Project “Insense” (soil diagnosis)

Project “Insense” (soil diagnosis)

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Easily assess the sensitivity of forest soil to increased biomass harvesting. The owner or manager must enter soil characteristics into the digital or paper application, which indicates the sensitivity level for several mineral elements.

This tool allows more intensive forest management to be applied in areas where the risk of soil depletion is low. It is necessary to train forest owners to describe soil horizons.

This tool is complementary to the ADEME's guide "sustainable forest slash harvesting" of 2006 which indicates how to describe the soil (type of humus, soil texture, pH,...) and gives management recommendations according to the different types of sensitivity.
This application takes into account the pedoclimatic zone, humus type, pH, soil texture and prospective depth. The soil is described 25 cm deep. The result of the analysis gives 3 sensitivity levels: low, medium or high applied generally to the soil or for each mineral element (calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen).

Tipul de lemn
Lemn masiv
Sursa de lemn
Pădure
Potențialul de mobilizare
NA
Tipul de lemn în cauză
Woody biomass
Potențial de sustenabilitate
diagnostic tool that can be used throughout the country but must be tested in the field
Impactul asupra mediului și biodiversității

Limits the impact of slash harvesting on soil fertility in sensitive ares

Facilitatea de implementare
Difficult: a lot of climate and soil data to integrate
Impact economic
NA
Efect asupra locurilor de muncă
NA
Efect asupra veniturilor
NA
Cunoștințe specifice necesare
NA
Condiții cheie prealabile

Association, organization of meeting days, responding to the NA

Domeniu 1 (principal)
Managementul pădurilor, silvicultura, servicii ecosistemice, reziliență
Perturbări ale pădurilor, riscuri, răspuns la dezastre
Soluție digitală
Nu
Inovație
Da
Țara de origine
Franţa
Scara de aplicare
Național
Anul de început și de sfârșit
2018 -
Date de contact
Proprietar sau autor
References and Resources
Proiectul în cadrul căruia a fost creată această fișă informativă
Rosewood