Soil degradation in India is estimated to be occurring on 147 million hectares (Mha) of land,
including 94 Mha from water erosion, 16 Mha from acidification, 14 Mha from flooding, 9 …

Coupling hydrologic and crop models is becoming an increasingly important approach in
the development of agro-hydrologic theme. Scientists and decision makers working to …

Land surface cover affects runoff generation and soil loss processes. Splash erosion occurs
by the impact of raindrops on the soil surface. As a result of this process, raindrops detach …

Soil erosion during rainfall events is affected by several factors, such as topography, soil
type, land management, and vegetation cover. In this study, a series of tests investigates the …

Soil loss is a major global challenge threatening the future of soil and water resources. The
significant implications of soil loss necessitate the adoption of appropriate soil conservation …

Geotextiles have been demonstrated to be effective in reducing erosion and subsequent
slope degradation processes. However, most studies devoted to assessing the effectiveness …

Although road erosion represents a threat to downstream water resources in many
geographical and land use settings, limited evidence exists on the importance of road …

Mismanagement of rangelands worldwide has accelerated processes of overland flow and
soil erosion, resulting in extensive land degradation. Wherever self-restoration processes of …

Runoff and soil loss from bare slopes resulting from road construction are serious.
Geotextiles are a possible temporary alternative before vegetation establishes itself, and …

Biogeotextiles can be used to facilitate the formation of vegetation cover and to reduce soil
erosion. Studies have demonstrated that only biogeotextile or vegetation cover can greatly …