In hydrology and geomorphology, less attention has been paid to rain event properties such
as duration, mean and peak rain rate than to rain properties such as drop size or kinetic …

In the West African Sahel, two paradoxical hydrological behaviors have occurred during the
last five decades. The first paradox was observed during the 1968–1990s 'Great …

The use of natural fibers in civil engineering applications has gained popularity due to the
present-day need of alternate sustainable materials in contrast to conventional petroleum …

Gully erosion is considered to be a severe land degradation process around the world. The
combined effects of tillage methods and topographic variation on gully erosion are poorly …

There is an urgent need to implement environmentally friendly agriculture management
practices to achieve the Sustainable Goals for Development (SDGs) of the United Nations by …

Core Ideas AMMA‐CATCH is a long‐term critical zone observatory in West Africa. Four sites
sample the sharp ecoclimatic gradient characteristic of this region. Combined …

As an important parameter in the soil erosion model, soil surface roughness (SSR) is used to
quantitatively describe the micro-relief on agricultural land. SSR has been extensively …

The development of adaptation and mitigation strategies to tackle anthropic and climate
changes impacts is becoming a priority in drought-prone areas. This study examines the …

The changes in the soil hydrodynamic properties following soil tillage were investigated in
rainfall simulation trials of intermittent rain at the Masse experimental station (Soil Erosion …

Improving structure-related hydraulic properties by sustainable soil management is essential
to avoid runoff and soil erosion. In order to analyse the management impact of cover …