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Ciprian Moldovan, Sanda Ro?ca, Bogdan Dolean, Raularian Rusu, Cosmina-Daniela Ursu and Titus Man
Spatial planning decisions form the basis of territorial progress by enhancing the resilience and opportunities for local and regional development. Therefore, decisions made as a result of multidisciplinary studies based on GIS assessment of all involved...
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Susana M. Marques, Felipe S. Campos, João David and Pedro Cabral
Soils provide important regulating ecosystem services and have crucial implications for human well-being and environmental conservation. However, soil degradation and particularly soil erosion jeopardize the maintenance and existence of these services. T...
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Zhigang Han, Fen Qin, Caihui Cui, Yannan Liu, Lingling Wang and Pinde Fu
A soil erosion model is used to evaluate the conditions of soil erosion and guide agricultural production. Recently, high spatial resolution data have been collected in new ways, such as three-dimensional laser scanning, providing the foundation for refi...
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Amin Zettam, Amina Taleb, Sabine Sauvage, Laurie Boithias, Nouria Belaidi and José Miguel Sánchez-Pérez
Sediment deposits in North African catchments contribute to around 2%?5% of the yearly loss in the water storage capacity of dams. Despite its semi-arid climate, the Tafna River plays an important role in Algeria?s water self-sufficiency. There is contin...
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Pham Quy Giang, Le Thi Giang and Kosuke Toshiki
It has been widely predicted that Southeast Asia is among the regions facing the most severe climate change impacts. Despite this forecast, little research has been published on the potential impacts of climate change on soil erosion in this region. This...
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Amin Zettam, Amina Taleb, Sabine Sauvage, Laurie Boithias, Nouria Belaidi, José Miguel Sánchez-Pérez
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Sediment deposits in North African catchments contribute to around 2%?5% of the yearly loss in the water storage capacity of dams. Despite its semi-arid climate, the Tafna River plays an important role in Algeria?s water self-sufficiency. There is contin...
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Nazzareno Diodato, Luigi Guerriero and Gianni Bellocchi
Soil erosion is an issue in the Mediterranean slopes. Erosion plots are useful to quantify erosion rates, but data are difficult to scale up to a slope level. Moreover, short observational frameworks are generally established, making it difficult to repr...
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Torsten Starkloff, Rudi Hessel, Jannes Stolte and Coen Ritsema
In the Nordic countries, soil erosion rates in winter and early spring can exceed those at other times of the year. In particular, snowmelt, combined with rain and soil frost, leads to severe soil erosion, even, e.g., in low risk areas in Norway. In sout...
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Alemu O. Aga, Bayou Chane and Assefa M. Melesse
To prolong the useful life of lakes and reservoirs, prioritizing watersheds by severity and risk of soil erosion is an essential index to develop sound sediment management plans. This study aims to predict soil erosion risk and sediment yield using Soil ...
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Alemu O. Aga, Bayou Chane and Assefa M. Melesse
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Peter Fiener, Tomá? Dostál, Josef Krása, Elmar Schmaltz, Peter Strauss and Florian Wilken
In the European Union, soil erosion is identified as one of the main environmental threats, addressed with a variety of rules and regulations for soil and water conservation. The by far most often officially used tool to determine soil erosion is the Uni...
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Csaba Centeri
Seventy-seven percent of all agricultural land is related to livestock, meat and dairy, including grazing land and arable fields used for animal feed production. The effect of livestock on the natural environment is well documented. Many types of researc...
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Rebecca Guiney, Elettra Santucci, Samuel Valman, Adam Booth, Andrew Birley, Ian Haynes, Stuart Marsh and Jon Mills
Climate change poses an imminent physical risk to cultural heritage sites and their surrounding landscape through intensifying environmental processes such as damaging wetting and drying cycles that disrupt archaeological preservation conditions, and soi...
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Napoleon Gudino-Elizondo, Trent W. Biggs, Ronald L. Bingner, Yongping Yuan, Eddy J. Langendoen, Kristine T. Taniguchi, Thomas Kretzschmar, Encarnacion V. Taguas and Douglas Liden
Modelling gully erosion in urban areas is challenging due to difficulties with equifinality and parameter identification, which complicates quantification of management impacts on runoff and sediment production. We calibrated a model (AnnAGNPS) of an eph...
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Paul Kiprotich, Xianhu Wei, Zongke Zhang, Thomas Ngigi, Fengting Qiu and Liuhao Wang
The Anthropocene period is characterised by a general demographic shift from rural communities to urban centres that transform the predominantly wild global landscape into mostly cultivated land and cities. In addition to climate change, there are increa...
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