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A GIS-based layer of the soil map of Israel – Ravikovitch (1969)

Authors: Nicolas Francos; Eden Karasik; Matan Myers; Eyal Ben-Dor;

A GIS-based layer of the soil map of Israel – Ravikovitch (1969)

Abstract

Background The soil map of Israel was first published by Rabinovitch et al. in 1969. It was a massive work that took place 5 years. The map was published in a printed format at a 1:250,000 scale. Until now, a digital version of this map was not available. Accordingly, we carefully digitized the soil map of Rabinovitch and provided the map herein. Materials and Methods This dataset contains georeferenced raster layers of the soil map (1:250,00) of Israel published by Ravikovitch (1969). The georectification was done using control points located on the borders of Israel. With this information, it was possible to create polygons over the georeferenced raster layers. This was done using the editing tool of ArcGIS 10.3. For each polygon we assigned the same classification provided by Ravikovitch (1969). Once all the polygons were created, topological corrections were applied using the method of Longley et al., (2015) in order to rectify possible inaccuracies in the digitation. To this end, we used the topology tool of ArcGIS 10.3 applying two rules: polygons must not have gaps polygons must not overlap. This publication contains: the northern and the southern sections of the Israel map of soils after the georectification in geotiff format the final product of the cartographic edition of the Israel map of soils in shapefile format a PDF map showing the shapefile layer over the original map after georectification Please, if you are going to make use of this map, cite this publication properly. References Longley, P. A., Goodchild, M. F., Maguire, D. J., & Rhind, D. W. (2015). Geographic information science and systems. John Wiley & Sons. Ravikovitch, S. (1969) Manual and Map of Soils of Israel; The Magnes Press, The Hebrew University: Jerusalem, Israel.

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soil map of Israel, Mediterranean soils, GIS, cartographic editing, Ravikovitch

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