Assessment of soil factors controlling ephemeral gully erosion on agricultural fields

Impact assessment of soil Physio-chemical properties on the development of the gully erosion

Extended abstract Introduction Water erosion has been a problem worldwide, which causes the phenomenon of land degradation in semi-humid areas of dry land. The risk of soil erosion in arid and semiarid areas, especially in mountain ranges is of significant cases in land use planning. Soil erosion in these areas is one of the important consequences of climate change, or in general, the ob...

Soil erosion and agricultural sustainability.

Data drawn from a global compilation of studies quantitatively confirm the long-articulated contention that erosion rates from conventionally plowed agricultural fields average 1-2 orders of magnitude greater than rates of soil production, erosion under native vegetation, and long-term geological erosion. The general equivalence of the latter indicates that, considered globally, hillslope soil ...

Gully Erosion in Southeastern Nigeria: Role of Soil Properties and Environmental Factors

Gully Erosion after Wildfire

Predicting runoff and erosion from watersheds burned by wildfires requires an understanding of the spatial structure of both hillslope and channel drainage networks. We investigate the small-scale and large-scale structures of drainage networks using field studies and computer analysis of 30-m digital elevation model. Topologic variables were derived from a composite 30-m DEM, which included 14...

The Gully Erosion Effect On the Environment

The paper contains data about the destructive effects of gully erosion on the environment. It provides general information about the gully erosion in several countries around the world including Romania and is considered a case study for a river basin located in the Semenic Mountains (Bârzava drainage area). The case study is based on the following assumptions: the presence of different types o...