Soil erosion is generally recognized as the dominant process of land degradation. The
formation and expansion of gullies is often a highly significant process of soil erosion …

Over the last century extraordinary efforts have been devoted to determining soil erosion
rates (in units of mass per area and time) under a large range of climatic conditions and land …

In the drought-prone Upper Blue Nile River (UBNR) basin of Ethiopia, soil erosion by water
results in significant consequences that also affect downstream countries. However, there …

Assessments of the implications of soil erosion require quantification of soil erosion rates
(SE) and sediment yield (SSY) at regional scales under present and future climate and land …

Erosion is a major threat to soil resources in Europe, and may impair their ability to deliver a
range of ecosystem goods and services. This is reflected by the European Commission's …

Land degradation is very severe in the subtropical monsoon-dominated region due to the
uncertainty of rainfall in the long term, and most of the rainfall occurs with high intensity and …

Soil erosion is a threat to food security, especially in regions where the area of arable land is
shrinking dramatically because of soil degradation. Research on soil erosion expanded …

Soil erosion is one of the most critical hazards adversely affecting both environment and
economy. Assessment of the annual soil erosion rate provides information on soil erosion …

The aim of this study was to evaluate four metrics to define the spatially variable
(regionalised) hillslope sediment delivery ratio (HSDR). A catchment model that accounted …

Abstract The Loess Plateau suffers from severe soil erosion that leads to a series of
ecological and economic problems such as reduced land productivity, exacerbated rural …