Building a soil spectral library for Tajikistan comparing local and global modeling approaches

Hergarten, Christian; Nazarmavloev, Farrukh; Wolfgramm, Bettina (2013). Building a soil spectral library for Tajikistan comparing local and global modeling approaches. Bornimer Agrartechnische Berichte, 82, pp. 265-269.

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Over the last ~20 years, soil spectral libraries storing near-infrared reflectance (NIR) spectra from diverse soil samples have been built for many places, since almost 10 years also for Tajikistan. Many calibration approaches have been reported and used for prediction from large and heterogeneous libraries, but most are hampered by the high diversity of the soils, where the mineral background is heavily influencing spectral features. In such cases, local learning strategies have the advantage of building locally adapted calibrations, which can deal better with nonlinearities. Therefore, it was our major aim to identify the most efficient approach to develop an accurate and stable locally weigthed calibration model using a spectral library compiled over the past years. Keywords: Tajikistan, Near-Infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), soil organic carbon, locally weighted regression, regional and local spectral library.

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