Elevated soil loss and runoff rates can reduce soil fertility; therefore, soil erosion control
strategies must be implemented at the hillslope and watershed scale when plantations are …

Successful control of erosion requires effective monitoring and an in-depth understanding of
erosion processes over large areas. Data from repeated unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) …

Gullies exhibit rapid short-term changes, with lithology serving as a primary predisposing
factor influencing their gradual evolution. However, the relationship between lithology and …

Soil water erosion is one of the most important environmental problems for the sustainability
of Mediterranean olive groves on hillsides. Governments and public agencies recognize the …

This paper deals with the use of aerial photogrammetry and LiDAR techniques to analyze
landslide activity over a long time span—just over 32 years. The data correspond to several …

Rainfall and runoff are significant contributors to gully erosion, usually in the form of
concentrated flow at the gully head. Yet differences in the erosion processes driving the …

Climate change leverages landscape transformations and exerts variable pressure on
natural environments and rural systems. Earlier studies outlined how Mediterranean Europe …

Soil erosion is a geomorphic process that can cause hazards and socioeconomic losses.
These processes occur through subsurface and overland flows. We conducted a literature …

The present study aims to provide guidelines with respect to the implementation of a
watershed modelling framework that can support adaptive management in the Canadian …

Modern methods to characterise rock masses and monitor rockfalls and rock slope stability
are evolving incredibly fast during the last decade. The rapid increase in new techniques …