Approaches to modeling soil erosion caused by water: A review

One of the most serious problems is soil erosion serious global environmental problem that is affected by several factors, including natural and human. Over the years, various models have been developed to simulate the prediction of estimating soil erosion and sediment yields under a wide range of c...

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