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Course Modules: 2025MFA-MN X Chat Thread X Web Soil Survey X Lab #7 - Google Docs X Mail - Andrea Magana - Outlool X + X C docs.google.com/document/d/1HHRwtTaz7fZUvmLoHd6iuBWuBvssyKLLsGtGqIPwq_Q/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.mpbqely0z6xu Lab #7 * Saved to Drive S a Share File Edit View Insert Format Tools Extensions Help Accessibility 50% Y Heading 6 Arial 11 + 1. Purpose In this lab, I learned two skills for understanding land. First, by using the NRCS Web Soil Survey to pick an Area of Interest, make a soil map, list each map unit's symbol, name, acres, and percent of the area, and read soil descriptions to learn layers, texture, drainage, parent material, and limits. I then used that information to think about land use and crop suitability. Second, I practiced measuring slope with a clinometer by setting Document tabs + two same-height cones, sighting correctly, and reading the right side of the dial to compare how steep different places are. Together, these tools help me use reliable data to make simple, informed decisions about land, farming, drainage, and safety. Tab 1 Il. Body- . . . In this lab, I practiced using the USDA NRCS Web Soil Survey to look up soils for one place. By opening up the website and discovering that it covers about 95% of the U.S., I learned that AOI means Area of Interest, and clicked "Start WSS." Using the state and Headings you add to the document county search, we went to Stanislaus County, CA, and zoomed in on Modesto Junior will appear here. College - West Campus. Then, professor Brown showed us how to draw a box around the campus to set our AOI, let it load, and named the project "West Campus." On the Soil Map tab we viewed the legend and totals for our AOI to see which soil types are there. The map scale was about 1:5,070, and our AOI size was 246.1 acres. We wrote down the soil map units and their summaries from the screen. I repeated the same Web Soil Survey steps for different places. I cleared it and made a new AOI for my home in Turlock, checked which soil was there, saw it covered 100% of the AOI, and saved a screenshot. Finally, I did the same for Oracle Park in San Francisco. This helped me learn how to use WSS to find and compare soils in different locations. Below is the table of information for the soil of my house address