Modeling of soil parameters in Arakanga forest reserve, using spatial geo-statistical technique in GIS with inverse distance weighted to create digital surface of the soil parameters Department:Forestry and Wildlife Management By: ElijahT Project ID: 5422 Rating: (3.6) votes: 8 Price:₦3000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractKnowledge of soil parameters properties is essential for environmental sustainability for any forest reserve. The physical and chemical properties of soil in Arakanga Forest reserve were investigated, to evaluate the soil parameters of the study area to provide a digital surface of soil parameters for the study area, and to establish the accuracy of the created soil maps. Four compartments were identified in the forest reserve ten random points were located in each of the compartments where soil samples were collected for soil analysis in the laboratory Coordinate of the sampling points were taken with a hand-held G.P.S. Spatial geo-statistical technique in GIS with inverse distance weighting (IDW) was used to analyze the data to create a digital surface of the soil parameters, and residuals of the digital surface were created and assessed using Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) value....Preview Download Preview +Other Forestry and Wildlife Management project topics and materials you might be interested in»Biodiversity conservation in Sanda Kyarimi Park Zoo»Predicting the effectiveness of wildlife education programme - a study of students attitiude and knowledge towards conservation in Lekki conservation centre»Assessment of students’ perceptions on conservation issues in two selected zoos»Modeling of soil parameters in Arakanga forest reserve, using spatial geo-statistical technique in GIS with inverse distance weighted to create digital surface of the soil parameters»Forestry and poverty alleviation»Assessment of desertification in Katsina state - case study of Katsina metropolis»Survey of wildlife species in Makurdi metropolis»Assessment of amenity trees in Makurdi, Otukpo and Okpokwu local government areas of Benue state