Sentence examples for historical erosion from inspiring English sources
The obtained maps of ThickLM and StiffLM were consistent with the expected effects of erosion at the catchment scale and provide indications of historical erosion events.
Historical erosion rate estimated by overlaying aerial photographs was about 5 m per year, while LITPROF simulations suggested that approximately 5 m of beach dune would be eroded by storm waves.
The historical erosion of funding under block grants and the loss of the countercyclical features mentioned above are prime reasons such a proposal would be expected to increase poverty and hardship, not decrease it.
Even though few data of calculated historical soil erosion intensities exist, an estimation of historical soil erosion in Germany combining the available data has been calculated.
Historical gully erosion rates varied from 14 to 1826 m2 yr− 1 and erosion rates are positively correlated with catchment area multiplied by slope.
The effect of historical soil erosion on tree quality and volume: Report No. 58, Forest and Farm Plantation Management Cooperative.
The Holocene landscape history and historical soil erosion were reconstructed at Albersdorf (Schleswig-Holstein, Germany) from soils and colluvial layers.
The published record of historical soil erosion by water in Germany as deduced from dated slope deposits (n = 306), alluvial sediments (n = 120) and lake sediments is summarized in this paper.
A first attempt has been made to spatially evaluate the model, using detailed estimates for historical soil erosion and sediment deposition volumes, obtained from an augering campaign in a small catchment in the Belgian Loess Belt.
The number of sediments investigated reflects the state of knowledge chronology of historical soil erosion and to a certain degree the intensity of the human impact on German landscapes during the Holocene.
Pre-historical soil erosion rates from about 0.1 to 6.9 t ha− 1 a− 1 were reconstructed with no significant differences between the prehistoric cultural phases.
