Estimating the runoff response from hillslopes treated with soil and water conservation structures in the semi-arid Ethi...
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Estimating the runoff response from hillslopes treated with soil and water conservation structures in the semi-arid Ethi...
Planning and management of water resources is crucial to enhance agricultural productivity and ensure food security in drylands. For this, adaptable and reliable runoff prediction models are urgently needed to support water harvesting and irrigation development. In this study we explored the potential of the runoff Curve Number (CN) method to estim...
Effects of vegetation buffer strips on concentrated flow hydraulics and gully bed erosion based on in situ scouring expe...
Copyright © 2018 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Vegetation on gully beds could intercept runoff, reduce incision of gully bed, and trap sediment from upstream area. The aim of this study is to evaluate the influences of vegetation buffer strips on concentrated flow hydraulics and gully bed erosion downstream of gully headcuts. Five gully head plots contai...
Boulder-faced log dams as an alternative for gabion check dams in first-order ephemeral streams with coarse bed load in ...
Historical landscape photographs for calibration of Landsat land use/cover in the Northern Ethiopian Highlands
Spatial and temporal variability of river flows in the degraded semi-arid tropical mountains of northern Ethiopia
Water availability has for long been a critical issue in many developing countries. Despite its enormous potential of water resources, Ethiopia is suffering from a lack of water availability and threatened by the consequences of climate change. Well-considered planning to develop these resources is crucial. However, very few observational runoff da...
Cost-benefit analysis of soil and water conservation measure: the case of exclosures in northern Ethiopia
Benefits and limits of sediment toxicity tests as an aid to decision-making.
Published in Environmental technology
With respect to the management of dredged sediments, a crucial issue is whether the removed materials (watered and/or processed) are disposed of or reused in an environmentally sound manner. In this context, the number of studies dealing with hazard or risk assessment has exponentially increased. This emphasis has resulted in the promotion and appl...
