Water based soil erosion is a serious socio-economic and environmental problem across
the world especially in the tropical region. Assessing the soil erosion quantitatively and …

The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact of rapidly changing land use on
erosion and sedimentation in a mixed land use watershed in the Ozark Highlands of the …

Support practices (SPs) influence the magnitude of soil loss and can be readily influenced
by human interventions to mitigate soil loss. The SPs factor is expressed as the P-factor in …

Watershed responses are affected by the watershed characteristics and rainfall events. The
characteristics of soil layers are among the fundamental characteristics of a watershed and …

The Hyperspectral Imager for the Coastal Ocean (HICO) offers the coastal environmental
monitoring community an unprecedented opportunity to observe changes in coastal and …

Quantitative evaluation of the spatial distribution of the erosion risk in any watershed or
ecosystem is one of the most important tools for environmentalists, conservationists and …

Accurate assessment of soil loss is essential for sustainable agricultural production,
management, and conservation planning, especially in productive rain-fed agroecosystems …

Purpose Sediment delivery from headwater catchments to reservoirs is a serious threat to
reservoir sustainability and is a critical issue in Mediterranean environments where water …

Anthropogenic forces that alter the physical landscape are known to cause significant soil
erosion, which has negative impact on surface water bodies, such as rivers, lakes/reservoirs …

The Okavango catchment in southern Africa is subject to environmental as well as socio‐
economic transformation processes such as population growth and climate change. The …