Abstract Quantitative identification of the covariation between sediment connectivity and soil erosion can contribute to provide key information for watershed management. However, this its spatiotemporal response mechanisms are still unclear, especially whether be used as a basis identifying critical source areas in large‐scale ecological restored watersheds. In study, an integrated methodology...

Soil degradation and reservoir siltation are two of the major actual environmental, scientific, engineering challenges. With trend world population increase, further pressure is expected on both water soil systems around world. are, however, strongly interlinked with erosion processes that take place in hydrological catchments, as consequences these processes. Due to spatial scale duration even...

The empirical soil loss model, RUSLE, was used in conjunction with remotely sensed data and geographic information system technology to delineate the erosion watershed priorities terms of conservation practices at seven boundary sub-watersheds (labeled as SW-00, SW-01, …, SW-06) between Iraq Iran district Ali Al-Gharbi, southern Iraq. six factors RUSLE i.e., rainfall erosivity, erodibility, slo...

Soil erosion continues to be a threat soil quality, impacting crop production and ecosystem services delivery. The quantitative assessment of erosion, both by water wind, is mostly carried out modeling the phenomenon via remote sensing approaches. Several empirical process-based physical models are used for estimation worldwide, including USLE (or RUSLE), MMF, WEPP, PESERA, SWAT, etc. Furthermo...

Globally, soil erosion is a significant problem contributing to nutrient loss, water quality degradation, and sand accumulation in bodies. Currently, various climate factors are affecting the natural resources entire worldwide. Agricultural intensification, some other human impacts all contribute erosion, which issue. Management conservation efforts watershed can benefit from study. Modeling es...

Climate change affects agriculture differently due to the heterogeneity in bio-physical and economic conditions in Austria. Therefore, stakeholder and expert knowledge is required in regional vulnerability assessments to address region specific challenges and develop compatible adaptation strategies. In a transdisciplinary research project, a working group consisting of regional stakeholders an...

Soil erosion poses a significant threat to land conservation, freshwater security, and ocean ecology. Climate change, with rainfall as one of its primary drivers, exacerbates this problem. Therefore, reliably predicting future soil rates taking into account anthropogenic influences are crucial for policymakers researchers in the earth-system field. To address challenge, we have developed novel ...