Soil erosion is a key factor in Mediterranean environments, and is not only closely related to
geoecological factors (lithology, topography, and climatology) but also to land-use and plant …

Intense erosion processes are widespread in the Mediterranean region, and include sheet
wash erosion, rilling, gullying, shallow landsliding, and the development of large and active …

Although soil erosion in vineyards is key to understanding the sustainability of agricultural
management, there is not a worldwide definitive state-of-the-art review. It is accepted that …

The aim of this study was to enable a quantitative comparison of initial soil erosion
processes in European vineyards using the same methodology and equipment. The study …

Soil losses were calculated in a rural watershed where environmental land use conflicts
developed in the course of a progressive invasion of forest and pasture/forest lands by …

Rainfall is routinely reported as falling in 'events' or 'storms' whose beginning and end are
defined by rainless intervals of a nominated duration (minimum inter‐event time, MIT). Rain …

Introduction: In this study we (i) introduced time-motion analysis for assessing the impact of
workplace heat on the work shift time spent doing labor (WTL) of grape-picking workers,(ii) …

Global climate and land use changes could strongly affect soil erosion and the capability of
soils to sustain agriculture and in turn impact regional or global food security. The objective …

In viticulture, detailed spatial information about actual evapotranspiration (ETa) and vine
water status within a vineyard may be of particular utility when applying site-specific …

Conventional Mediterranean vineyards from the Montes de Málaga (Axarquía region, Spain)
are characterized by high average temperatures, extreme rainfall events during autumn and …