Soil erosion is a key issue in Europe, and strategies to protect soil need to be developed.
Hence, eroding soils or those at risk of erosion need to be identified. Much model‐derived …

Under the Grain for Green Project in China, vegetation recovery construction has been
widely implemented on the Loess Plateau for the purpose of soil and water conservation …

Background Land use/cover and climate changes have a great influence on the hydrological
processes in the watershed. The impacts of land use/cover and climate change are set to …

Climate and land-use change are the two main driving forces that affect watershed
hydrological processes. Separately assessing their impacts on hydrology is important for …

Weather extremes and climate variability directly impact the hydrological cycle influencing
agricultural productivity. The issues related to climate change are of prime concern for every …

This chapter examines technological change in agriculture and its implications for the
functioning, productivity, stability and sustainability of rainfed farming systems. The need for …

The curve number (CN) equation is a semiempirical, event-based model commonly used to
estimate rainfall runoff. This model was originally developed in the 1950s to estimate storm …

Water quality monitoring makes it possible to clarify which water quality parameters meet or
exceed established standards, but it does not allow assessing the water quality of the entire …

To utilize water resources in a sustainable manner, it is necessary to understand the quantity
and quality in space and time. PoKo Catchment, a tributary of Se San watershed, located in …

The productive potential of Napier grass a recently introduced energy crop was evaluated
during the dry season in Chiang Mai province, Thailand. A field experiment was conducted …