Dynamic variables of drop impact such as force, drag, pressure, and stress distributions are
key to understanding a wide range of natural and industrial processes. While the study of …

Raindrop‐impact‐induced erosion is initiated when detachment of soil particles from the
surface of the soil results from an expenditure of raindrop energy. Once detachment by …

In hydrology and geomorphology, less attention has been paid to rain event properties such
as duration, mean and peak rain rate than to rain properties such as drop size or kinetic …

Soil erosion by water is mostly the result of rainfall‐driven and runoff‐driven processes
taking place simultaneously during a storm event. However, the effect of interaction between …

Dispersive soil is a common problematic soil that segregates in water, resulting in instability
of slopes and posing significant threats to the safety of earth structures. However, there is a …

Raindrop impact can be a major contributor to particle mobilization for soils and other
granular materials. In previous work, water repellent soils, comprised of hydrophobic …

Biocrusts play a critical role in prevention of erosion, but little is known on the relationship
between biocrust cover and raindrop detachment capacity at the slope scale. Evaluating the …