- Select and adapt the suitable Vietnam soil classification system, developing a procedure for identifying soils and soil monoliths in Vietnam National Museum of Nature;
- Identify some newly collected soil monoliths and some ones collected and stored in Soils and Fertilizers Research Institute based on the above developed procedure.

Theoretical results:
+ 01 The Vietnam soil classification system (VSCS) which is rational for identifying and classifying soils and soil monoliths in Vietnam National Museum of Nature;
+ 01 The procedure for identifying soils and soil monoliths in Vietnam National Museum System of Nature (including available forms for identifying some basic soil properties based on the VSCS in the field and in the lab);
+ 01 Software for supporting indentification and classification of soil monoliths in VNMN (called ICSM);
+ 07 articles published in national journals and workshops (3 articles published in journals, 01 article published in VAST1’s journal - reviewed, 3 publised in workshops with ISBN index);
Applied results:
+ 05 soil monoliths with full profiles for exhibitation.

The results contributed to finalize the VSCS. This system has been applied for VNMN, however it is hopefully that it will be an important progress to officialize as one of offical VSCSs. Along with the VSCS, the identifying procedure, available forms and the software are novel contribution for soil survey and classification in Vietnam.

- Scientific papers in referred journals (list):
+ Nguyen Thanh Tuan, Le Thai Bat, Ho Quang Duc, Lai Quang Trung, Tran Thuy Chi. Selecting and adapting a Vietnam soil classification system for Vietnam National Museum of Nature. Journal of Vietnam Soil Science, 62/2021, 10 – 14.
+ Nguyen Thanh Tuan, Ho Quang Duc, Le Thai Bat, Le Anh Tuan, Ngo Quang Du, Lai Quang Trung, Tran Thuy Chi. Experimentally identifying a soil monolith for Vietnam National Museum of Nature. Journal of Vietnam Soil Science, 63/2021, 16 – 22.
+ Nguyen Thanh Tuan, Tran Thuy Chi, Uong Dinh Khanh and John Muasya Kioko, 2019. Conservative valuation of typical volcanic landscapes in the pleiku plateau: some improvement, Vietnam Journal of Earth Sciences. Vietnam Journal of Earth Sciences. 42(1), 15-40.
+ Nguyen Thanh Tuan, Ho Quang Duc, Le Thai Bat, Tran Minh Tien, Lai Quang Trung, Tran Thuy Chi, Nguyen Tung Lam, 2021. The initial results of project “studying scientific problems on soil classification and identification for Vietnam national museum of nature”. Proceedings of the 3rd national scientific conference of Vietnam National Museum of Nature. 53 – 63.
+ Tran Thuy Chi, Nguyen Thanh Tuan, Ngo Dang Tri, Lai Quang Trung, 2021. Developing a physical geography lecture plan for grade 8 in the evolution exhibition room of life,Vietnam national museum of nature. Proceedings of the 3rd national scientific conference of Vietnam National Museum of Nature. 187 – 193.
+ Nguyen Thanh Tuan, Ho Quang Duc, Le Thai Bat, Lai Quang Trung, Tran Thuy Chi. Vietnam soil classification for Vietnam National Musuem of Nature. Proceeding of workshop on Developing and finalizing Vietnma soil classification system correlating with international soil classification system (FAO - UNESCO – WRB).
+ Tuan Thanh Nguyen, Dr; Duc Quang Ho, Assoc Prof. Dr; Bat Thai Le, Assoc Prof. Dr; Tuan Anh Le, Msc; Chien Quyet Nguyen, Dr; Y Van Tran, Assoc Prof. Dr; Trung Quang Lai, BSc; Chi Thuy Tran, MSc. Upgrading the Vietnam semi-quantitative soil classification system. Vietnam Journal of Earth Sciences (Reviewed).
- Technological products (describe in details: technical characteristics, place): 05 soil monoliths with full  profiles for exhibitation.
- Other products (if applicable): 01 Software for supporting indentification and classification of soil monoliths in VNMN

Vietnam National Museum of Nature, other museums related to storation, exhibitation of soil monoliths, academic disciplines and institutions concerning soil survey and classification.

After the project would be finished and sucessfully defened, VNMN should be issued a document to request projects on collecting soil monoliths to identify and classify the soil monoliths according to the VSCS. With respect to the available soil monoliths, it is necessary to identify again their names based on the VSCS. It makes sure the comprehensiveness of soil monolith collections in the museum. It is also a good way to validate more the system.