Sentence examples for erosion potential from inspiring English sources

G2 adopts fundamental equations from the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) and the Erosion Potential Method (EPM), especially for rainfall erosivity, soil erodibility, and sediment delivery ratio.

The erosive effect of tea is similar to that of water, which has no erosion potential.

"In terms of internal erosion potential of the foundation, Mosul Dam is the most dangerous dam in the world," it said.

Instead of getting out their rulers and topographic maps and analyzing each slope for its erosion potential, some workers may soon use software to download digital topographical maps and other data, quickly connecting the information to a computer model.

"In terms of the internal erosion potential of the foundation, Mosul Dam is the most dangerous dam in the world," said a report by the US Army Corps of Engineers.

The eastern-facing coastline — including cities like Scituate, south of Boston, and the Cape Ann area north of Boston — is at risk for major flooding, which could bring "a lot of beach erosion, potential damage of homes along the coast," Mr. Judge said.

The erosion potentials of loess soil were also significant higher than those of purple soil.

The potential impact of urban development on stream bank erosion potentials was evaluated using annual excess stream flow (Glick and Gosselink 2011).

Estimation of soil erosion potentials of the catchment and conservation priorities of microwatersheds of the catchment using SRTM DEM and TOPO DEM produce considerably different results.

Higher slope degree results in rapid runoff and increased erosion rate (potential soil loss) with less ground water recharge potential.

Higher slope degree results in rapid runoff and increased erosion rate (potential soil loss) with less ground water recharge potential, whereas in the study area lower slope of degree present in peninsular gneissic mountain range (Figs. 5, 6).