Soil erosion is a direct product of the complex interactions between natural and
anthropogenic factors. Such factors vary over space and time, making the assessment of soil …

Efficient intervention to control soil erosion in rural tropical landscapes requires accurate
models for predicting the spatial location and intensity of degradation. The Universal Soil …

This review article presents a comprehensive overview of the current status of the Landsat
program and its applications in soil erosion modelling and assessment within arid …

High‐severity wildfires can increase hillslope‐scale sediment yields by several orders of
magnitude. Accurate predictions of postfire sediment yields are needed to guide …

Utilizing the rainfall intensity, and slope data, a fuzzy logic algorithm was developed to
estimate sediment loads from bare soil surfaces. Considering slope and rainfall as input …

ABSTRACT The Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE), based on remotely sensed
data, is an important tool for assessing erosion prone areas and serves as a guide towards …

Land use change may escalate the process of splash erosion as the primary mechanism
causing water erosion. The objective of this study was to investigate the impacts of different …

Soil erosion is a major factor of land degradation in Sub-Saharan Africa. The loss of nutrient-
rich topsoil from hillslopes causes severe agricultural problems for an extremely vulnerable …

Among Universal Soil Erosion Equation (USLE) factors (R, K, L, S and P), Soil Erodibility
Factor (K) is one of the most important and key factors which determines soil particles …

Reliable approaches for the computation of sediment transport rates in natural rivers are
vital for sustainable utilization and management of water resources. They are especially …