Land Degradation Assessment in Thailand Somsak Sukchan and Rungsun Im-Erb Land Development Department, MOAC.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
On solid ground Prem S. Bindraban Director ISRIC – World Soil Information Senior Researcher – Agrosystems Research Wageningen UR 3rd Conference on Sustainable.
Advertisements

Selected results of FoodSat research … Food: what’s where and how much is there? 2 Topics: Exploring a New Approach to Prepare Small-Scale Land Use Maps.
Soils and Sustainable Societies
RiceClima project review Climate Change Impacts, Vulnerability and Adaptation: Sustaining Rice Production in Bangladesh Dhaka, Royal Norwegian Embassy,
Formation and Characteristics of Hawaii’s Soils
Urbanization and Land Cover Change in Dakota County, Minnesota Kylee Berger and Julia Vang FR 3262 Remote Sensing Section 001/002.
Conclusions Land suitability analysis was carried out in Okara District for Maize crop by using GIS techniques. Land suitability assessment consists of.
Use of Remote Sensing and GIS in Agriculture and Related Disciplines
Application Of Remote Sensing & GIS for Effective Agricultural Management By Dr Jibanananda Roy Consultant, SkyMap Global.
Remote Sensing of Soils. 26% of the Earth’s surface is exposed land 26% of the Earth’s surface is exposed land 74% of the Earth’s surface is covered by.
Human Impacts on Soil “The Dirt on Dirt”. Degradation Light - about 700 million ha Moderate - about 900 million ha (size of China) Severe - about 300.
Human Population, Carrying Capacity, and Resource Use 3.4 The Soil System.
“Using of remote sensing and GIS for forest monitoring as contribution to sustainable forest management in Vietnam”. Prepared by Dr. Nguyen Phu.
SPC – Land Resource Division
Workshop on Effective Implementation of IWMP
How to do a Cost-Benefit Analysis in ELD: a case study from the Ethiopian Highlands Hans Hurni University of Bern.
ENVIROTHON SOILS STATION INTENT AND PURPOSE (you might want to sit up close for these) 1.
LAND use, MANAGEMENT, and its effects on fertility.
THIS IS THE PYRAMIDS CHA CHA CHA CHANGES FARMER BROWN DIRTY CALCULATION STATION NATURAL CAPITAL.
UNDERSTANDING WETLANDS Objective : to describe the features and functions of wetlands; to determine the usefulness of wetlands to humans.
Advance Desertification AGR 740 Advance Desertification AGR 740 Dr. Refaat Abohassan.
Chapter 7 Weathering and Soil
Chapter 12 Soil Resources. Soil Problems o Soil Erosion Def: wearing away or removal of soil from the land Def: wearing away or removal of soil from the.
Soil Conservation Sustainable Agriculture. Major Agricultural Problems-SOIL  Erosion = loss of soil particles due to water and wind action  Over-cultivation.
Soil Productivity and Conservation THE GMIS. Importance of Soil As the key resource in crop production It supports the physical, chemical, and biological.
Dr. Florian Siegert, RSS - Remote Sensing Solutions GmbH, München The role of Remote sensing in monitoring land cover and impacts on peatlands.
Classification & Vegetation Indices
Collection of Land Use Statistics in Bermuda CARICOM’s 2 nd Workshop on Environment Statistics April 7 th -8 th 2014 St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
39th COPUOUS/SCT Symposium on Remote sensing for substantive water management - Viena - February 25-26, Remote Sensing for substantive water management.
Sustainable Food Production. Questions for Today: What is Soil? What is Soil Erosion? What is desertification, salinization, waterlogging? What are ways.
Chapter 15 Soil Resources
3.4 The Soil System.  Outline how soil systems integrate aspects of living systems.  Compare and contrast the structure and properties of.
Enver AKSOY, MSc Head of Strategy Development Board of MoFAL Policy approaches of Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock to pasture management in.
Land Use Classification Greg X. Gong Presentation at London Group Meeting Canberra Australia April 2009
Soil Resources 14.
STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF LAND, WATER AND LIVELIHOODS IN THE ABYAN DELTA, YEMEN Dr. Khader Balem Atroosh WLI Focal Point, Yemen.
Application of Neuro-Fuzzy Techniques to Predict Ground Water Vulnerability B. Dixon, Ph.D. University of South Florida St. Petersburg, Florida 33701,
Global Trend: Where Did All the Farms Go? Poor farming practices = loss of soils and farmland  Erosion  Salinization Development in United States = loss.
Liberia Land Cover and Forest Mapping FOR THE READINESS PREPARATION ACTIVITIES OF THE F ORESTRY D EVELOPMENT A UTHORITY Contract No.: FDA/FCPF/JVMG/LLCFM/01/14.
4 th Grade Springville, Utah Where does soil come from? Rocks Minerals Organic Matter.
Trends in Shallow Ground-Water Quality of the Delmarva Peninsula Results from regional and local studies Linda M. Debrewer Judith M. Denver U.S. Department.
Conservation of Umiam Lake and its Catchment using Remote sensing and GIS inputs.
You have learnt from the lessons in the earlier Modules that soil properties influence soil health. These soil properties in turn are affected by the agricultural.
Casey Andrews SOIL 4213 April 22, 2009
Some Basic Soil info.
Environmental Science: Soil
Objective Discuss soil as related to the production of food and fiber.
Why is a study of soil important? 90% of the world’s food comes from land- based agriculture. Maintenance of soil is the cornerstone of sustainable civilizations.
EROSION CONTROL BY LAND MANAGMENT WHAT IS EROSION The detachment and transportation of soil particles from one place to other by running water, wind.
Global Trend: Where Did All the Farms Go? Poor farming practices = loss of soils and farmland –Erosion –Salinization Development in United States = loss.
Mapping of soil moisture content by SWAT and GIS programming Yuri Kim Jessica Jahnke GEOG 593.
Conservation Agriculture & Soil Health: the US Perspective Travis Idol Natural Resources & Environmental Management University of Hawaii-Manoa.
Land Degradation Assessment in Dry lands of Myanmar
Soil erosion or degradation is a natural process. It becomes a problem when human activity causes it to occur much faster than under natural conditions.
INTEGRATED LAND-USE ASSESSMENT (ILUA) PHASE II AN OVERVIEW Bwalya Chendauka National Coordinator 2011 REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA.
“Regenerating Australia’s Soil Health ” PART 1 - Healthy Soils Why is this important, what is the science telling us & a view from on the ground Mike Grundy.
Erosion 11/19/08. Soil Erosion  erosion is the removal of material from one place and its transport toward another by the action of wind or water both.
Agriculture For Rabi Campaign
Final Evaluation Lab Practicum Take Home Assessment Formal Examination
Producer & marketing associations Advanced research centers
26. Classification Accuracy Assessment
Soil as a System.
Soil Degradation & Conservation
Soils of Canada.
Sustaining Soils Image: Digital Stock Soils-6-1.
Soil Conservation.
Soil Erosion Explain why soil is important.
Sustaining Soils Image: Digital Stock Soils-6-1.
WP05: Turkey Land Use Change Model
Developing Country – Semi Arid Area.
Presentation transcript:

Land Degradation Assessment in Thailand Somsak Sukchan and Rungsun Im-Erb Land Development Department, MOAC

21 million ha are currently under crops 13 million ha are forests 17 million ha compose of urban area, public area, sanitation, swamp land, railroads, highways, real estates and others Landuse map Thailand 51 mil. ha

Degraded land covers approximately %, (11.7 mil.ha) comprising five major soil problems, acid sulfate soils peat soils sandy soils shallow soils inland saline soils.

Peat soils soil has major stress with high organic matter

Acid sulfate soils soil has major land stress with acid sulfate condition

Sandy soils soil has major stress with low water holding capacity

Arial photo in 1954Arial photo in 1996 Ban Phai, Khon Kaen

Shallow soils soil has major stress with shallow soils

Laterlite layer

Saline soils soil has major stress with salinity

4 Apr years ago

9 Oct years ago

31 Dec years ago

Assessment from - soils group data - mapping salt crust

Soil information of Thailand - Soil Taxonomy system Soil series - Each soil series show > 20 properties landformparent materialdepth drainageslopetexture colormottlestructure %BSpH CEC %OMPK NaCaMn ECfertility

From 300 series grouping to 62 soil series groups Group properties relate to land degradation group : acid sulfate soils group 57 58: peat soils group 41 44: sandy soils group : shallow soils group 20 : saline soils

group : acid sulfate soils C, acid layer / marine clay C, acid layer < 50 cm C, acid layer cm C, Acid + saline C, acid layer > 100 cm

shallow sandy peat acid sulfate %Mil.ha problem

acid sulfate

Peat soils

Sandy soils

Shallow soils

New soil map 1:25,000

Inland Soils salinity assessment by RS and GIS technique + ground survey Data – LANDSAT TM – soil – ground water quality – geology – contour line

Method 1.Grouping Lowland soils, separate from Upland soils 2. Image analysis by Supervise Classification, TM band Take draft map to do field check 4.Correct draft map to fit field condition 5. Input corrected map data 6. Layout map

Geolog y

Band 1 - 7

SOILS MAP

Salt crust % Salt crust > 50 % Salt crust 1-10 % 50 % 10 % 1 %

3.59 %1.84 mil.haSaline soil

Soil erosion degradation : USLE Nutrient degradation ? Almost cultivated land found nutrient degradation

The Land Development Department has been responsible for various studies on the occurrence and improvement of degraded lands since The highlight outputs of its product have been used to conduct and disseminate to the stakeholders in the degraded lands including to increase awareness of decision-makers, which would be a better chance for having sustainable use of marginal lands, particularly to enhance good agricultural production to meet the fast- increasing demand.

Thank you