Pan-European soil crusting and erodibility assessment from the European Soil Geographical
Database using pedotransfer rules - Archive ouverte HAL Accéder directement au contenu …

Map-based assessment of land degradation processes supports national monitoring and
protection of the soil resources, in line with the Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) and the …

With soil degradation in Europe high on the political agenda, there is a real opportunity for
the soil science community to influence the way soils are used and how they might best be …

In 1999, the well-known Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) was used by the European
Soil Bureau to produce a map of the soil erosion risk assessment in Italy. This report …

The sensitivity of European soils to ultimate physical degradation is assessed by using the
model of Stocking and Pain [35] to calculate their life span for commercial agricultural …

Soil erodibility, commonly expressed as the K‐factor in USLE‐type erosion models, is a
crucial parameter for determining soil loss rates. However, a national soil erodibility map …

Soil erodibility is a key factor in assessing soil loss rates. In fact, soil loss is the most
occurring land degradation form in Morocco, affecting rural and urban vulnerable areas. This …

Panâ•’European Soil Erosion Assessment and Maps Page 1 Risk Assessment and Prediction
Soil Erosion in Europe Edited by J. Boardman and J. Poesen © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd …

The greatest obstacle to soil erosion modelling at larger spatial scales is the lack of data on
soil characteristics. One key parameter for modelling soil erosion is the soil erodibility …

Modelling soil erosion is mostly hampered by low data availability, particularly of soil
parameters. One key parameter for soil erosion modelling is the soil erodibility, expressed …