About
This app allows users to classify non-submerged forest topsoils on their mobile devices. It provides visual examples and guides users through a series of questions to identify humus forms and soil horizons. The app functions offline after an initial download, making it useful for fieldwork.
What's New in TerrHum
2.0
January 22, 2022
- Add French & Italian - New images
FAQ
What is TerrHum used for?
TerrHum is a mobile application designed to help users classify non-submerged forest topsoils and identify humus forms. It provides a guided process with visual aids for accurate identification in the field.
Does TerrHum require an internet connection to use?
Once all the main content figures are downloaded with a fiber connection, TerrHum can be used offline. This makes it a convenient tool for fieldwork where internet access may be limited.
How does TerrHum help users classify soils?
TerrHum guides users through a series of YES/NO questions about the observed soil profile. It offers touch-buttons for help, displaying examples of horizons, humus systems, and animal groups to aid in classification.
What kind of information does TerrHum provide?
The app provides information on humus forms, soil horizons, and the main groups of animals that inhabit them. It also offers access to morpho-functional features of the soil profile that lead to the final classification.
Is TerrHum suitable for beginners?
Yes, TerrHum is designed to be useful even for beginners. The recall through touch-buttons of photographs and the guided question system make the classification process accessible.
How often is TerrHum updated?
TerrHum is in continuous evolution and receives automatic updates. Users can contribute to its improvement by sending suggestions and photographs to the developer.
What devices does TerrHum support?
TerrHum is available for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
Does TerrHum have ads?
No, TerrHum does not contain advertisements. It is a free application developed by the University of Padua.
