Quantification and evaluation of soil organic carbon sequestration and carbon emission changes from adaptive management in and on agricultural soils

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DIN SPEC 3609:2024-11

Quantification and evaluation of soil organic carbon sequestration and carbon emission changes from adaptive management in and on agricultural soils

German title
Quantifizierung und Bewertung des organischen Kohlenstoffaufbaus und der Kohlenstoffemissionsveränderungen aus einer angepassten Bewirtschaftungsweise in und auf landwirtschaftlich genutzten Böden
Publication date
2024-11
Original language
German
Pages
28
Procedure
PAS

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Publication date
2024-11
Original language
German
Pages
28
Procedure
PAS
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/3573358

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Overview

This DIN SPEC has been prepared by a DIN SPEC consortium (temporary committee) in the course of the PAS procedure. The preparation and adoption of this DIN SPEC has been carried out by the authors named in the foreword. This document specifies requirements, procedures, and a basis for developing a system for quantifying and evaluating the long-term effective organic carbon accumulation in and on agricultural soils, as well as changes in carbon emissions based on changes in farming practices. Furthermore, requirements for the technical processing of process data are established. To this end, a multi-stage approach is being developed that harmonizes and maps various existing methodological procedures and quality criteria.

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ICS

13.020.40, 13.080.99

DOI

https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/3573358

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