Search Results - "Flanagan, D.C."

Environmental impact of introducing plant covers in the taluses of terraces: Implications for mitigating agricultural soil erosion and runoff by Zuazo, V.H. Durán, Pleguezuelo, C.R. Rodríguez, Peinado, F.J. Martin, de Graaff, J., Martínez, J.R. Francia, Flanagan, D.C.

“…South-eastern Spain, and in particular the coastal areas of Granada and Malaga, feature a large area under subtropical crops, with orchards established on…”
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Quantifying and modeling sediment yields from interrill erosion under armouring by Cochrane, T.A., Yoder, D.C., Flanagan, D.C., Dabney, S.M.

“…•We simulate soil armouring induced by interrill erosion under simulated rainfall.•Linear relationships observed between cumulative sediment yields and rock…”
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Modeling forest management effects on water and sediment yield from nested, paired watersheds in the interior Pacific Northwest, USA using WEPP by Srivastava, A., Brooks, E.S., Dobre, M., Elliot, W.J., Wu, J.Q., Flanagan, D.C., Gravelle, J.A., Link, T.E.

“…[Display omitted] •WEPP modeling was conducted on paired, nested watersheds with forest managements.•WEPP-simulated daily streamflow was in close agreement…”
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Improvement of the Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) model for quantifying field scale subsurface drainage discharge by Revuelta-Acosta, J.D., Flanagan, D.C., Engel, B.A., King, K.W.

“…In the poorly drained regions of the world, subsurface drainage systems are required to remove excess water for crop growth. Plastic drains alter a field’s…”
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Using the Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) model to simulate field-observed runoff and erosion in the Apennines mountain range, Italy by Pieri, Linda, Bittelli, Marco, Wu, Joan Q., Dun, Shuhui, Flanagan, Dennis C., Pisa, Paola Rossi, Ventura, Francesca, Salvatorelli, Fiorenzo

“…The Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) model was tested using data from a detailed study conducted on experimental plots in the Apennines Mountain Range,…”
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Mechanics of interrill erosion with wind-driven rain by Erpul, Gunay, Gabriels, Donald, Norton, L. Darrell, Flanagan, Dennis C., Huang, Chi-hua, Visser, Saskia M.

“…ABSTRACT The vector physics of wind‐driven rain (WDR) differs from that of wind‐free rain, and the interrill soil detachment equations in the Water Erosion…”
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Effect of Abiotic Factors on the Mercury Reduction Process by Humic Acids in Aqueous Systems by JIANG, Tao, WEI, Shi-Qiang, FLANAGAN, D.C., LI, Meng-Jie, LI, Xue-Mei, WANG, Qiang, LUO, Chang

“…As a global pollutant process, the reduction of mercury （Hg） is especially important. One pathway is through an abiotic reduction with humic acids （HAs）, which…”
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Soil physical properties and aggregate-associated C, N, and P distributions in organic and conventional cropping systems by Green, V.S, Cavigelli, M.A, Dao, T.H, Flanagan, D.C

“…Organic farming, which is growing in popularity, has been proposed as a sustainable alternative to conventional farming practices. However, it is not known how…”
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Erodibility and infiltration characteristics of five major soils of southwest Spain by Duiker, S.W, Flanagan, D.C, Lal, R

“…Equations used to calculate erodibility in the Water Erosion Prediction Project soil erosion model (WEPP) are based on erodibility studies in the USA and may…”
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Phosphorus fractions and dynamics among soil aggregate size classes of organic and conventional cropping systems by Green, V.S, Dao, T.H, Cavigelli, M.A, Flanagan, D.C

“…Particulate nutrient transport from agricultural fields contributes to water quality degradation; however, insufficient data exist about potential bioactive P…”
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Measurements and models of soil loss rates by Nearing, M.A, Romkens, M.J.M, Norton, L.D, Stott, D.E, Rhoton, F.E, Laflen, J.M, Flanagan, D.C, Alonso, C.V, Binger, R.L, Dabney, S.M, Doering, O.C, Huang, C.H, McGregor, K.C, Simon, A

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Landscape benching from tillage erosion between grass hedges by Dabney, S.M, Liu, Z, Lane, M, Douglas, J, Zhu, J, Flanagan, D.C

“…Grass hedges are narrow (1–2 m wide) parallel strips of stiff, erect, grass planted near to or on the contour of fields but crossing swale areas at angles…”
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Landscape benching from tillage erosion between grass hedges1Paper presented at International Symposium on Tillage Translocation and Tillage Erosion held in conjunction with the 52nd Annual Conference of the Soil and Water Conservation Society, Toronto, Canada, 24–25 July 1997.1 by Dabney, S.M, Liu, Z, Lane, M, Douglas, J, Zhu, J, Flanagan, D.C

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