Rainfall is routinely reported as falling in 'events' or 'storms' whose beginning and end are
defined by rainless intervals of a nominated duration (minimum inter‐event time, MIT). Rain …

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 …

Runoff generation and soil loss from slopes have been studied for decades, but the
relationships among runoff, soil loss and rill development are still not well understood. In this …

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Small plots and a dripper rainfall simulator were used to explore the significance of the
intensity fluctuations ('event profile') within simulated rainfall events on infiltration and runoff …

Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) sensors are often used to characterize the surface of bare
soils in agricultural environments. They enable the soil moisture and roughness to be …

The objectives of this work were:(i) to assess the effect of different crop sequences under NT
in natural-rainfall erosion plots on different soil properties and runoff, taking as extreme and …

In semi‐arid areas, high‐intensity rainfall events are often held responsible for the main part
of soil erosion. Long‐term landscape evolution models usually use average annual rainfall …

Ecological and hydrological impacts are expected when watersheds are under commercial
eucalyptus. In this study we evaluated event-based hydrology and sedimentation in paired …

Conservation tillage (CT) constitutes one way to limit on-and off-site impacts of soil erosion.
Literature analysis suggests that CT is more effective in reducing soil erosion than surface …