This research work exposes the results of our study about cartographic and qualitative estimation hydric erosion watershed talangaï (Brazzaville) following PAP/RAC approach, tele detection’s data geographical information system in order to elaborate thematic cards by enlightening phenomenon. In this talangaï, phenomenon became recurrent causes more spectacular worrings. As a matter fact, except...

I will start this treatise with a history of two major themes in data integration. In my opinion, the topic began with the major retailers in the 1990s consolidating their sales data into a data warehouse. To do this they needed to extract data from in-store sales systems, transform it into a predefined common representation (think of this as a global schema), and then load it into a data wareh...

In order to automate the scooping task, it is desirable that the resistive force acting on the bucket be obtained before the scooping is performed. The objective of this study is to derive theoretically the resistive forces acting on the bucket during scooping of piled rock fragments. First, the changes in the shape of the rock pile due to the penetration of it by the bucket are modeled. Based ...

Highlights Very fine sand is the single most important variable for predicting rill and interrill erodibility values. Slope steepness property critical shear erosion. Erodibility prediction equations with best goodness-of-fits have both soil texture mineralogy terms. Equations to predict from texture, organic carbon, cation excha...

The aim of this work is to investigate how the spatial variability of soil properties and soil erodibility (K factor) were affected by the changes in land use allowed by irrigation with water from a reservoir in a semiarid area. To this end, three areas representative of different land uses (agroforestry grassland, lucerne crop and olive orchard) were studied within a 900 ha farm. The interrela...