2017
DOI: 10.1002/ldr.2704
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Assessing Soil Properties Controlling Interrill Erosion: An Empirical Approach under Mediterranean Conditions

Abstract: Soil erodibility is a complex phenomenon that comprises a number of different soil properties. However, most current (empirical) erodibility indices are based on only a few soil properties. A feasible soil characterization of interrill erosion (IE) prediction at large scale should be based on simple, quick and inexpensive tests to perform. The objective of this work was to identify and assess those soil properties that best reflect soil vulnerability to IE. Twenty‐three agricultural soil samples located in Spa… Show more

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“…Numerous studies have reported the quantitative relationships between soil loss and rainfall and vegetation cover using various modeling approaches, such as regression, conceptual, and physics-based models (de Vente & Poesen, 2005), using observations made at microplots (less than 10 m 2 ; e.g., Ha et al, 2012;Lacombe et al, 2018) and/or rainfall simulation experiments (Ollobarren Del Barrio, Giménez, & Campo-Bescós, 2017). The low data requirement, small number of variables, and extrapolation to the same region increase the applicability of regression models on annual erosion at the slope scale, though the process dynamics are not precisely presented.…”
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“…Numerous studies have reported the quantitative relationships between soil loss and rainfall and vegetation cover using various modeling approaches, such as regression, conceptual, and physics-based models (de Vente & Poesen, 2005), using observations made at microplots (less than 10 m 2 ; e.g., Ha et al, 2012;Lacombe et al, 2018) and/or rainfall simulation experiments (Ollobarren Del Barrio, Giménez, & Campo-Bescós, 2017). The low data requirement, small number of variables, and extrapolation to the same region increase the applicability of regression models on annual erosion at the slope scale, though the process dynamics are not precisely presented.…”
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“…There are few investigations in the literature that studied the internal erosion of soil. Barrio et al [29] concluded that the shear strength and permeability relate well with soil erodibility. Few researchers investigated the behavior and the factors affecting soil internal erosion.…”
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“…Yang berpengaruh terhadap erosi tidak hanya jenis penutupan lahan saja tetapi juga tingkat kelerengan, tekstur drainase, dan tingkat penutupan vegetasi (Sigalos et al, 2016). Hasil penelitian lain menunjukkan bahwa ada beberapa faktor lagi yang juga mempengaruhi erosi yaitu erodibilitas tanah (K), BO (Bahan Organik), persentase natrium yang bisa ditukar, kekuatan geser, serta daya penetrasi dan permeabilitas tanah (Barrio et al, 2017). Pada kasus di DAS Brantas, pengaruh kemiringan lahan secara individual tidak terlihat nyata karena tingkat erosi tinggi dan sangat tinggi terdapat diseluruh kelas kemiringan lahan (Tabel 6).…”
Section: A Karakter Fisik Lahanunclassified