ABSTRACT Soil chemical and physical analyses are the major sources of data for agriculture. However, traditional soil analyses are time-consuming, not cost-efficient, and not environmentally friendly. An alternative to traditional… Click to show full abstract
ABSTRACT Soil chemical and physical analyses are the major sources of data for agriculture. However, traditional soil analyses are time-consuming, not cost-efficient, and not environmentally friendly. An alternative to traditional soil analyses is soil spectroscopy. This technique is a low-cost and quick analytical method, which can be implemented in a laboratory and/or in-situ. Nevertheless, some spectrometers are expensive and do not contemplate the entire spectrum. Despite this limitation, the main objective of the study was to create a soil spectral [...]
               
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