Subject Areas : geographical and environmental
1 - Assistant Professor, Department of Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research, Kerman Agricultural and Natural Resource Research Center, Agricultural Research, Education and Extension Organization, Kerman, Iran.
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References:
1) Ahmadi, H. 2007. Applied Geomorphology, 1 volume (water erosion), fifth edition, Tehran university publications, 714p. (In Persian)
2) Babur, E., Uslu, Ö. S., Battaglia, M. L., Diatta, A., Fahad, S., Datta, R., Fahad, S., Datta, R., Hye, M., Hussain, G.S & Danish, S. 2021. Studying soil erosion by evaluating changes in physico-chemical properties of soils under different land-use types. Saudi Society of Agricultural Sciences, 20(3): 190-197.
3) De Boer, D.H. and G. Grosb. 1996. Specific sediment yield and drainage basin scale. IAHS Publication, 236 pages.
4) Duiker, S.W., Flanagan, D.C. and Lal, R., 2001. Erodibility and Infiltration Characteristics of Five Major Soils of Southwest Spain, Catena, 45(2): 103-121.
5) Fathizadeh, H, Karimi, H., Tavakoli, M., 2016. The Role of Sensitivity to Erosion of Geological Formations in Erosion and Sediment Yield (Case Study: Sub-Basins of Doiraj river in ilam province), Journal of Watershed Management, Volume 7, No. 13, Spring and Summer.
6) Hang, J. J.; Lin, C. P. & Y. M. Wang, 2013. Determination of soil erodibility index for Taiwan mountainous area. Research Journal of Applied Sciences. Engineering and Technology. Department of Civil Engineering. National Pingtung University of Sciences and
7) Kamphorst, A., 1987. A small rainfall simulator for the determination of soil erodibility, Netherlands Journal of Agricultural Science 35: 407-415.
8) Kasheki, M.T., 2001. Water erosion and its role in desertification of arid regions, Case Study: Bajestan Kavir Watershed, Proceedings of National Conference on Soil Erosion and Sustainable Development, Khorasan, February 2002: 398-409.
9) Kumar, P.S., T. Praveen and M.A. Prasad. 2015. Simulation of sediment yield over un-gauged stations using MUSLE and fuzzy model. Aquatic Procedia, 4: 1291-1298.
10) Lamba, J., Karthikeyan, K. G. and Thompson, A. M. (2015). Apportionment of suspended sediment sources in an agricultural watershed using sediment fingerprinting. Geoderma, (239), 25-33.
11) Martz, L.W., 1992. The Variation of Soil Erodibility With Slope Position in a Cultivated Canadian Prairie Landscape. Earth Surf. Proc. Landf. 17: 543-556.
12) Meyer, L.D. and Harmon, W.C, 1984. Susceptibility of Agricultural Soil to Interrill Erosion, Journal Soil Science Society of America, 48: 1152-1157.
13) Mohammad Khan, Sh., Pirani, P., Riahi, S., & Geravand, F. 2019. Evaluation of entropy model efficiency in erosion zoning with geomorphologic approach (Case Study: Kand watershed in Upstream Latian Dam). Geographical Planning of Space Quarterly Journal, 9(34), 85-98. (In Persian)
14) Morady, H. R., and Saidian, H., 2010. Comparing the Most Important Factors in the Erosion and Sediment Production in Different Land Uses, Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering, 4: No. 11: 1-11.
15) Morgan, R. P. C., 1995: Soil Erosion and Conservation. John Wiley and Sons, Newtork, 198 p.
16) Morgan, R.P.C. 2005. Soil erosion and con-servation, Third Edition, Blackwell Publishing Company, 304 pp.
17) Palazon, L., Latorre, B., Gaspar, L., Blake, W. H., Smith, H. G. and Navas, A. (2015). Comparing catchment sediment fingerprinting procedures using an auto-evaluation approach with virtual sample mixtures. Science of the Total Environment, (532), 456–466.
18) Parysow, P., Wang, G., Gertner, G. and Anderson, A.B., 2002. Spatial Uncertainty Analysis for Mapping Soil Erodibility Based on Joint Sequential Simulation, Journal of Catena, 53:65-78.
19) Rienks, S.M., Botha, G.A. and Hughes, J.C., 1999. Some Physical and Chemical Properties of Sediments Exposed in a Gully (Donga) in Northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and Their Relationship to the Erodibility of the Colluvial Layers, Catena, 39: 11-31.
20) Saeediyan, H, Moradi, H, R, Feiznia, S, Bahramifar, N., 2014. The role of main slope aspects on Some Soil Physical and Chemical Properties (Case Study: Gachsaran and Aghajari Formations of Koohe Gagh and Margha watersheds of izeh township), Journal of Watershed Management, Volume 5, No. 9, Spring and Summer. (In Persian)
21) Saeediyan, H, Moradi H. R., 2022. Comparison of the interaction effect of land use, precipitation intensity and erosion in Gachsaran and Aghajari formations (Case study: Margha and Kuhe Gach watersheds in Izeh city), Applied Sedimentology, 10(19): 203- 212. (In Persian)
22) Shabani, F.; Kumar, L. & A. Esmaeili, 2014. Improvement to the prediction of the USLE K factor. Geomorphology 204, 229 - 234.
23) Shin, S.S., S.D. Park and K.S. Lee. 2013. Sediment and hydrological response to vegetation recovery following wildfire on hillslopes and the hollow of a small watershed. Journal of Hydrology, 499: 154-166.
24) Shojaee, Gh., 2005. The relationship between land use changes and soil erosion and sediment production in a part of Zayandehrud watershed, Tarbiat Modares University, M.Sc. thesis on watershed management, 92 p.
25) Terrence, J. T., George, R.F. and Kenneth, G.R., 2001: Soil Erosion, John Wiley and Sons NC, USA, 338p.
26) Zehtabian, Gh. 1999. Comparison of runoff and sediment content in Marl Lehbari Formation using a rain-simulation device in the Golam Mort Sub-basin, Tehran University, Research Deputy, Applied Design, 107 p. (In Persian)
27) Zhang, s.li., Peng, W., and Yu, B. 2004: Erodibility of agricultural soils on the loess Plateau of China. Soil and tillage research. 76: 157-165.
28) Zhou, H., Chang, W. and Zhang, L. 2016. Sediment sources in a small agricultural catchment: A composite fingerprinting approach based on the selection of potential sources. Geomorphology, (266), 11-19.
29) Zhen, W., Yi, Zeng., Cai, L., Hua, Y., Shuxia, Y., Ling, W., Zhihua, Shi. 2021. Telecoupling cropland soil erosion with distant drivers within China, Journal of Environmental Management, Volume 288, 15 June 2021, 112395.
1) Ahmadi, H. 2007. Applied Geomorphology, 1 volume (water erosion), fifth edition, Tehran university publications, 714p. (In Persian)
2) Babur, E., Uslu, Ö. S., Battaglia, M. L., Diatta, A., Fahad, S., Datta, R., Fahad, S., Datta, R., Hye, M., Hussain, G.S & Danish, S. 2021. Studying soil erosion by evaluating changes in physico-chemical properties of soils under different land-use types. Saudi Society of Agricultural Sciences, 20(3): 190-197.
3) De Boer, D.H. and G. Grosb. 1996. Specific sediment yield and drainage basin scale. IAHS Publication, 236 pages.
4) Duiker, S.W., Flanagan, D.C. and Lal, R., 2001. Erodibility and Infiltration Characteristics of Five Major Soils of Southwest Spain, Catena, 45(2): 103-121.
5) Fathizadeh, H, Karimi, H., Tavakoli, M., 2016. The Role of Sensitivity to Erosion of Geological Formations in Erosion and Sediment Yield (Case Study: Sub-Basins of Doiraj river in ilam province), Journal of Watershed Management, Volume 7, No. 13, Spring and Summer.
6) Hang, J. J.; Lin, C. P. & Y. M. Wang, 2013. Determination of soil erodibility index for Taiwan mountainous area. Research Journal of Applied Sciences. Engineering and Technology. Department of Civil Engineering. National Pingtung University of Sciences and
7) Kamphorst, A., 1987. A small rainfall simulator for the determination of soil erodibility, Netherlands Journal of Agricultural Science 35: 407-415.
8) Kasheki, M.T., 2001. Water erosion and its role in desertification of arid regions, Case Study: Bajestan Kavir Watershed, Proceedings of National Conference on Soil Erosion and Sustainable Development, Khorasan, February 2002: 398-409.
9) Kumar, P.S., T. Praveen and M.A. Prasad. 2015. Simulation of sediment yield over un-gauged stations using MUSLE and fuzzy model. Aquatic Procedia, 4: 1291-1298.
10) Lamba, J., Karthikeyan, K. G. and Thompson, A. M. (2015). Apportionment of suspended sediment sources in an agricultural watershed using sediment fingerprinting. Geoderma, (239), 25-33.
11) Martz, L.W., 1992. The Variation of Soil Erodibility With Slope Position in a Cultivated Canadian Prairie Landscape. Earth Surf. Proc. Landf. 17: 543-556.
12) Meyer, L.D. and Harmon, W.C, 1984. Susceptibility of Agricultural Soil to Interrill Erosion, Journal Soil Science Society of America, 48: 1152-1157.
13) Mohammad Khan, Sh., Pirani, P., Riahi, S., & Geravand, F. 2019. Evaluation of entropy model efficiency in erosion zoning with geomorphologic approach (Case Study: Kand watershed in Upstream Latian Dam). Geographical Planning of Space Quarterly Journal, 9(34), 85-98. (In Persian)
14) Morady, H. R., and Saidian, H., 2010. Comparing the Most Important Factors in the Erosion and Sediment Production in Different Land Uses, Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering, 4: No. 11: 1-11.
15) Morgan, R. P. C., 1995: Soil Erosion and Conservation. John Wiley and Sons, Newtork, 198 p.
16) Morgan, R.P.C. 2005. Soil erosion and con-servation, Third Edition, Blackwell Publishing Company, 304 pp.
17) Palazon, L., Latorre, B., Gaspar, L., Blake, W. H., Smith, H. G. and Navas, A. (2015). Comparing catchment sediment fingerprinting procedures using an auto-evaluation approach with virtual sample mixtures. Science of the Total Environment, (532), 456–466.
18) Parysow, P., Wang, G., Gertner, G. and Anderson, A.B., 2002. Spatial Uncertainty Analysis for Mapping Soil Erodibility Based on Joint Sequential Simulation, Journal of Catena, 53:65-78.
19) Rienks, S.M., Botha, G.A. and Hughes, J.C., 1999. Some Physical and Chemical Properties of Sediments Exposed in a Gully (Donga) in Northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and Their Relationship to the Erodibility of the Colluvial Layers, Catena, 39: 11-31.
20) Saeediyan, H, Moradi, H, R, Feiznia, S, Bahramifar, N., 2014. The role of main slope aspects on Some Soil Physical and Chemical Properties (Case Study: Gachsaran and Aghajari Formations of Koohe Gagh and Margha watersheds of izeh township), Journal of Watershed Management, Volume 5, No. 9, Spring and Summer. (In Persian)
21) Saeediyan, H, Moradi H. R., 2022. Comparison of the interaction effect of land use, precipitation intensity and erosion in Gachsaran and Aghajari formations (Case study: Margha and Kuhe Gach watersheds in Izeh city), Applied Sedimentology, 10(19): 203- 212. (In Persian)
22) Shabani, F.; Kumar, L. & A. Esmaeili, 2014. Improvement to the prediction of the USLE K factor. Geomorphology 204, 229 - 234.
23) Shin, S.S., S.D. Park and K.S. Lee. 2013. Sediment and hydrological response to vegetation recovery following wildfire on hillslopes and the hollow of a small watershed. Journal of Hydrology, 499: 154-166.
24) Shojaee, Gh., 2005. The relationship between land use changes and soil erosion and sediment production in a part of Zayandehrud watershed, Tarbiat Modares University, M.Sc. thesis on watershed management, 92 p.
25) Terrence, J. T., George, R.F. and Kenneth, G.R., 2001: Soil Erosion, John Wiley and Sons NC, USA, 338p.
26) Zehtabian, Gh. 1999. Comparison of runoff and sediment content in Marl Lehbari Formation using a rain-simulation device in the Golam Mort Sub-basin, Tehran University, Research Deputy, Applied Design, 107 p. (In Persian)
27) Zhang, s.li., Peng, W., and Yu, B. 2004: Erodibility of agricultural soils on the loess Plateau of China. Soil and tillage research. 76: 157-165.
28) Zhou, H., Chang, W. and Zhang, L. 2016. Sediment sources in a small agricultural catchment: A composite fingerprinting approach based on the selection of potential sources. Geomorphology, (266), 11-19.
29) Zhen, W., Yi, Zeng., Cai, L., Hua, Y., Shuxia, Y., Ling, W., Zhihua, Shi. 2021. Telecoupling cropland soil erosion with distant drivers within China, Journal of Environmental Management, Volume 288, 15 June 2021, 112395.
