2003Bulletin of Soil and Water ConservationRequires access

Review on Abroad Water Erosion Prediction Models

Yang Qin-ke

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Well-known water erosion prediction models, such as USLE, RUSLE, WEPP, EROSEM, LISEM and GeoWEPP are outlined. The recently developed regional water erosion model (SEMMED), rill erosion model (RILLGROW), shallow gully erosion model (EGEM), and gully erosion model are introduced in detail. The challenges in employing these erosion models in China are discussed.

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Well-known water erosion prediction models, such as USLE, RUSLE, WEPP, EROSEM, LISEM and GeoWEPP are outlined. The recently developed regional water erosion model (SEMMED), rill erosion model (RILLGROW), shallow gully erosion model (EGEM), and gully erosion model are introduced in detail. The challenges in employing these erosion models in China are discussed.

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Well-known water erosion prediction models, such as USLE, RUSLE, WEPP, EROSEM, LISEM and GeoWEPP are outlined. The recently developed regional water erosion model (SEMMED), rill erosion model (RILLGROW), shallow gully erosion model (EGEM), and gully erosion model are introduced in detail. The challenges in employing these erosion models in China are discussed.

Key concepts: Erosion, Rill, Water erosion, WEPP, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, China, Geology

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