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Sensitivity Analysis on GIS Procedures for the Estimate of Soil Erosion Risk
Land degradation by water erosion is one of the majorissues in the field of environmental planning. Soilerosion and sediment transport are...
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WEPP, EUROSEM, E-2D: Results of Applications at the Plot Scale
Agriculture has a major influence on the state of the environment. Simply due to their share of the land surface, their effects on the regional...
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The Environmental benefits and costs of conservation tillage
Every production practice, including conservation tillage, has positive or negative environmental consequences that may involve air, land, water,...
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Evaluation of the Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) Model for Hillslopes
The USDA-Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) computer model is process-based soil erosion prediction technology. Process-based erosion models...
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Evaluation of Plot Runoff and Erosion Forecasts Using the CSEP and MEDRUSH Models
Three models have been applied to the GCTE common data sets. The simplest CEP-EROS model has been applied to five areas (US-05, W12 and R5; Port-10...
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Problems Regarding the Use of Soil Erosion Models
This paper focuses on problems regarding the use of erosion models. Though substantial progress has been made regarding the development and use of...
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Modeling of Environmental Processes
Modeling is the stage when data are transferred into information required for environmental management. Thus, it constitutes an essential component...
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Comparison of soil erosion and deposition rates using radiocesium, RUSLE, and buried soils in dolines in East Tennessee
Three dolines (sinkholes), each representing different land uses (crop, grass, and forest) in a karst area in East Tennesse, were selected to...
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Geomorphic considerations for erosion prediction
Current soil-erosion prediction technology addresses processes of rainsplash, overland-flow sediment transport, and rill erosion in small...
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A physical statistical approach to erosion
Erosion is a complex process consisting of many components such as surface runoff, impact of raindrops, wind forces, soil and rock mechanics, etc....
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Conducting Biophysical Impact and Technical Adaptation Assessments
As shown on the vulnerability and adaptation assessment flow diagram (Figure 2.1), after the scenarios have been selected, the next step in the...
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Soil Erosion Modelling
Increasing rates of soil erosion in develo** countries have been given attention for a long time. The increase in population pressure, inequality...
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Water Erosion and Water Quality
Water erosion at some level is inevitable. Geological erosion transforms rugged mountains into rounded hills and produces fertile valleys and...
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Geochemische Ergänzungen
Der Begriff „Geochemie“. Mit dem Kapitel Granitbildung haben wir die Besprechung der Bildungs- und Umwandlungsvorgänge in der Erdkruste...