Section: 7.- LUCAS-Soil Processing | AGROECOLVRE - Soil and subsoil carbon sequestration metadata analysis as a function of land uses and agroecological practices | LifeWatch ERIC Training Platform

  • Now that you have reached the LUCAS-Soil Processing service, which features the LUCAS data and geographical data selection and exploration, you will see a pre-filled field containing the comma-separated entries 'PT16,ES11,ES30,FRD,NL,FI,DE40,SK,EL,ITI1'. When using simulated data, specify the list of regions to include for LUCAS point comparison, entering them as comma-separated values exactly in your preferred NUTS0/1/2/3 order. If you are working with personal data, select your specific regions of interest (Fig. 9). Then, click 'Next' to proceed.

    Fig 10. Selection of the study regions.

    Fig 9. Selection of the study regions.

    IMPORTANT: To avoid workflow errors, do not leave empty spaces between letters when selecting regions and variables.


    In the example shown, the user has selected NUTS0 and NUTS1 as the regions to be included in the comparison (Fig.10).


    Fig.10. Example of study region selection.