ABSTRACT The Natural Resource Conservation Service–Curve Number (NRCS-CN)
methodology is a widely used tool for estimating surface runoff, which is of prime importance …

Assessment of water-induced soil erosion as a crucial part of soil conservation plans is
costly and time-consuming when applied to an extensive area. In this study, we propose a …

A river is a huge natural freshwater stream that plays a significant role in hydrological
dynamics, water resource management, and global activities. Understanding the dynamics …

Soil erosion is a multi-dimension problem that attracted the attention of researchers and
planners worldwide. Literature reports, soil conservation strategies should be integrated with …

Employing the remote sensing (RS) and geographical information system (GIS), an
assessment of sediment yield from Dikrong river basin of Arunachal Pradesh (India) has …

In this study, morphometric analysis and prioritization of the eight miniwatersheds of Mohr
watershed, located between Bayad taluka of Sabarkantha district and Kapadwanj taluka of …

Remote sensing data and GIS techniques have been used to compute runoff and soil
erosion in the catchment area along the NH-1A between Udhampur and Kud covering an …

Excess surface water after heavy rainfalls leads to soil erosion and flash floods, resulting in
human and financial losses. Reducing runoff is an essential management tool to protect …

This study describes a globally applicable method to determine the local suitability to
implement water supply management strategies within the context of a river catchment. We …

Soil erosion remains a major threat to the Shivalik region of sub Himalayan mountainous
environment. The time required for data collection and high cost of research, is the difficulty …