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Water erosion as a fractal growth process
Physical Review E, 1993The time evolution of river patterns and earth's relief is simulated on lattice by modeling the process of water erosion. Starting from a randomly perturbed surface, the river pattern and earth's relief develop simultaneously. The river pattern becomes stationary after all lakes have vanished.
, Inaoka, , Takayasu
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Climatic Change, 1986
Under natural conditions, balanced ecological systems develop in which the soil is protected by a cover of different plants. When man modifies the environment, in his attempts to produce more food, fiber and fuel, the ecological system is changed.
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Under natural conditions, balanced ecological systems develop in which the soil is protected by a cover of different plants. When man modifies the environment, in his attempts to produce more food, fiber and fuel, the ecological system is changed.
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1988
This paper considers some Australian research on the various processes of erosion and deposition involved in net loss of soil in water erosion. Detachment of soil by rainfall is non-size-selective, and in the presence of the highly size-selective process of deposition, a sediment rich in fine sediment is initially produced by these processes.
C. W. Rose, P. B. Hairsine
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This paper considers some Australian research on the various processes of erosion and deposition involved in net loss of soil in water erosion. Detachment of soil by rainfall is non-size-selective, and in the presence of the highly size-selective process of deposition, a sediment rich in fine sediment is initially produced by these processes.
C. W. Rose, P. B. Hairsine
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Water and wind erosion response to ecological restoration measures in China's drylands
Geoderma, 2023Wenwu Zhao, Yi Han, Ao Zhou
exaly
Water erosion assessment methods: a review
ISH Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 2021Abiot Ketema
exaly