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Estimation of Soil Erosion and Net Sediment Trapped of Upper-Helman...
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Soil erosion is a serious problem and greatest destroyer
to land cover management and resources of the Upper-
Helmand river basin catchment. The Upper-Helmand river
basin catchment covers an area of 46,793 square
kilometers. In the present study, Universal Soil Loss
Equation (USLE) model with Remote Sensing and
Geographical Information System (GIS) techniques have
been used to estimate soil erosion risks and sediment
yield at the Upper-Helmand catchment outlet (Kajki
reservoir). Potential soil erosion and magnitude are
determined in the catchment. Using USLE model, soil
erosion map has been prepared and presented, which will
be helpful for conservational and management practices to
reduce soil erosion and its yield into the reservoir. It
is also found that the average soil erosion from the
catchment is 6.22ton/ha/year and corresponding sediment
yield trapped at the Kajaki reservoir.
Date Published: 2017-03-02 15:00:31
Identifier: 30EstimationOfSoilErosionAndNetSedimentTrappedOfUpperHelma…
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Language: English
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# Topics
Upper-Helmand
Kajaki
USLE
Sediment Yield
Remote Sensing (RS)
GIS.
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