SOIL EROSION UNDER SIMULATED RAINFALL IN LOESS LANDS WITH EMPHASIS ON LAND-USE, SLOPE AND ASPECT

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BERDI SHEIKH VAHED; JAFARI SHALAMZARI MASOUD; FARAJOLLAHI ASGHAR; FAZLI POURIA

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Journal: ECOPERSIA Year:2016 | Volume:4 | Issue:2 Page(s): 1395-1409

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SOIL EROSION UNDER SIMULATED RAINFALL IN LOESS LANDS WITH EMPHASIS ON LAND-USE, SLOPE AND ASPECT

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BERDI SHEIKH VAHED | JAFARI SHALAMZARI MASOUD | FARAJOLLAHI ASGHAR | FAZLI POURIA | Issue Writer Certificate

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GOLESTAN PROVINCEQ2

LAND CONVERSIONQ2

RAINFALL SIMULATORQ2

RUNOFF GENERATIONQ2

SOIL LOSSQ2

Abstract

The RUNOFF GENERATION and soil erosion in the Kechik Watershed, GOLESTAN PROVINCE, was assessed, using a designed and constructed portable RAINFALL SIMULATOR. Treatments were applied on different land-uses, slopes and aspects as the most influential factors. Results showed that land-use significantly affected RUNOFF GENERATION (13.35 l, 6.9 l, and 4.12 l, respectively for agriculture, forest and rangeland uses), however slope (7.7 l for Class I; 9.23 l for Class II) and aspect (8.52 l for the northern aspects; 8.32 l for the southern aspects) did not have significant influence. All factors, significantly altered sediment concentration (Agriculture 9.6 g l-1, forest 8.24 g l-1, and rangeland 5.26 g l-1; slope class I 6.6 g l-1 and slope class II 8.7 g l-1; northern aspect 8.7 g l-1, and southern aspect 6.9 g l-1). Agricultural fields generated the highest runoff and sediment under simulated rainfalls. Rangeland and forest did not have significant RUNOFF GENERATION and sediment concentration. Results showed that land-use management, especially in terms of agriculture, could not only hamper current erosion, but reduced further advancement of this encroaching phenomenon.

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BERDI SHEIKH, VAHED, JAFARI SHALAMZARI, MASOUD, FARAJOLLAHI, ASGHAR, & FAZLI, POURIA. (2016). SOIL EROSION UNDER SIMULATED RAINFALL IN LOESS LANDS WITH EMPHASIS ON LAND-USE, SLOPE AND ASPECT. ECOPERSIA, 4(2 ), 1395-1409. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/263671/en

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BERDI SHEIKH VAHED, JAFARI SHALAMZARI MASOUD, FARAJOLLAHI ASGHAR, FAZLI POURIA. SOIL EROSION UNDER SIMULATED RAINFALL IN LOESS LANDS WITH EMPHASIS ON LAND-USE, SLOPE AND ASPECT. ECOPERSIA[Internet]. 2016;4(2 ):1395-1409. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/263671/en

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VAHED BERDI SHEIKH, MASOUD JAFARI SHALAMZARI, ASGHAR FARAJOLLAHI, and POURIA FAZLI, “SOIL EROSION UNDER SIMULATED RAINFALL IN LOESS LANDS WITH EMPHASIS ON LAND-USE, SLOPE AND ASPECT,” ECOPERSIA, vol. 4, no. 2 , pp. 1395–1409, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/263671/en

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