This book presents the latest methodological developments in soil-landscape modeling. It provides a cross-section of many recently developed measurement tools, as well as computer-related and pedometric techniques that are instrumental for soil-landscape modeling. It also contains in-depth reviews of the history of soil-landscape modeling, thus presenting views from soil geography, soil genesis, and soil geomorphology. I consider this one of the strong points of this book. Quantitative soil-landscape modeling will only be successful if it is a joint venture between various disciplines within soil science, notably soil geography, soil genesis, and pedometrics. It is reassuring to see work from reputable soil scientists with such diverse backgrounds in soil science united in this book.