Contour ridging is an effective soil conservation practice used throughout the world.
Because of microtopographic relief on sloping land, rainwater concentrates in low areas …

Soil erosion from row sideslopes can result in contour failure and reduce the soil
conservation capacity of contour ridges. Understanding soil erosion processes on row …

Seepage in contour ridge systems is a common phenomenon that can exacerbate soil
erosion, however, the characteristics of soil erosion under seepage conditions in contour …

Detachment and transport of particles by raindrop impact and runoff determine the
characteristics of soil aggregate loss, which are largely related to surface hydrologic …

This study aimed to investigate the changing characteristics of microrelief of purple soil and
its erosional response during successive stages of water erosion, including splash erosion …

Slope is often non-uniform along the hillslope, with variations describing concave and
convex shapes associated with natural hillslopes. This is because runoff generations vary …

Soil surface roughness (SSR) is one of the topographic factors affecting soil erosion.
Currently, temporal variation characteristics of runoff and sediment yield of SSR is still …

Tillage-induced surface microrelief (TSM) is commonly thought of as an effective measure to
control soil erosion on agricultural lands. The objective of this study is to discuss how rainfall …

Tillage methods play a crucial role in controlling rainwater partitioning and soil erosion. This
study utilized rainfall simulation experiments to investigate the impact of four tillage methods …

Catchment geomorphology is one of the most important factors governing runoff and
erosion. However, its complexity is difficult to describe accurately; thus, for simplicity, many …