Sunken lanes are roads or tracks, 2 m or more wide, that are incised at least 0.5 m, but often
by several meters, below the general level of the surrounding land surface. They are formed …

Complex interrelationships between landscape-level geoenvironmental factors and natural
phenomena have rendered land degradation control measures ineffective. For control to be …

The problem of “gully erosion” is one of the severe “natural hazards” associated with large‐
scale land degradation in various parts of the world. Therefore, accurate modelling is one of …

Gully erosion is one of the main natural hazards, especially in arid and semi-arid regions,
destroying ecosystem service and human well-being. Thus, gully erosion susceptibility maps …

Gully erosion has been identified as a severe land degradation process with environmental
and socio‐economic consequences. Identifying areas susceptible to gully erosion will aid in …

Footpaths are of the oldest and most widely distributed forms of human imprint on the
landscape. These elongated features are the result of continuous usage of a certain route for …

The impact of climate change and its associated extreme rainfall event is the major threats of
land resources in subtropical monsoon dominated region. In this study, we have considered …

At the beginning of November 2020, an armed conflict emerged in Tigray, Ethiopia's
northernmost region. The objective of this 'Atlas of the Humanitarian Situation'is to document …

This study documented land degradation resulting from initial trail development and further
high‐intensity touristic activity in a high‐altitude setting (> 4000 m asl) in the Andes. Peru's …

Investigating long-distance travelling routes is crucial for understanding both historical
decision-making processes as well as possible regional points of interest that may have …