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ISRIC WoSIS soil profiles (ISRIC)

230,000 real soil-pit profiles — the ground truth that SoilGrids is trained on. Most records CC-BY; some provider-restricted.

What this is

ISRIC's World Soil Information Service (WoSIS) standardizes soil-profile observations from physical samples worldwide. The standardized public subset is ~230,000 profiles. Available as bulk download, WFS, and OGC API. License note: WoSIS is NOT uniformly CC-BY-4.0. ISRIC's data policy applies CC-BY to the majority of records, but some profiles were contributed by providers who attached their own restrictions — those records are marked in the WoSIS metadata. For commercial use or AI training, verify the per-record license flags before including in a dataset; the bulk download is not guaranteed CC-BY throughout.

Why we surface it

SoilGrids is a prediction; WoSIS is what it's predicting from. Knowing where the observational layer is dense or thin tells you how much to trust the model in a given region.

What you can do with it

Shown for commercial use. Personal, research, and nonprofit use is often more permissive — switch the verdict lens on the catalog.

Internal / individual use
Custom or restrictive terms — we can't auto-decode this one. Read the source agreement before using, especially for commercial use, AI training, and redistribution. When in doubt, ask the provider.
Redistribute the data
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Republish a derivative
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Build into a private product
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This decoder is a starting point, not legal advice. For commercial deployment, run the actual license terms past someone who reads them for a living.

Planned

Not in the map yet — this source is on the V1 backlog. Schema, sample, and citation slots fill in once the layer ships.

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