Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:33:40Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2010-04-16Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T20:45:38Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 matias_ssr_dr_jabo.pdf: 1718556 bytes, checksum: 6aa4f59f2f833b454b295ffe2e36da7b (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP) / O objetivo do presente trabalho foi estudar a suscetibilidade magnética e sua associação com os atributos do solo e do relevo em uma topossequência de Latossolos. Os solos foram coletados numa transeção de 2.700 km com intervalos regulares de 25 m, e aleatoriamente nas áreas laterais de três superfícies geomórficas mapeadas, em duas profundidades (0,00–0,20 m e 0,60–0,80 m), totalizando 514 amostras. Sete trincheiras foram analisadas contemplando os segmentos de vertente inseridos nas superfícies geomórficas. As amostras coletadas foram submetidas às análises de densidade do solo, porosidade, grau de floculação, textura, pH (água, CaCl2 e KCl), matéria orgânica, P, Ca, K, Mg, H + Al, Al. É calculado SB, CTC e V%. Também foram determinados o SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3 (H2SO4), óxidos de Fe livres (Fed), o ferro de baixa cristalinidade (Feo) e a suscetibilidade magnética. Os dados foram analisados pela estatística univariada, descritiva, multivariada, Split Moving Windows e geoestatística. Os resultados mostraram que a divisão de áreas por meio das superfícies geomórficas ocasionou melhor entendimento da variabilidade dos atributos do solo na vertente. O método geoestatístico SMWDA (“Split Moving Windows Dissimilarity Analysis”), confirmou a divisão númericamente das três superfícies geomórficas por meio da granulometria e suscetibilidade magnética. A suscetibilidade magnética foi o atributo que melhor identificou os limites entre os corpos mapeados no campo, o que indica seu potencial de uso para mapear áreas homogêneas / The objective of this work was to study the magnetic susceptibility and its association with the soil characteristics and topography in an Oxisol toposequence. Soil samples were collected in a transect of 2.700 km at intervals of 25 m, and randomly in lateral areas of three geomorphic surfaces mapped in two depths (0.00-0.20 m and 0.60-0.80 m), totaling 514 samples. Seven trenches were opened in the slope segments of geomorphic surfaces. The samples were analyzed for bulk density, porosity, degree of flocculation, texture, pH (water, CaCl2 and KCl), organic matter, P, Ca, K, Mg, H + Al, and Al. Calculating exchangeable bases (EB), cation exchange capacity (CEC), and base saturation (V%). In addition it was determined SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3 (attack by H2SO4), free iron oxides (Fed), poorly crystallized iron (Feo) and magnetic susceptibility, in all studied points. Data were analyzed by univariate statistical, descriptive, multivariate, split moving windows and geostatistics. Results showed that the division of areas by means of geomorphic surfaces resulted in better understanding of soil properties variability in the studied slope. The geostatistical method SMWDA (Split Moving Windows Dissimilarity Analysis), confirmed the numerical division of the three geomorphic surfaces by means of particle size and magnetic susceptibility. The magnetic susceptibility was the best attribute to identify the boundaries between bodies mapped in the field, which indicates its potential use for mapping homogeneous areas

Resumo: O objetivo do presente trabalho foi estudar a suscetibilidade magnética e sua associação com os atributos do solo e do relevo em uma topossequência de Latossolos. Os solos foram coletados numa transeção de 2.700 km com intervalos regulares de 25 m, e aleatoriamente nas áreas laterais de três superfícies geomórficas mapeadas, em duas profundidades (0,00-0,20 m e 0,60-0,80 m), totalizando 514 amostras. Sete trincheiras foram analisadas contemplando os segmentos de vertente inseridos nas superfícies geomórficas. As amostras coletadas foram submetidas às análises de densidade do solo, porosidade, grau de floculação, textura, pH (água, CaCl2 e KCl), matéria orgânica, P, Ca, K, Mg, H + Al, Al. É calculado SB, CTC e V%. Também foram determinados o SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3 (H2SO4), óxidos de Fe livres (Fed), o ferro de baixa cristalinidade (Feo) e a suscetibilidade magnética. Os dados foram analisados pela estatística univariada, descritiva, multivariada, Split Moving Windows e geoestatística. Os resultados mostraram que a divisão de áreas por meio das superfícies geomórficas ocasionou melhor entendimento da variabilidade dos atributos do solo na vertente. O método geoestatístico SMWDA ("Split Moving Windows Dissimilarity Analysis"), confirmou a divisão númericamente das três superfícies geomórficas por meio da granulometria e suscetibilidade magnética. A suscetibilidade magnética foi o atributo que melhor identificou os limites entre os corpos mapeados no campo, o que indica seu potencial de uso para mapear áreas homogêneas / Abstract: The objective of this work was to study the magnetic susceptibility and its association with the soil characteristics and topography in an Oxisol toposequence. Soil samples were collected in a transect of 2.700 km at intervals of 25 m, and randomly in lateral areas of three geomorphic surfaces mapped in two depths (0.00-0.20 m and 0.60-0.80 m), totaling 514 samples. Seven trenches were opened in the slope segments of geomorphic surfaces. The samples were analyzed for bulk density, porosity, degree of flocculation, texture, pH (water, CaCl2 and KCl), organic matter, P, Ca, K, Mg, H + Al, and Al. Calculating exchangeable bases (EB), cation exchange capacity (CEC), and base saturation (V%). In addition it was determined SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3 (attack by H2SO4), free iron oxides (Fed), poorly crystallized iron (Feo) and magnetic susceptibility, in all studied points. Data were analyzed by univariate statistical, descriptive, multivariate, split moving windows and geostatistics. Results showed that the division of areas by means of geomorphic surfaces resulted in better understanding of soil properties variability in the studied slope. The geostatistical method SMWDA ("Split Moving Windows Dissimilarity Analysis"), confirmed the numerical division of the three geomorphic surfaces by means of particle size and magnetic susceptibility. The magnetic susceptibility was the best attribute to identify the boundaries between bodies mapped in the field, which indicates its potential use for mapping homogeneous areas / Orientador: José Marques Junior / Coorientador: Gener Tadeu Pereira / Banca: Marcílio Vieira Martins Filho / Banca: Pablo Vidal Torrado / Banca: Dilermando Perecin / Banca: Zigomar Menezes de Souza / Doutor

Made available in DSpace on 2014-08-20T13:25:42Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertacao_Juliana_ Brito_da_Silva.pdf: 17044768 bytes, checksum: 1320d3e5fc898021a6254c663f4ed2f3 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-03-31 / The highlands from the southern region of State of Rio Grande do Sul have been traditionally used for extensive cattle raising, which practically does not demand soil analysis and fertilization. The sustainable use of the soils with other agricultural activities, such as forestry, that has been increased in the last few years, needs a more suitable and accurate knowledge of the needs of soil fertilization, including the micronutrients. In this context, this study has the objective of quantifying the micronutrients availability and reserve present in the different types of soils of the region. For this purpose, 22 soil profiles representative of the different soil parent material and profile development found in the region were sampled and chemical analysis of the total, available and oxide bound Cu, Zn, B, Fe and Mn were performed. The results indicate that for the majority of the soils the available and total contents of micronutrients are high, with more likely deficiency possibilities for Cu and B, in this order, related to specific soil parent material types. For Zn and Mn, despite the high available contents, there is the possibility of deficiency in the future due to a low reserve in case the crop withdraw be not returned. The ammonium oxalate extracted Cu and Zn data indicate that the reserve of these micronutrients in low cristallinity Fe (and Mn) is negligible. Only a small fraction of the total Cu is found in oxides in the soils studied, in opposition to the Zn, where in a topsoil it reached around 65%. / As terras altas da região sul do estado do Rio Grande do Sul vêm sendo tradicionalmente utilizadas com pecuária extensiva, que praticamente não demanda análise e correção de solo. O uso sustentável do solo com outras atividades como a silvicultura, que começou a ser implantada em maior escala nos últimos anos, necessita de um conhecimento mais adequado com relação às necessidades de correção do solo, incluindo os micronutrientes. Nesse contexto, este trabalho tem como objetivo quantificar a disponibilidade e a reserva de micronutrientes presentes nos diferentes tipos de solos da região. Para tal, foram coletadas amostras de 22 perfis de solos representativos da variedade do material de origem e do grau de desenvolvimento dos solos presentes na região e realizadas análises químicas dos teores disponíveis, totais e ligados aos óxidos dos micronutrientes Cu, Zn, B, Fe e Mn. Os resultados indicam que para a maioria dos solos os teores disponíveis e a reserva são altos, com maiores possibilidades de deficiência de Cu e B, nessa ordem, em solos oriundos de materiais de origem específicos. No caso do Zn e do Mn, apesar dos teores disponíveis altos, em casos particulares, uma baixa reserva pode gerar possibilidade de deficiência desses micronutrientes no futuro. Os dados de Cu e Zn com oxalato de amônio indicam que a reserva dos micronutrientes Cu e Zn em óxidos de Fe (e de Mn) de baixa cristalinidade é inexpressiva. Nos solos estudados, apenas uma pequena fração do Cu total está presente nos óxidos, ao contrário do Zn onde essa chegou, em um determinado solo, a atingir 65%.

Mafic bedrock being beneficial to vegetation is a relationship that is being mentioned in different kinds of nature related litterature. This relationship is however not always explained and other factors may be as important as, or even more influential than, the bedrock content. In this study the relationship between mafic rock and protected areas of nature is being examined, based on the following questions. -          How does geology, with respect to bedrock content and weathering, create benign conditions for vegetation? -          To what extent is the environment on mafic bedrock, or in its proximity, often judged as worth protecting? The theoretical basis for the study is soil formation regarding parent material, based on Jenny´s formula, and weathering according to the Goldich dissolution series. The method used is a comparison between maps showing bedrock and maps showing areas with protected nature. The protected areas are considered as connected to the mafic bedrock if they are within the mafic area, or up to 2 km from the mafic area in the direction of the ice movement during the last ice age (Weichsel) in Sweden. The mainland of the municipality of Oskarshamn, on the southeast coast of Sweden, is used for a case study. The bedrock in this area is mainly felsic, with some minor areas being mafic. The result shows a higher degree of protected nature, for the types “naturreservat” and ”Natura 2000”, on mafic bedrock, or in the vicinity of the mafic area, than for felsic bedrock. The result for Oskarshamn is compared to mafic bedrock areas around Åseda and Fagerhult and to the limestone area around Vintrosa. For all of these three cases there are areas of protected environment, within or in the vicinity of the studied bedrock areas. Although there seems to be a relationship between mafic bedrock and protected nature, other factors need to be considered as well. The influence of topography, access to water, local climate and e.g. the particle size of the soil, may contribute considerably to the content and distribution of the vegetation at a specific place.

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Les connaissances sur la morphologie de la Terre sont essentielles à la compréhension d’une variété de processus géomorphologiques et hydrologiques. Des avancées récentes dans le domaine de la télédétection ont significativement fait progresser notre habilité à se représenter la surface de la Terre. Parmi celles-ci, les données d’élévation LiDAR permettent la production de modèles numériques d’altitude (MNA) à haute résolution sur de grands territoires. Le LiDAR est une avancée technologique majeure permettant aux scientifiques de visualiser en détail la morphologie de la Terre et de représenter des reliefs peu prononcés, et ce, même sous la canopée des arbres. Une telle avancée technologique appelle au développement de nouvelles approches innovantes afin d’en réaliser le potentiel scientifique. Dans ce contexte, le présent travail vise à développer deux approches de cartographie numérique utilisant des données d’élévation LiDAR et servant à l’évaluation de la composition du sous-sol. La première approche à être développée utilise la localisation de crêtes de plage identifiées sur des MNA LiDAR afin de modéliser l’étendue maximale de la mer de Champlain, une large paléo-mer régionalement importante. Cette approche nous a permis de cartographier avec précision les 65 000 km2 autrefois inondés par la mer. Ce modèle sert à l’évaluation de la distribution des sédiments marins et littoraux dans les basses-terres du Saint-Laurent. La seconde approche utilise la relation entre des échantillons de matériel parental des sols (MPS) et des attributs topographiques dérivés de données LiDAR afin de cartographier à haute résolution et à une échelle régionale le MPS sur le Bouclier canadien. Pour ce faire, nous utilisons une approche novatrice combinant l’analyse d’image orientée-objet (AIOO) avec une classification par arbre décisionnel. Cette approche nous a permis de produire une carte du MPS à haute résolution sur plus de 185 km2 dans un environnement hétérogène de post-glaciation. Les connaissances issues de la production de ces deux modèles ont permis de conceptualiser la composition du sous-sol dans les régions limitrophes entre les basses-terres du Saint-Laurent et le Bouclier canadien. Ce modèle fournit aux chercheurs et aux gestionnaires de ressources des connaissances détaillées sur la géomorphologie de cette région et contribue à l’amélioration de notre capacité à saisir les services écosystémiques et à prédire les aléas environnementaux liés aux processus du sous-sol. / Knowledge of the earth’s morphology is essential to the understanding of many geomorphic and hydrologic processes. Recent advancements in the field of remote sensing have significantly improved our ability to assess the earth’s surface. From these, LiDAR elevation data permits the production of high-resolution digital elevation models (DEMs) over large areas. LiDAR is a major technological advance as it allows geoscientists to visualize the earth’s morphology in high detail, even allowing us to resolve low-relief landforms in forested areas where the surface is obstructed by vegetation cover. Such a technological advance calls for the development of new and novel approaches to realize the scientific potential of this new spatial data. In this context, the present work aims to develop two digital mapping approaches that use LiDAR elevation data for assessing the earth’s subsurface composition. The first approach to be developed uses the location of low-relief beach ridges observed on LiDAR-derived DEMs to map the extent of a large and regionally important paleo-sea, the Champlain Sea. This approach allowed us to accurately map the 65,000 km2 area once inundated by sea water. The model serves to the assessment of the distribution of marine and littoral sediments in the St. Lawrence Lowlands. The second approach uses the relationship between field-acquired samples of soil parent material (SPM) and LiDAR-derived topographic attributes to map SPM at high-resolution and at a regional scale on the Canadian Shield. To do so, we used a novel approach that combined object-based image analysis (OBIA) with a classification tree algorithm. This approach allowed us to produce a fine-resolution 185 km2 map of SPM in a heterogeneous post-glaciation Precambrian Shield setting. The knowledge obtained from producing these two models allowed us to conceptualize the subsurface composition at the limit between the St. Lawrence Lowlands and the Canadian Shield. This insight provides researchers and resource managers with a more detailed understanding of the geomorphology of this area and contributes to improve our capacity to grasp ecosystem services and predict environmental hazards related to subsurface processes.