Erosion and Environment 1980
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-024466-2.50006-4
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Classification of Erosion

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“…The steepness and length of a slope are critical factors that control surface runoff and erosion (Bryan & Poesen, 1989 ). The results of various experiments and observations in the field also proved that the slope degree steepness is one of the major factors leading to soil erosion (Holy, 1980 ). The higher degree of steepness will increase the surface runoff speed.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…The steepness and length of a slope are critical factors that control surface runoff and erosion (Bryan & Poesen, 1989 ). The results of various experiments and observations in the field also proved that the slope degree steepness is one of the major factors leading to soil erosion (Holy, 1980 ). The higher degree of steepness will increase the surface runoff speed.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Depending on its severity, erosion can be categorized as a natural or accelerated process (Holy, 1980 ). Favis-Mortlock ( 2002 ) stated that the natural soil erosion process has occurred since the first soil development, which happened approximately 450 million years ago.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Em escala global, a erosão eólica não é um problema tão sério quanto a erosão hídrica (Holy, 1980;WRI, 1992;WRI, 1993), mas é um processo que afeta muitas regiões áridas e semi-áridas. Assim como a erosão hídric� a eólica envolve a remoção de partículas pelo movimento de um fluido.…”
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