Spatial assessment of soil erosion using GIS-integrated RUSLE in the Wolaita zone, Ethiopia. [PDF]
Fakana ST, Falta FF, Dofee AA.
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Spatial heterogeneity of multi-scale trade-off synergies in ecosystem services. [PDF]
Guo Q, Tian Y, Zhang Y, Wang Y.
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Application of crop growth models in crop yield assessment. [PDF]
Ye Z +7 more
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Soil erosion susceptibility assessment in the Bistrița River basin (Romania) using machine learning algorithms and GIS. [PDF]
Muratoreanu G +8 more
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A new high-resolution global topographic factor dataset calculated based on SRTM. [PDF]
Sun Y +13 more
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Evaluation of future land use change impacts on soil erosion for holota watershed, Ethiopia. [PDF]
Guder AC, Kabeta WF.
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Characteristics and driving factors of spatiotemporal changes in soil erosion in the karst plateau mountainous region over 20 years. [PDF]
Bai Y +5 more
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Statistical check of USLE-M and USLE-MM to predict bare plot soil loss in two Italian environments
AbstractThe USLE‐M and the USLE‐MM estimate event plot soil loss. In both models, the erosivity term is given by the runoff coefficient,QR, times the single‐storm erosion index,EI30. In the USLE‐MM,QREI30is raised to an exponentb1 > 1 whereasb1 = 1 is assumed in the USLE‐M. Simple linear regression analysis can be applied to parameterize both models,
Francesca Todisco +2 more
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Abstract It has been proposed that the best physical model of erosion from a plot is provided by a replicate plot (Nearing, 1998). Event data from paired bare fallow plots in the USLE database were used to examine the abilities of replicate plots, the USLE and the USLE-M to model event erosion on bare fallow plots.
P I A Kinnell
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