Efecto de factores topográficos en la distribución espacial de la susceptibilidad magnéticaAnálisis mediante SIG

  1. Laura Quijano Gaudes 1
  2. Leticia Gaspar Ferrer 1
  3. Manuel López-Vicente 1
  4. Javier Machín Gayarre 1
  5. Ana Navas Izquierdo 1
  1. 1 Estación Experimental de Aula Dei - EEAD / CSIC
Book:
Avances de la geomorfología en España, 2010-2012: actas de la XII Reunión Nacional de Geomorfología, Santander, 17-20 septiembre de 2012
  1. González Díez, Alberto (coord.)

Publisher: PubliCan-Ediciones ; Universidad de Cantabria

ISBN: 978-84-86116-54-5

Year of publication: 2012

Pages: 203-206

Congress: Reunión Nacional de Geomorfología (12. 2012. Santander)

Type: Conference paper

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Abstract

Topography is one of the main physical factors that can affect the spatial variability of magnetic minerals in soils. Magnetic susceptibility is related to the concentration of magnetic minerals and therefore linked to the degree of soil degradation and the soil conservation status. In this contribution, four topographic factors have been analysed and related to values of magnetic susceptibility in order to infer the effect of the topographic factors on the spatial variability of the magnetic minerals in soils. The study area is a cultivated field in the Spanish Pre-Pyrenean border. The geomorphometric landscape analysis assesses and assigns the value of a given topographic factor in each píxel of the digital elevation model in the studied field. The results show a direct and statistically significant relationship between the spatial distribution of the concentration of the magnetic minerals in cultivated soils and topographic factors, such as elevation and slope, which affect soil redistribution processes.

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