Satellite remote sensing applications in soil erosion mapping and modelling has gathered
considerable momentum in the last decade, globally. Most importantly, the latest …

Extensive catchment degradation throughout the Ethiopian Highlands induced by long‐term
intensified land use, erosion‐prone topography, and climate causes substantial soil erosion …

Data on the real extent of soil that is degraded by erosion represent important information for
the purposes of conservation policy. However, this type of data is rarely available for large …

Gullies reduce both the quality and quantity of productive land, posing a serious threat to
sustainable agriculture, hence, food security. Machine Learning (ML) algorithms are …

The assessment of the soil redistribution and real long-term soil degradation due to erosion
on agriculture land is still insufficient in spite of being essential for soil conservation policy …

Soil erosion is increasingly recognised as the principal cause of land degradation, loss of
agricultural land area and siltation of surrounding water waterbodies. Accurate and up-to …

Báčová M., Krása J.(2016): Application of historical and recent aerial imagery in monitoring
water erosion occurrences in Czech highlands. Soil & Water Res., 11: 267− 276. This study …

Modern non-contact methods for data acquisition are becoming widely used for monitoring
soil erosion and for assessing soil degradation after rainfall events. Photogrammetric …

This study was undertaken to assess the accuracy of linear spectral unmixing (LSU) in
estimating fractional abundance of land cover components and to examine its applicability in …

The presented study uses the recent colour aerial photographs, historical black and white
aerial photographs, and detailed digital elevation model to assess the spatial distribution …