Effects of Soil–Rock Geomorphic Units on the Yield of Surface Runoff: A Case Study on Uncultivated Land of a Karst Area
Zhimeng Zhao,
Qinghe Wang,
Jin Zhang
Abstract:Surface runoff on karst is a multifactorial hydrological process. There are a great number of studies focusing on rainfall–runoff from karst slopes on a large scale, but microscale studies related to soil–rock geomorphic units have been rarely reported. This study used rock–soil runoff plots on uncultivated land as a new form of natural rainfall catchment, and the yield of surface runoff was measured during four different rainfall events. Through monitoring rainfall runoff by soil–rock runoff plots under diffe… Show more
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