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Browse through your bookshelves of informative Erosion Publications on practical solutions to erosion's challenges. Your website is a terrific resource for all your environmentally friendly erosion solutions !
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Soil Erosion Books & Environmental Literature, authored by noted professors & hydraulic research engineers, is an up–to–date resource for soil and environmental scientists, hydrologists, geomorphologists, geologists, agronomists, ecologists, and upper–level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines
Discover the best available and generally accepted combined resources and the collective knowledge of the largest public erosion and water associations in the world.
A guide to the selection, construction, and installation of soil bioengineering, bioremediation and biotechnical slope protection against erosion and mass wasting, for professionals and students in geotechnical engineering, geology, soil science, forestry, landscape architecture, and restoration ecology.
Whether your concern is domestic water, industrial water, wastewater treatment, erosion and sediment control, conservation of the land or environmental protection, you are assured of having the latest literature available.
Discover the best available and generally accepted combined resources and the collective knowledge of the largest public erosion and water associations in the world.
A guide to the selection, construction, and installation of soil bioengineering, bioremediation and biotechnical slope protection against erosion and mass wasting, for professionals and students in geotechnical engineering, geology, soil science, forestry, landscape architecture, and restoration ecology.
Whether your concern is domestic water, industrial water, wastewater treatment, erosion and sediment control, conservation of the land or environmental protection, you are assured of having the latest literature available.
So, grab a cup of coffee and browse as long as you like.
"Biotechnical and Soil Bioengineering Slope Stabilization:A Practical Guide for Erosion Control Management and Soil Scientists"
From Book News, Inc. A guide to the selection, construction, and installation of soil bioengineering and biotechnical slope protection against erosion and mass wasting, for professionals and students in
From Book News, Inc. A guide to the selection, construction, and installation of soil bioengineering and biotechnical slope protection against erosion and mass wasting, for professionals and students in
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by Lee W. Abramson, et al
Kindle Edition - Kindle eBook (Oct. 31, 1995) by Lee W. Abramson, Thomas S. Lee, Sunil Sharma and Glenn M. Boyce
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"Risk Assessment and Remedial Measures of Land Degradation"
Land degradation will remain an important global issue for 21st century because of its impact on the environment, food security and quality of life. Assessment of land degradation is not easy and some methods have been used for this purpose. An important distinction has to be made between the assessments of current state and risk assessment of land degradation. The estimates done on the basis of current state of land degradation reflects what has happened till date and is assessed by direct observation and expert judgment. The risk assessment is based on modelling, calculation and therefore is useful in predicting the potential situation that may occur tomorrow or 10 years from now. This work attempts at evolving a new model for assessing risk of land degradation in southern part of Iran. The main types of land degradation which have been assessed are: water erosion, wind erosion, soil salinization, lowering of ground water table and vegetation degradation. It is hoped, this attempt using GIS which is the first attempt of its kind for defining areas with higher risk of degradation, will be found applicable for other regions.
