Assessment of the impact of the accuracy of the DMR on the calculation of soil erosion using the USLE and USLE-2D models
Tatiana Kohutová,
Matúš Tomaščík,
Michaela Danáčová
et al.
Abstract:Slovakia has recorded a potentially significant increase in water erosion, especially after consolidating the plots of hundreds of hectares of agricultural area with monocultures of marketable crops. This is also due to large blocks of land being created on sloping sites. Due to its simplicity, the Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) is most commonly used to calculate potential soil erosion. This study compares the classical USLE and the USLE-2D methods, which consider the combined spatially variable slope len… Show more
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