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Field Atlas
An interactive map of soil science: the concepts, methods, and literature that underpin the work, organized so you can move from a question to the evidence behind it.
- Interactive map
- Soil science
- Open access
Ecosystem•Digital tools
A growing constellation of soil and carbon tools
Alongside our consulting work, Ekodama builds open, rigorous digital tools for the people who measure and model land systems. Some are live today; others are in development. Each one is designed to make credible soil and carbon work easier to do, and easier to defend.
In development
Ekodama Academy
A learning platform for the practical craft behind the work: soil sampling, tree measurement, and modeling soil-carbon dynamics, taught as hands-on courses with room for outside practitioners to teach their own.
- Online courses
- Field methods
- Carbon modeling
In development
In development
SOC Toolbox
Calculators for soil organic carbon work (sample-size and stratification planning, stock and uncertainty estimation), built to carbon-accounting standards, not agronomic rules of thumb.
- Sampling design
- SOC stocks
- Uncertainty
In development
In development
Carbon Modeling
Scenario tools built on established soil-carbon turnover models like RothC, calibrated to local climate and soils, for forecasting how management choices play out over time.
- RothC
- Scenarios
- Decision support
In development
In development
Tree Line
A global database of species-specific, context-aware tree-carbon parameters with full provenance, built for teams that need to defend their allometric and sequestration numbers.
- Tree carbon
- Allometry
- Provenance
In development
In development
Soil ID
A guided reference for describing and classifying soils in the field: horizons, texture, and diagnostic features, and a bridge between field observation and formal classification.
- Classification
- Field guide
- Pedology
In development
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Want early access, or to shape one of these?
Several of these tools are still taking shape. If one would solve a live problem for your team, or you'd like to help develop it, tell us what you're working on.