The construction of the urban ecological network has a comprehensive effect on urban
aesthetics, society and economy, and provides the driving force for urban sustainable …

Cities are among the areas that emit more carbon to the atmosphere and contribute to
climate change. It is urgent to mitigate their impact. Nature-based solutions (NBS), terrestrial …

Sediment connectivity quantifies the intermediate processes between initial erosion and the
corresponding sediment yield. However, fully capturing the variations in sediment …

The source and transport processes of suspended sediment are issues that require further
study. The complex relationship between the integrated surface characteristics and the …

Soil erosion is a natural process that can be accelerated by natural and anthropogenic
disturbances and lead to land degradation and geomorphological changes. Analyzing soil …

Evaluating the linkage between soil erosion and sediment connectivity for export
assessment in different landscape patterns at catchment scale is valuable for optimization of …

Storm events dominate sediment delivery to stream corridors, but the effects of
anthropogenic disturbances on altering the sources, pathways, and timing of delivery remain …

Quantitative identification of the covariation between sediment connectivity and soil erosion
can contribute to provide the key information for watershed sediment management …

Constructing a simple and accurate method to identify the risks and control nonpoint source
pollution (NPSP) have become a principal target for the most watersheds with strong soil …

On a global scale, urban areas struggle with various environmental, social, and economic
problems due to rapidly growing populations and rapid urbanization processes. In this …