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A new strategy to assure compliance with soil loss tolerance at a regional scale

2023

The relevant erosive effects of extraordinary rainfall events due to climate change require establishing soil conservation strategies to prevent damages due to hydrogeological instability. The “tolerable” soil loss, i.e., the maximum soil loss compatible with sustainable soil use, represents a quantitative target to establish the effectiveness of actions to control soil erosion. In this paper, a new approach to defining the condition corresponding to a tolerable soil loss is proposed. At first, using the statistical analysis of the measured annual values of the rainfall erosivity factor, the cover and management factor CT, for which the maximum tolerable soil loss is equal to the annual soi…

Rainfall erosivity factorSoil loss toleranceCover and management factorSoil erosionSettore AGR/08 - Idraulica Agraria E Sistemazioni Idraulico-ForestaliRegional analysisEarth-Surface ProcessesCATENA
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Time Scale Effects and Interactions of Rainfall Erosivity and Cover Management Factors on Vineyard Soil Loss Erosion in the Semi-Arid Area of Souther…

2019

Several authors describe the effectiveness of cover crop management practice as an important tool to prevent soil erosion, but at the same time, they stress on the high soil loss variability due to the interaction of several factors characterized by large uncertainty. In this paper the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) model is applied to two Sicilian vineyards that are characterized by different topographic factors

Hydrologylcsh:TD201-500soil erosionlcsh:Hydraulic engineeringNDVIGeography Planning and DevelopmentClimate changeRUSLE modelAquatic ScienceBiochemistryVineyardNormalized Difference Vegetation IndexUniversal Soil Loss Equationlcsh:Water supply for domestic and industrial purposeslcsh:TC1-978rainfall erosivity factorErosioncover management factorEnvironmental scienceTemporal scalesSoil conservationCover cropWater Science and TechnologyWater
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