Satellite remote sensing applications in soil erosion mapping and modelling has gathered
considerable momentum in the last decade, globally. Most importantly, the latest …

Human activities and climate change constitute the contemporary catalyst for natural
processes and their impacts, ie, geo-environmental hazards. Globally, natural catastrophic …

Understanding soil erosion processes in the Ecuadorian Andes with a tropical wet-dry
climate and a variable topography, is fundamental for research on agriculture sustainable …

The Taita Hills form the northernmost part of the Eastern Arc Mountains of Kenya and
Tanzania, is one of the world's most important regions for biological conservation. Due to the …

A machine learning system (MART) has been used to predict soil parent material (SPM) at
the regional scale with a 50-m resolution. The use of point-specific soil observations as …

This study presents the first mapping of soil erosion risk modelling based on the Revised
Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) at a sub-annual (monthly) temporal resolution and …

The numerous estuarine, marshy and marine ecosystems along the coastline of Mauritius
Island are potential sinks for sediment especially during intense rainfall events when …

The purpose of this study is to develop an overall methodology for assessing soil erosion
hazard. Two models are implemented in Haffouz watershed (central Tunisia), which is …

Soils are key natural resources for the Earth's system; however, human impacts, especially,
soil erosion are considered serious threats. Therefore, identifying and assessing effective …

In the RUSLE3D (Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation–3D) and USPED (Unit Stream
Power-based Erosion Deposition) models, the effects of topography on soil loss are …