... function STATSGO, State Soil Geographic database Table 1. Key characteristics of pedo-transfer functions used in this study. Pedotransfer functions are described in detail in Schaap et al. (2004), and their numbering system is retained. PTF Type of PTF Required Input † Retention...

... properties used for input parameters are available in the state soil geographic (STATSGO) database published digitally by the U.S. Department of Agriculture–Natural Resource Conservation Service (USDA–NRCS) ( National Soil Survey Center, 1994 ). The STATSGO database sufficiently characterizes the properties...

... management practice ET, evapotranspiration HRU, hydrologic response units MCMC, Markov Chain Monte Carlo PEST, Parameter Estimator SAC-SMA, Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting SCE-UA, Shuffled Complex Evolution SCEM, Shuffled Complex Evolution Metropolis STATSGO, State Soil Geographic database SWAT...

... with different SI. On most former maps, because of similar colors, areas that were rated as being unsuited (SI of 6) were difficult to distinguish from areas of moderate (SI of 3) potential. The GPRSSM-USA is based on data contained in the State Soil Geographic (STATSGO) database ( Soil Survey Staff, 2009b...

... 2005 Soil Science Society of America 2006 SSURGO, Soil Survey Geographic database STATSGO, State Soil Geographic database While previous research has focused on soil spatial variability between landscapes and within soil series ( Warrick and Nielsen, 1980 ; Wilding and Drees...

... map of the giant sequoia study region. Giant sequoia trees grow best in deep and well-drained sandy loams ( Weatherspoon, 1990 ). The STATSGO soil map consists of 11 soil layers. A soil map with a single layer (surface soil layer) was developed based on the common or majority of soil textures...

...TABLE 1. DEFINITIONS OF SOIL PROPERTIES INCLUDED IN THE STATSGO SOIL DATABASE ( SCHWARTZ AND ALEXANDER, 1995 ) ...

... to right. For comparison, large-scale mapping (e.g. STATSGO data) corresponds roughly with towns, while SSURGO data, the next systematic soil series available, are somewhere between neighborhood and parcel scale (and therefore are shown slightly offset to the left). Below that scale, pedons and profiles...

... step was set at 0.1 d. Soil textures for both sets of simulations were determined from High Plains STATSGO data ( USDA, 1991 ). Of the 12 different USDA soil textural classes, sandy clay loam, sandy clay, silt, silty clay, and clay were not considered because these five types represent <1...

... important implications for various research and application purposes. Due to the strong correlation between MRD and soil hydraulic properties, the information derived from readily available soil maps (e.g., SSURGO and STATSGO; Shangguan et al., 2014 ) can be used to help with verifying remotely sensed soil...

... calculation methods). Land use data photo-interpreted from 1:12,000 (3-m) color-infrared digital ortho-quarter quadrangles were obtained from the SWFWMD. Soil data at 250-m resolution was obtained from the State Soil Survey database (STATSGO). National Elevation Dataset digital elevation models were obtained...

...., 1995 , Soils Data for the Conterminous United States Derived from the NRCS State Soil Geographic (STATSGO) Database : U.S. Geological Survery Open-File Report 95-449 . Electronic document, available at http://water.usgs.gov/lookup/getspatial?/ussoils (accessed 1.10.21...

...Fig. 6. Two conceptual frameworks for multiscale bridging in hydropedology: Hierarchies of (a) soil mapping (for soil distribution) and (b) soil modeling (for soil processes). SSURGO, STATSGO, and NATSGO are county-, state-, and country-level soil maps, respectively. The model scale concept...

... , UT. Rogers , S. , personal communication on 22 February: 2008 , Natural Resources Conservation Service Provo , UT . Schwartz , G.E. , and Alexander , R.B. , State Soil Geographic (STATSGO) Database for the Conterminous United States, 1995 , U.S. Geological Survey Open-File...

... at points comprised of volumes of measurement of a few cubic centimeters, rather than integrated over cubic meters, tens of cubic meters, or larger. Information is needed to fill gaps in spatial databases (e.g., SSURGO, STATSGO, and NATSGO) necessary for landscape-scale vadose zone models, including (i...

.... and Alexander, R. B., 1995 , Soils Data for the Conterminous United States Derived from the NRCS State Soil Geographic (STATSGO) Database : U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 95-449 , https://water.usgs.gov/GIS/metadata/usgswrd/XML//ussoils.xml...