Steven Tran;Seungbeom Noh;Carlos H. Mastrangelo;Hanseup Kim
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A Highly Accurate UV-Based Soil Organic Carbon Measurement System Enabled With the Measurement of Environmental Contributors and a Precise Superposition of Prediction Algorithms
This letter presents a UV-induced soil organic carbon (SOC) measurement system enhanced with an ensemble machine learning algorithm for environmental calibration. The system uses a 30-min UV exposure to extract CO2 via photo-oxidation and integrates temperature and moisture data to correct for environmental variability. A custom ensemble learning model composed of six algorithms processes the data to deliver highly accurate SOC predictions. Field validation of this system demonstrated a prediction accuracy of 93.95% with an R2 of 0.91, representing a 21.03% improvement over models lacking environmental calibration and underscoring the systems strong potential for real-time, in-situ carbon monitoring.