Rainfall arrival at the land surface drives or influences many geomorphic processes. These
range from the mechanisms through which vegetation transforms rain into erosive gravity …

Soil erosion is a vector of disturbances to agricultural productivity and economic
development in the western highlands of Ethiopia. Yet, tough vegetation cover loss swapped …

In many studies of landsurface processes, the intensity of rainfall events is expressed with
clock-period indexes such as I30, the wettest 30-minute interval within a rainfall event …

The change in land use and land cover (LULC) from natural vegetation to agricultural in
mountain areas usually dramatically accelerates soil erosion rates if the land is used for crop …

The Taohe River Basin is the largest tributary and an important water conservation area in
the upper reaches of the Yellow River. In order to investigate the status of soil erosion in this …

Land use and management practices (LUMPs) play a critical role in regulating soil loss. The
cover-management factor (C-factor) in Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE)-type models is …

On a global scale, there is consensus to double food production as a means to address food
and nutrition insecurity, yet the capacity of available resources and technologies to gratify …

Quantification of soil is crucial for maximizing the advantages of land resources while
minimizing the negative consequences of land degradation in the long term. It will also make …

Water-induced soil erosion is one of the challenging threats in various parts of the world,
thus systematic investigations of soil loss risk are more crucial for sustainable agricultural …

Soil erosion assessment enables the identification of manifested soil erosion categories,
their spatial distribution and the relationship between soil erosion and land use patterns …