The use of satellites to monitor crops and support their management is gathering increasing
attention. The improved temporal, spatial, and spectral resolution of the European Space …

Remote sensing (RS) has revolutionized field data collection processes and provided timely
and spatially consistent acquisition of data on the terrestrial landscape properties. This …

The image spectral data, particularly hyperspectral data, has been proven as an efficient
data source for mapping of the spatial variability of soil organic carbon (SOC). Multispectral …

Intensified human activities can augment soil organic carbon (SOC) losses from the world's
croplands, making SOC a highly dynamic parameter both in space and time. Sentinel-2 …

Gullies reduce both the quality and quantity of productive land, posing a serious threat to
sustainable agriculture, hence, food security. Machine Learning (ML) algorithms are …

Recent years have seen an increase in the use of remote-sensing based methods to assess
soil erosion, mainly due to the availability of freely accessible satellite data, with successful …

Global efforts to restore the world's degraded croplands require knowledge on the degree
and extent of accelerated soil organic carbon (SOC) loss induced by soil erosion. However …

Erosion with the subsequent loss of soil and soil fertility is one of the urgent environmental
problems worldwide. On grassland slopes from the montane to the alpine elevation zones of …

Soil erosion is one of the major threats to soil sustainability and a global environmental
issue causing serious losses of the fertile upper layer of soil, affecting land productivity …

Water erosion, accelerated in sloped landscapes by intense cultivation (ploughing), can
rapidly degrade humus-rich topsoil horizons of chernozemic soils, leading to an irreversible …