Elevated phosphorus (P) loading from the watersheds draining into Lake Erie, particularly
from agricultural (53%) and urban (43%) sources, is identified as one of the main drivers of …

Gully erosion susceptibility mapping (GESM) through predicting the spatial distribution of
areas prone to gully erosion is required to plan gully erosion control strategies relevant to …

Abstract The European Commission's Thematic Strategy for Soil Protection (COM (2012) 46)
identified soil erosion as an important threat to European Union's (EU) soil resources. Gully …

Soil erosion and slope instability restrict the cutting slopes, especially the high and steep
slopes of a construction site. It is difficult for present research of observation experiments …

Ephemeral gully erosion is a significant form of soil erosion that visibly impacts soil
productivity and restricts land use. While watersheds are fundamental for controlling soil …

Incision as a result of fluvial erosion is an important process to model when simulating
landform evolution. For gullies, it is apparent that coupled with the processes that cause …

We introduce novel hybrid ensemble models in gully erosion susceptibility mapping (GESM)
through a case study in the Bastam sedimentary plain of Northern Iran. Four new ensemble …

Gully erosion is recognised as a major soil degradation process, with gully growth being a
complex phenomenon that is controlled by different processes: incision, gully headcut …

Gully erosion is an environmental problem that causes topsoil loss and ecological damage.
Understanding its formative processes and predisposing factors is crucial for effective …

Ephemeral gully (EG) erosion has an important impact on agricultural soil losses and
increases field surface hydrology connectivity and transport of pollutants to nearby water …