Peaty Soils Location
The Peat Layer was produced by Natural England (ARM team) during June-October 2008, with the aim of identifying the extent of three classes of peaty soils for the purposes of the Partnership Project to Protect and Enhance Peat Soils (aka. The Peat Project). The Peat Project is a joint initiative of Defra, Natural England, the Environment Agency, Forestry Commission, Welsh Assembly Government, Countryside Council for Wales, Northern Ireland Environment Agency, Cadw and the Department for Energy and Climate Change, and aims to improve coordination between these partners in our efforts to understand, manage and restore peaty soils. BGS, Cranfield University (NSRI) and OS must be acknowledged in any reports or documents produced as a result of using the Peat layer. Attribution statement: Contains IPR from Cranfield University (NSRI) soils data and BGS geological data. Derived from 1:50 000 scale BGS Digital Data under Licence 2006/072 British Geological Survey. © NERC.National Soils map © Cranfield University (NSRI) © Crown Copyright and database rights [year]. © Natural England copyright [Year], reproduced with the permission of Natural England, https://www.gov.uk/help/terms-conditions © Crown Copyright and database right [year]. Ordnance Survey licence number 100022021.
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name: 080908 Peat Location Map Verification and Recommendations.doc
description: 080908 Peat Location Map Verification and Recommendations.doc download on Defra Data Services Platform
protocol: http
name: England's peatlands carbon storage and greenhouse gases.url
description: England's peatlands carbon storage and greenhouse gases.url download on Defra Data Services Platform
protocol: http
name: Mapping the status of upland peat using aerial photographs.url
description: Mapping the status of upland peat using aerial photographs.url download on Defra Data Services Platform
protocol: http
name: National Soils map.url
description: National Soils map.url download on Defra Data Services Platform
protocol: http
name: Non-Commercial Government Licence.url
description: Non-Commercial Government Licence.url download on Defra Data Services Platform
protocol: http
name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-FGDB.zip
description: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-FGDB.zip download on Defra Data Services Platform
protocol: http
name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-GeoJSON.zip
description: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-GeoJSON.zip download on Defra Data Services Platform
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name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-GML.zip
description: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-GML.zip download on Defra Data Services Platform
protocol: http
name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-KML.zip
description: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-KML.zip download on Defra Data Services Platform
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name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-MID_MIF.zip
description: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-MID_MIF.zip download on Defra Data Services Platform
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name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-SHP.zip
description: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-SHP.zip download on Defra Data Services Platform
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name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-TAB.zip
description: PeatySoilsLocationEngland-TAB.zip download on Defra Data Services Platform
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name: Peaty_Soils_Location_England.lyr
description: Peaty_Soils_Location_England.lyr download on Defra Data Services Platform
http://publications.naturalengland.org.uk/publication/30021
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name: Natural England Access to Evidence Catalogue
description: Natural England Access to Evidence Catalogue
https://naturalengland-defra.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/Defra::peaty-soils-location-england/about
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name: Peaty Soils Location (England)
description:
https://environment.data.gov.uk/spatialdata/peaty-soils-location-england/wms
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name: Peaty-soils-location-england_WMS
description:
https://environment.data.gov.uk/spatialdata/peaty-soils-location-england/wfs
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name: Peaty-soils-location-england_WFS
description:
https://environment.data.gov.uk/explore/55e74635-e65d-4997-8e6e-46bb76c6a0e0?download=true
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name: Peaty Soils Location England Download
description: Download data by area of interest
https://environment.data.gov.uk/arcgis/rest/services/NE/PeatySoilsLocationEngland/MapServer
protocol: http
name: PeatySoilsLocationEngland_REST
description: REST URL
https://environment.data.gov.uk/arcgis/rest/services/NE/PeatySoilsLocationEngland/FeatureServer
protocol: http
name: Peaty_Soils_Location_ESRI_REST_Feature_Server_Endpoint
description: Peaty Soils Location ESRI REST Feature Server Endpoint
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http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/27700
geoscientificInformation
Peat Status
geoscientificInformation
soil
publication
2010-01-13
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2.07
55.81
49.86
2008-10-22
2099-12-31
creation
2008-10-22
revision
2021-07-23
unknown
Natural England undertook to produce a map of the location of peat soils. Following a review of the National Soils Map (NSRI, 2005), areas were classified into 4 different categories on the basis of their soil association. These were: Key peaty soils, Intermediate peaty soils, other organic soils and Mineral soils.The following other data sources were introduced into the mapping process:• National Peat Resources Inventory (NPRI - an inventory of raised bog, and raised bog peat) • Biodiversity Action Plan mapping of Blanket Bog and Fen • Drift geology (British Geological Survey, 2003)• Marsh, Reeds and Saltmarsh polygons from Ordnance Survey Mastermap data (OS, 2008).The provenance of the data predicting the location of deep peaty soils was determined, and each polygon was labelled with a code which indicated the dataset or sets upon which it was based. This generated 55 different “overlap” classes all of which are listed, alongside their six-letter codes, in Appendix 5. The area of land mapped as supporting deep peaty soils was determined, and the 13 highest priority overlap classes were identified. These represented the 12 overlap classes which accounted for more than 1% of the area of deep peaty soil mapped, and between them covered 91.7% of all deep peat mapped. An additional single-source class (NPRI only) was added to ensure that all single-source overlap classes would be represented in the validation exercise. The 13 classes selected covered 92.1% of all deep peaty soils mapped. From these 13 classes 10 polygons between 20 and 100 ha in size were randomly selected for ground truthing.
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