Turbidity is associated with the loss of water transparency due to the presence of particles,
sediments, suspended solids, and organic or inorganic compounds in the water, of natural …

Existing in situ global sediment monitoring limits our potential to answer regional and
continental scale sediment transport questions. Remote sensing of rivers has an established …

The intensification of conflicts associated with the use of water in the transition region of the
Cerrado and Amazon biomes caused by population and economic growth, combined with …

Abstract Total Suspended Soil (TSS) and Total Dissolved Solid (TDS) refer to materials in
the form of sediment and organic substances suspended and dissolved in water which are …

Reliable streamflow forecasting is crucial for several tasks related to water-resource
management, including planning reservoir operations, power generation via Hydroelectric …

Sustainable development of agriculture in both the developed and developing world is not
only dependent on economics and policy but also decisions to increase sustainability …

Mitigating soil erosion's effects have been prioritized since the early 20th century. Rainfall
simulators and analytical prediction models are used to determine soil erosion susceptibility …

Objetivou-se escrever a aplicação do conhecimento gerado no Programa de Pós-
Graduação em Zootecnia (PPGZ), pelo professor Daniel Carneiro de Abreu e …

Sediment particle can be defined as fragmented material that is transported by, suspended
in water or air and finally get deposited. When the sediment particles are carried in …

Abstract The Greenland Ice Sheet has undergone rapid mass loss over the last four
decades, primarily through solid and liquid discharge at marine-terminating outlet glaciers …