WELCOME TO SUDAN SOIL INFORMATION SYSTEM

Introduction

SUSIS – Sudan Soil Information System was created in 2016 with the focus of providing dynamic soil resource information to a wide range of needs. For a long time, Sudan soil resource information has been in the form of hard copy maps, reports, and databases that are scattered in different places. Although the country has rich soil information, the use of such information remains doubtful owing to the lack of a central repository for dissemination and management. SUSIS is a system for collection, storage, manipulation and dissemination of soil and land resource information in a way that is intended to benefit accurate and sustainable exploitation of soil and land resources in Sudan. For more information contact

Vision

To serve the local community and investment sector by availing soil resource information in user-friendly formats and to advise them on sustainable natural resource use and management.

Mission

From a technical perspective, the World Wide Web is comprised of several technologies … first, it involves a simple markup (the Hyper-text Markup Language, or HTML) to both structure and format textual information. When first introduced its claim to fame was the hyperlink which allowed the publisher of a document to add a link to other research papers available from across the world, creating a virtual web of information (thus, the name). Second, one or more interlinked pages are published to a server that is connected to an open network which we know today as the Internet.

How SUSIS gets things done

SUSIS is based on collecting, collating and online sharing of soil and land resources information on behalf of the republic of Sudan. The system assembles all soil data in Sudan from new and old soil profile observations, hardcopy maps and documents, laboratory analyses, and through digital soil mapping (DSM) technique. It has a huge database of present and historical collection of Sudan soil and land information. Some of these collections are freely available and users are encouraged to download them from here. Other detailed datasets can be accessed from SUSIS by filling in the request form here. Prospective users of soil and land information can also get technical advice on soil and land management by visiting SUSIS services here.

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Our Team

Our people are our greatest asset – we say it often and with good reason. It is only with the determination and dedication of our people that we can serve our clients, generate long-term value for our shareholders and contribute to the broader public

Prof. Abdelmagid Ali Elmobarak
Prof. Abdelmagid Ali Elmobarak Head, Land Evaluation Research Section, Deputy Director, Land and Water Research Center
Soil Science and Remote Sensing
Dr. Elfatih Elaagib Awad Elkarim
Dr. Elfatih Elaagib Awad ElkarimAssociate Professor of Soil Sciences and Crop Production, Deputy Director, Land and Water Research Center
Soil Sciences (land evaluation, soil fertility and reclamation)
 Abdalrahim Altayb Basheer Almadani
Abdalrahim Altayb Basheer AlmadaniHead of Remote Sensing and GIS Unit
Soil Science, Remote Sensing and GIS