Four model trains, three contexts
PHISHES couples existing, widely-used modelling tools into four model trains, extending what each can do alone and connecting soil functions to ecosystem services.
The PHISHES Digital Platform brings together data, processing tools, modelling tools and scenario analysis capabilities within a single framework — giving predictive insight into how soil use, contamination and drivers such as climate change affect soil functions and the ecosystem services they support.
What soil can do in its natural state — forming itself, cycling nutrients and regulating water — through the interaction of its biological, chemical and physical components.
The goods and services people draw from soil and land — food, clean water, carbon storage and habitat — on which societal welfare depends.
PHISHES couples existing, widely-used modelling tools into four model trains, extending what each can do alone and connecting soil functions to ecosystem services.
Explore the growing PHISHES toolkit.
Access datasets, model trains, Python tools, and documentation that support the PHISHES methodology. New resources, applications, and capabilities are being added throughout the project.