There are many ways to manage soils contaminated with organic pollutants or heavy metals. The number of pollutants and methods of cleaning contaminated soils is very high. On the other hand, soil type, soil acidity, soil texture, climate, land slope, soil organic matter and minerals, the availability or non-availability of soil contaminants are effective. Is there software that takes this into account?
Briefly, no. I'm unsure how software might be involved. Perhaps a database?
Check https://www.intechopen.com/books/environmental-risk-assessment-of-soil-contamination/soil-contamination-risk-assessment-and-remediation
Also check http://www.iaea.org/inis/collection/NCLCollectionStore/_Public/34/047/34047660.pdf?r=1
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The problem is that this type of software is quite similar to what EPA -FRTR is currently doing. And not very specialized. It can be said that it is a simple-friendly screening. what is your opinion? Isn't it better and more usable to create a database in Excel for each country and region?
Not directly related to contaminated soils. There is FVS/Prognosis. Back in 1995, it had a length of manuals 20 feet long. To populate data one needs a team of forestry technicians to scour a geographical area collecting data. Then another year or so and another team of technicians and scientists to load the data.
https://essa.com/explore-essa/tools/fvsprognosis/
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