[Effects of slope length on soil erosion of Karst slope under different rainfall conditions].
Kai Huang, Liu Rui-lu, Qin Li, Tao Song, Zhongxian Liu, Rui Li
Abstract
Kai Huang, Liu Rui-lu, Qin Li, Tao Song, Zhongxian Liu, Rui Li
Abstract
had the strongest correlation with runoff. Further, the relationship between them and runoff under different slope lengths could be expressed by linear equation and S-curve. There was a good cubic function relationship between the sediment yield and its corresponding rainfall factors under different slope lengths.
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had the strongest correlation with runoff. Further, the relationship between them and runoff under different slope lengths could be expressed by linear equation and S-curve. There was a good cubic function relationship between the sediment yield and its corresponding rainfall factors under different slope lengths.
Key concepts: Surface runoff, Sediment, Intensity (physics), Hydrology (agriculture), Erosion, Environmental science, Karst, Vegetation and slope stability