Although the problem of storm movement affecting flows (shape of the hydrograph and peak discharges) has been recognised for a long time, most overland flow and water erosion studies do not take into account the effect on the runoff response caused by the movement of the storm across the catchment. Ignoring of the storm movement can result in considerable over- and underestimation of runoff volumes and peaks, and associated soil loss by sheet erosion.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/B6VCG-477FTX5-2/1/e8eff27149827ca222d052137819ed4
grantor: University of TorontoShort-term changes in soil properties, occurring over a peri...
Soil and water loss from farmland causes land degradation and water pollution, thus contin...
Soil and water loss from farmland causes land degradation and water pollution, thus continued effort...
Due to the combined effect of wind and rain, the importance of storm movement to surface flow has lo...
This study describes and interprets the evolution of grain-size distribution of sediment yields gene...
A physically-based distributed erosion model (MEFIDIS) was applied to evaluate the consequences of s...
This study presents the results of laboratory experiments, conducted on an impermeable smooth plane ...
AbstractSoil erosion processes during a storm are strongly affected by intra-storm variations in rai...
Soil erosion processes during a storm are strongly affected by intra-storm variations in rainfall ch...
Raindrops and overland flow both are erosive parameters but they do not act by the same way. The ove...
Wind-driven rain erosion and the combined effect of wind and rain on erosion process has not been st...
Soil erosion is a natural process that occurs when the force of wind,raindrops or running water on t...
Prediction and estimation of runoff has been a long-standing topic of hydrology for the purpose of w...
<p>Soil erosion by water is a major driven force causing land degradation. Laboratory experiments, o...
Article was published in journal : Soil & Tillage Research, vol. 87 (2006) pp.39–47Soil aggregate s...
grantor: University of TorontoShort-term changes in soil properties, occurring over a peri...
Soil and water loss from farmland causes land degradation and water pollution, thus contin...
Soil and water loss from farmland causes land degradation and water pollution, thus continued effort...
Due to the combined effect of wind and rain, the importance of storm movement to surface flow has lo...
This study describes and interprets the evolution of grain-size distribution of sediment yields gene...
A physically-based distributed erosion model (MEFIDIS) was applied to evaluate the consequences of s...
This study presents the results of laboratory experiments, conducted on an impermeable smooth plane ...
AbstractSoil erosion processes during a storm are strongly affected by intra-storm variations in rai...
Soil erosion processes during a storm are strongly affected by intra-storm variations in rainfall ch...
Raindrops and overland flow both are erosive parameters but they do not act by the same way. The ove...
Wind-driven rain erosion and the combined effect of wind and rain on erosion process has not been st...
Soil erosion is a natural process that occurs when the force of wind,raindrops or running water on t...
Prediction and estimation of runoff has been a long-standing topic of hydrology for the purpose of w...
<p>Soil erosion by water is a major driven force causing land degradation. Laboratory experiments, o...
Article was published in journal : Soil & Tillage Research, vol. 87 (2006) pp.39–47Soil aggregate s...
grantor: University of TorontoShort-term changes in soil properties, occurring over a peri...
Soil and water loss from farmland causes land degradation and water pollution, thus contin...
Soil and water loss from farmland causes land degradation and water pollution, thus continued effort...