This paper reviews suspended sediment sources and transport in small forest streams in the
Pacific Northwest region of North America, particularly in relation to riparian management …

Growing empirical evidence shows that many geomorphic systems are in transient state or
out of equilibrium with respect to the external driving forces. The transient state is often …

Understanding the sediment delivery process at the drainage basin scale remains a
challenge in erosion and sedimentation research. In the absence of reliable spatially …

Nutrient transport in surface runoff associated with sediment constitutes an important nutrient
loss in Tigray, Northern Ethiopia, but little information is available on this aspect. This paper …

In many developing countries, sustainable land management and water resources
development are threatened by soil erosion and sediment-related problems. In response to …

There is much variability of sediment yield in mountain river systems because it is influenced
by both periodic (eg, snowmelt, monsoonal circulation) and episodic (high-intensity …

Much of the flow of the Indus originates in the mountainous regions of the Karakoram and
Himalayas, resulting in a high sediment yield that creates a number of operational and …

Due to shortage of rainfall and its increasing variability, moisture stress is identified to be
one of the most critical factors affecting agricultural productivity in the drylands of Ethiopia …

The retreat of valley glaciers has a dramatic effect on the stability of glaciated valleys and
exerts a prolonged influence on the subsequent fluvial sediment transport regime. We have …

Soil erosion is a critical problem affecting rural livelihoods in Ethiopia. Large numbers of
studies have been undertaken to identify critical areas of soil loss and prioritize conservation …