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Soil Erosion at Microscale and Macroscale

The main objective of this study was the measurement of soil erosion at micro-scale and macro-scale using laboratory experiments, field work, and remote sensing methods within a critical region of fire-affected forests on the southwestern coast of the Caspian Sea in the Guilan province of northern Iran.

Predicting and mapping of soil particle-size fractions with adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference and ant colony optimization in central Iran

The aim of this research was to evaluate and test the suitability of spline functions and spatial data-mining models to predict vertical and horizontal distributions of soil PSFs. In addition, we explored whether improvements in prediction could be achieved with the use of two techniques for input selection (i.e. ant colony optimization and correlation-based feature selection).

Predicting Particle Size Fractions Using ANFIS

The aim of this research was to evaluate and test the suitability of spline functions and spatial data-mining models to predict vertical and horizontal distributions of soil PSFs. In addition, we explored whether improvements in prediction could be achieved with the use of two techniques for input selection (i.e. ant colony optimization and correlation-based feature selection).

Inversion of EM38 for 3D Mapping

In this paper, we applied a probabilistic optimization approach, namely DREAM, on Geonics EM38 data to explore the robustness of this approach for soil subsurface conductivity mapping. .

Probabilistic inversion of EM38 data for 3D soil mapping in central Iran

In this paper, we applied a probabilistic optimization approach, namely DREAM, on Geonics EM38 data to explore the robustness of this approach for soil subsurface conductivity mapping. .

k-NN for Predicting CEC

The objectives of this study were to apply a k-NN approach to predict CEC in Iranian soils and compare this approach with the popular artificial neural network model. In this study, a data set of 3420 soil samples from different parts of Iran was used.

Using the nonparametric k-nearest neighbor approach for predicting cation exchange capacity

The objectives of this study were to apply a k-NN approach to predict CEC in Iranian soils and compare this approach with the popular artificial neural network model. In this study, a data set of 3420 soil samples from different parts of Iran was used.

Digital mapping of soil organic carbon at multiple depths using different data mining techniques in Baneh region, Iran

This study aimed to map SOC lateral, and vertical variations down to 1 m depth. Six data mining techniques namely; artificial neural networks, support vector regression, k-nearest neighbor, random forests, regression tree models, and genetic programming were combined with equal-area smoothing splines to develop, and compare their effectiveness in achieving this aim. .

Mapping of SOC at Multiple Depths

This study aimed to map SOC lateral, and vertical variations down to 1 m depth. Six data mining techniques namely; artificial neural networks, support vector regression, k-nearest neighbor, random forests, regression tree models, and genetic programming were combined with equal-area smoothing splines to develop, and compare their effectiveness in achieving this aim. .

Soil Changes due to Desertification

Nine pedons and 30 surface samples were taken, described, and analyzed to investigate the effect of desertification on soil quality indices, mineralogical, and micromorphological properties of three regions (desert, semi-desert, non-desert) in central Iran.