A plenty of models exist for study of the soil erosion and sediment yield processes. However,
these models vary significantly in terms of their capability and complexity, input …

Information on sediment and nutrient export from catchments and about related erosive
processes is required by catchment managers and decision-makers. Many models exist for …

A growing population means an ever-increasing demand for food. This global concern has
led to antagonism over resources such as water and soil. Climate change can directly …

An empirical approach was employed to monitor changes in soil erosion status in China,
incorporating landform, slope, vegetation coverage, land use/cover, and expert …

The soil's resistance to concentrated flow erosion is an important factor for predicting rill and
(ephemeral) gully erosion rates. While it is often treated as a calibration parameter in …

Knowledge of soil erodibility is an essential requirement for erosion prediction, conservation
planning, and the assessment of sediment related environmental effects of watershed …

Predicting rill erosion rates for a given discharge and slope minimally requires a model for
rill hydraulics that allows the prediction of hydraulic parameters and a model for sediment …

The movement of sediment and associated pollutants over the landscape and into water
bodies is of increasing concern with respect to pollution control, prevention of muddy floods …

Sediment selectivity during transport may provide basic information for evaluating on‐site
and off‐site impacts of soil erosion. Rainfall simulation experiments were performed to …

Process-based models are valuable tools for simulating crop production, estimating
agronomic efficiency and developing optimum management practices to achieve …