SOIL ATLAS OF ASIA 2ND EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING RURAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, JEONJU, REPUBLIC OF KOREA | 29 APRIL – 3 MAY 2019 Markus Anda (Indonesia)

1. Markus AndaMarkus Anda
INDONESIAN CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL LAND RESOURCE
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
INDONESIAN AGENCY FOR AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE
2019
Soil mappingSoil mapping to support sustainable agricultureto support sustainable agriculture
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Telp. +62 251 8323012
Fax. +62 251 8311256
Email: csar@indosat.net.id
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2.  Increasing food production and sustainable food self
sufficiency (for 265 million people)
 Food security and nutrition
 Increasing competitiveness, added value and export
 Increase farmer’s income
 Optimation of soil productivity, climate change
adaptation and mitigation, and soil conservation
GOALS OF AGRICULTURAL
DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA

3. Swampy land
Non-swampy
wetland 9.5 Mha
Upland wet
climate (acid)
104.6 M ha
Upland dry
climate 10.8 M ha
 Tidal swampy land 7.6 M ha
 Inland swampy land 11.6 M
ha
 Peatland 14.9 M ha (1.4 M ha
tide and 13.6 Mha inland)
 Tidal swampy land 7.6 M ha
 Inland swampy land 11.6 M
ha
 Peatland 14.9 M ha (1.4 M ha
tide and 13.6 Mha inland)
Land grouping based on
Agro-ecosystem
(source: soil map 1:250.000
scale)
Upland wet climate
(Non-acid): 20.9 M ha

4. Flowchart of soil map production and its derivative map generation in Indonesia
Base/supporting mapsBase/supporting maps
Topographic mapsTopographic maps
SRTM (DEM)SRTM (DEM)
Geological mapsGeological maps
IMAGEIMAGE
INTERPRETATIONINTERPRETATION
(Landsat, Radar)(Landsat, Radar)
Delineation based on relief,Delineation based on relief,
contour, pattern, texture,contour, pattern, texture,
wetness, color featurewetness, color feature
LAND SUITABILITYLAND SUITABILITY
MAPSMAPS
Image geometricImage geometric
correctionscorrections
LANDFORMLANDFORM
UNITSUNITS
Field observations:
profiles, minipit,
augering , landuse
LAND EVALUATIONLAND EVALUATION
Land useLand use
requirementsrequirements
e.g. SPECIFIC CROPe.g. SPECIFIC CROP
SUITABILITY MAPSUITABILITY MAP
RECOMMENDATIONRECOMMENDATION
MAPSMAPS
Present LandPresent Land
useuse
SPATIALSPATIAL
PLANNINGPLANNING
Land qualities: soil,Land qualities: soil,
climate,climate,
environmentsenvironments
SOIL MAPSSOIL MAPS

5. U
S
Mt. Tangkuban
Perahu
Mt. Burangrang
Landsat imagery
Images used for soil mapping in Indonesia
AerialAerial
photographphotograph
Mt. Merapi - 2003
SPOT imagery
RADAR

6. Method for Soil mapping: Remote Sensing utilization
AerialAerial
PhotographPhotograph
IntensivelyIntensively
usedused
RegionalRegional
capabilitycapability
NotNot
intensivelyintensively
usedused
Pra 1962Pra 1962 1972-19811972-1981 1981-19861981-1986 1987-20041987-2004
Soil MappingSoil Mapping Soil MappingSoil Mapping
Intensively usedIntensively used
FAOFAO
Landsat ERTS-1Landsat ERTS-1
Test caseTest case
South SulawesiSouth Sulawesi
Landsat TMLandsat TM
Test caseTest case
 East BorneoEast Borneo
Soil & LanduseSoil & Landuse
MappingMapping
Intensively usedIntensively used
LREPLREP
Landsat TM 5Landsat TM 5
Radar STAR-1Radar STAR-1
Soil & LanduseSoil & Landuse
MappingMapping
AerialAerial
PhotographPhotograph
AerialAerial
PhotographPhotograph
AerialAerial
PhotographPhotograph
TopographicTopographic
map Intensivelymap Intensively
usedused

7. Method for Soil mapping: Remote Sensing utilization
2005-20082005-2008
Landsat ETM 7Landsat ETM 7
Intensively used:Intensively used:
ReconnaisanceReconnaisance
AEZAEZ
Primary farmPrimary farm
Soil & LanduseSoil & Landuse
mappingmapping
2008 - present2008 - present
Landsat ETM 7Landsat ETM 7
Intensively used:Intensively used:
ReconnaisanceReconnaisance
Semi detailSemi detail
Soil & LanduseSoil & Landuse
mappingmapping
Other land resources mappingOther land resources mapping
Test case :Test case :
ReconnaisanceReconnaisance
JERS, ASTERJERS, ASTER
ALOS AVNIR-2ALOS AVNIR-2
1998 - present1998 - present
Lansat -8, Spot-6Lansat -8, Spot-6

8. www.litbang.deptan.go.id
Various landform
features due to
geomorphological
processes
Alluvial
Marine
Peat dome
Karst
Techtonics
• Plain
• Hill
• Mountain
Volcano

9. Soil map sheet of Cigudeg district, Bogor Regency, west Java (scale 1:50.000)
Mapping units legend:
2. Gleisol Distrik (Typic Endoaquept), alluvial plain, clay sediment)
43. Andosol Distrik (Typic Hapludand), deep, well drainage, fine texture, slightly acid,
low CEC, medum BS; old volcanic hill landform, Andesite and basalt
44. Kambisol Oksik (Oxic Dystrudept) old volcanic hill landform, Andesite
48. Kambisol litik (Lithic Dystrudept) and Andosol Distrik (Typic Hapludand), old
volcanic mountain landform, Andesite and basalt

10. Key success: drainage management, raised bed cultivation, ameliorant,Key success: drainage management, raised bed cultivation, ameliorant,
fertilizersfertilizers
Syahbudin and Alwi, 2012

11. Horticultural crop (shallot, Bauji variety) performance on a peat soilHorticultural crop (shallot, Bauji variety) performance on a peat soil
Rice husk biochar + chicken manure (15
t/ha) was able to increase shallot yield 2.5
order of magnitude compared to control
(cow manure) and suppress CO2
emission. Yield of shallot is 6,5 t/ha
(Kalampangan, Central Kalimantan)
Application of NPK 500kg/ha, KCl
200kg/ha fertilizer: shallot yield 9 t/ha
in Landasan ulin, South Kalimantan
Photo: Dr. Eni Mufta

13. Pine apple in Tangkit district, Jambi

14. Rubber crops in 8 mRubber crops in 8 m
deep peat soils withdeep peat soils with
minimum drainageminimum drainage
(6 years old,(6 years old,
starting tapping)starting tapping)

15. Peat soils used for rubber, rambutan and forest in Tangkit district, Jambi
Rambutan Forest for conservationRubber

16. Oil palm at famer’s farm, shallow waterOil palm at famer’s farm, shallow water
table 60 cm in peat soil, Tanjungtable 60 cm in peat soil, Tanjung
Jabung, JambiJabung, Jambi

17. Sukarman et al,2012
LOKASI
 JAMBI :
 Desa Arang-arang, Kecamatan Kumpeh Ulu, Kabupaten
Muaro Jambi, Provinsi Jambi.
 RIAU
Desa Lubuk Ogong, Kecamatan Bandar Sei Kijang,
Kabupaten Pelalawan, Provinsi Riau.
 Kedua lokasi merupakan lokasi Percobaan ICCTF

18. Correlation between CO2 flux and water table
under oil palm plantation
Water table
depth
Y = 0,593e 0,015x
R2
= 0,3764
CO2 flux increases with
increasing water table
depth
Sukarman et al. (2012)
Water table (cm)

19. Relationship between CO2 flux and soil water
content
Soil moisture
content
Y = 41,582e -0,007x
R2
= 0,6002
CO2 flux decreases with
increasing water content
Sukarman et al. (2012)
Soil water content (%)

20. Pengukuran CO2 pada lahan gambut diukur pada bagian serasah dan tanpa serasah

21. Syahbudin and Alwi, 2012

22. Primary canal during tidal flooding
Syahbudin and Alwi, 2012
Tertiary canal
Secondary canal
Primary canal during down tide

23. Supiandi and Sukarman, 2012)

24. 24
Maswar et al. 2014

25. GAPKI, 2014

26. UNSUR WMS:
1. Zoning  Based on Hydrotopografi
2. Infrastructure Drainage construction  Based on Hydrotopografi
3. Water Level  Based on Roots of Oil Palm
a. Water Level Monitoring  Piezometer
b. Water Level Control  Bangunan Air /Overflow
c. Akar Sawit : 1. 0 - 20 cm = 50%
2. 20 - 40 cm = 25%
3. 40 - 60 cm = 25%
4. Monitoring Subsidence
5. Fire Prevention System
C. WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
GAPKI, 2014

27. Thank you for your
kind attention
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Fax. +62 251 8311256
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