Although vegetation restoration controls gully head retreat (GHR), gully heads (GHs) could
still retreat on vegetation-covered lands under intensifying rainstorms induced by global …

Geo‐hydrological phenomena, including gullies, contribute significantly to soil erosion and
land degradation. To address this, proper management of basins and hillslopes should …

Advances in technology to acquire high-resolution topography (HRT) have enabled
increasingly detailed assessments of gully erosion from digital elevation models (DEMs), but …

Soil-water hazards are the most common hazards in Loess Plateau, China, and they can
impart devastating effects on living environments of human beings, land planning, and …

Non-homogeneous soil's high gravel content (also known as the “soil-rock dual structure”)
may render it more prone to erosion and the significant development of gullies. In order to …

Ephemeral gully (EG) erosion is an important type of water erosion. Understanding the
spatial distribution of EGs and other influencing factors at a regional scale is crucial for …

Gully erosion is one of the most extreme land degradation processes that exhibit spatial and
temporal variation depending on topography, soil, climate, and land use and management …

The spread of loess soils in Golestan Province in northeastern Iran has caused numerous
environmental issues. To evaluate the effect of loess collapse on the spatial distribution of …

The present geomorphic study analyzes the morphometric anomalies of the lateritic
badlands (West Bengal, India) to understand the erosion intensity, triggering factors and …

Among the land degradation processes, gully erosion is the one that poses more
environmental and societal challenges in arid regions. Predicting spatiotemporal gully …