Drivers of soil health across European Union – Data from the literature review

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Data in Brief Pub Date : 2024-10-24 DOI:10.1016/j.dib.2024.111064

Shaswati Chowdhury , Maria von Post , Roger Roca Vallejo , Karen Naciph Mora , Jenni Hultman , Taina Pennanen , Antti-Jussi Lindroos , Katharina Helming

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Abstract

Soil health in Europe has reached a critical point: it is estimated that 60-70% of European soils are unhealthy. Changes in land use, its intensity and the quality of management have significant impacts on soil health and soil related ecosystem services. A systems analysis of soil health dynamics requires an understanding of the drivers inducing changes in land use and management. The DPSIR framework was adapted to the context of soil health in the European Union (EU) and used as an analytical framework for identifying the drivers for soil health. A scoping literature review, divided in four parts based on different land use types (urban and industrial, agriculture, forest, and nature), was conducted using the PRISMA protocol. The identified drivers across all land uses have been adjusted and standardised in in-person and online workshops. This metadata set presents the typology of drivers sorted according to the EU soil mission's soil health objectives, land use type, and location. The literature review was conducted as part of SOLO (Soils for Europe), a EU´s Horizon Europe funded project and the dataset will support the co creation and knowledge developing platforms (think tanks) for each EU soil mission objectives.

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欧盟各国土壤健康的驱动因素--来自文献综述的数据

欧洲的土壤健康已经到了一个临界点：据估计，60-70% 的欧洲土壤是不健康的。土地使用、使用强度和管理质量的变化对土壤健康和与土壤相关的生态系统服务有着重大影响。要对土壤健康动态进行系统分析，就必须了解引起土地使用和管理变化的驱动因素。根据欧盟（EU）的土壤健康状况，对 DPSIR 框架进行了调整，并将其用作确定土壤健康驱动因素的分析框架。根据不同的土地利用类型（城市和工业、农业、森林和自然），采用 PRISMA 协议进行了范围界定文献综述，分为四个部分。在现场和在线研讨会上，对所有土地用途中已确定的驱动因素进行了调整和标准化。该元数据集展示了根据欧盟土壤任务的土壤健康目标、土地利用类型和地点分类的驱动因素类型。文献综述是欧盟资助的地平线欧洲项目 SOLO（欧洲土壤）的一部分，该数据集将为欧盟土壤任务目标的共同创建和知识开发平台（智库）提供支持。

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