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Vibrisses: anomaly detection thresholds for different trace elements (RMQS)

This dataset gathers the results of the calculation of indicators that can serve as detection thresholds for trace element anomalies (arsenic, cadmium, cobalt, chromium, copper, mercury, nickel, lead, thallium, zinc) in surface soils . These indicators correspond to vibrisses calculated from a set of measurements located within a radius of 50 km around the considered point. The measurements correspond to total contents of trace elements and come from the sites of the Network of Measurements for horizons 0-30 cm (all elements) and 30-50 cm (except for arsenic and Mercury).


We consider here that these regionalized calculations of the vibrisses play a role of indicator of regional tendency taking into account both the values ​​of pedo-geochemical bottoms and the contributions of anthropic origin. They correspond to the limit content beyond which a value can be considered as anomalous. They thus make it possible to detect punctual anomalies while avoiding the local background value.

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Date (Creation)
2018-01-06
Date (Publication)
2018-01-06
Date (Revision)
2023-02-13
Citation identifier
https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geonetwork/srv/fre/catalog.search#/metadata/63e6c177-455e-5805-b70b-0894ee1c7174

Presentation form
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Credit

Saby, Nicolas; Villanneau, E; Toutain, B; Arrouays, D., 2018, "Seuils de détection d’anomalies pour 8 éléments traces métalliques (RMQS)", https://doi.org/10.15454/UEZXBY, Portail Data Inra, V 1

Status
Completed
Point of contact
Organisation name Individual name Electronic mail address Role

INRAE Info&Sols

infosol@inrae.fr

Custodian
Maintenance and update frequency
Not planned
Resource format
Name Version

postgis

Keywords
  • RMQS

  • Contamination

  • data processing

  • vibrisses

  • France

  • éléments traces

  • statistiques

  • ETM

Resource specific usage

No information provided.
Use limitation

The values provided on the anomaly detection thresholds must be handled with care. The interpretations that are made must take into account the rather frustrating nature of these indicators. Indeed, it is important to note that the calculations do not take into account local soil processes.

Use limitation

Data subject to open license CC0 – « Public Domain Dedication ».

: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

Use limitation

Free use, subject to mentioning the source

(at least the name of the producer) and the date of its last update.

Access constraints
Other restrictions
Use constraints
License
Other constraints

No restriction of public access

Spatial representation type
Vector
Denominator
16000
Language
Français
Topic category
  • Geoscientific information
  • Environment
Description

France

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Reference system identifier
http://www.opengis.net/def / EPSG:2154 /
Topology level
Geometry only
Geometric object type
Surface
Geometric object count
2295
Distribution format
Name Version

postgis

Distributor contact
Organisation name Individual name Electronic mail address Role

INRAE Info&Sols

infosol@inrae.fr

Distributor
OnLine resource
Protocol Linkage Name

WWW:DOWNLOAD-1.0-http--download

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wfs?service=WFS&version=2.0.0&request=GetFeature&typeName=gissol_rmqs:vibrisses_rmqs&outputFormat=shape-zip

vibrisses_rmqs

WWW:LINK-1.0-http--link

https://doi.org/10.15454/UEZXBY

Dataverse

WWW:LINK-1.0-http--link

http://www.afes.fr/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/EGS_15_3_villanneau.pdf

E. Villanneau, C. Perry-Giraud, N. Saby, C. Jolivet, F. Marot, D. Maton, A. Floch-Barneaud, V. Antoni et D. Arrouays, 2008. Détection de valeurs anomaliques d’éléments traces métalliques dans les sols à l’aide du Réseau de Mesure de la Qualité des Sols. Étude et Gestion des Sols, Volume 15,3, 2008 - pages 183 à 200

WWW:LINK-1.0-http--link

https://www.gissol.fr/le-gis/programmes/rmqs-34

Programme RMQS

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_as_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_cd_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_cd_30_50

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_co_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_co_30_50

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_cr_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_cr_30_50

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_cu_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_cu_30_50

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_hg_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_ni_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_ni_30_50

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_pb_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_pb_30_50

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_tl_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_tl_30_50

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_zn_0_30

OGC:WMS

https://agroenvgeo.data.inra.fr/geoserver/gissol_rmqs/wms

vibrisses_zn_30_50

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Dataset
Statement

Most of the steps for the calculation of the vibrisses are realized using scripts executed in the R software (R Development Core Team, 2007).


The first step consists in calculating the distance between sites. Then, the trace elements concentrations are extracted from the database.


The following steps are realized for each trace element and each layer with only one R script:

• Selection, for each site, of the trace elements concentrations from the neighbouring sites within a distance of 50 km,

• Count the number of sites with a trace element concentration, the vibrisse calculation is done only of there are at least 10 sites,

• Calculation, for each site, of the vibrisse with the following formula: v = median + 3x interquartile range.


Source: E. Villanneau, C. Perry-Giraud, N. Saby, C. Jolivet, F. Marot, D. Maton, A. Floch-Barneaud, V. Antoni et D. Arrouays, 2008. Détection de valeurs anomaliques d’éléments traces métalliques dans les sols à l’aide du Réseau de Mesure de la Qualité des Sols. Étude et Gestion des Sols, Volume 15,3, 2008 - pages 183 à 200

Metadata

File identifier
63e6c177-455e-5805-b70b-0894ee1c7174 XML
Metadata language
Français
Character set
UTF8
Hierarchy level
Dataset
Date stamp
2024-02-06T15:21:23
Metadata standard name

ISO 19115:2003/19139

Metadata standard version

1.0

Metadata author
Organisation name Individual name Electronic mail address Role

INRAE Info&Sols

infosol@inrae.fr

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English
French UTF8
 
 

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