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Research Project: TECHNOLOGIES FOR MANAGING WATER AND SEDIMENT MOVEMENT IN AGRICULTURAL WATERSHEDS

Location: Watershed Physical Processes Research Unit

Publications (Clicking on the reprint icon Reprint Icon will take you to the publication reprint.)

Spatiotemporal Urban Land Use Changes in the Changzhutan Region of Hunan Province in China - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
(18-Feb-13)
Curve numbers for long-term no-till corn and agricultural practices with high watershed infiltration - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
(05-Feb-13)
The role of soil surface water regimes and raindrop impact on hillslope soil erosion and nutrient losses - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
An, J., Zheng, F., Romkens, M.J., Li, G., Yang, Q., Wen, L., Wang, B. 2013. The role of soil surface water regimes and raindrop impact on hillslope soil erosion and nutrient losses. Natural Hazards. DOI 10.1007/s11069-013-0570-9. 67:411-430.
In situ soil pipeflow experiments on contrasting streambank soils - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
Midgley, T.L., Fox, G.A., Wilson, G.V., Felice, R., Heeren, D. 2013. In situ soil pipeflow experiments on contrasting streambank soils. Transactions of the ASABE. 56(2):479-488.
Comparison of soil erodibility factors in USLE, RUSLE2, EPIC and Dg models based on a Chinese soil erodibiity database.     Reprint Icon - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
Wang, B., Zheng, F., Romkens, M.J. 2013. Comparison of soil erodibility factors in USLE, RUSLE2, EPIC and Dg models based on a Chinese soil erodibiity database.. Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section B - Soil & Plant Science. 63(1): 69-79.
Elemental chemistry of sand-boil discharge used to trace variable pathways of seepage beneath levees during the 2011 Mississippi River flood - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
Davidson, G., Rigby Jr, J.R., Pennington, D., Cizdziel, J. 2013. Elemental chemistry of sand-boil discharge used to trace variable pathways of seepage beneath levees during the 2011 Mississippi River flood. Applied Geochemistry. 28:62-68.
Investigation of surge and wave reduction by vegetation: final report of PHASE II - (Other)
Wu, W., Ozeren, Y., Wren, D.G., Chen, Q., Zhang, G., Holland, M., Marsooli, R., Lin, Q., Jadhave, R., Parker, K., Pant, H., Bouanchaud, J., Chen, Y. 2012. Investigation of surge and wave reduction by vegetation: final report of PHASE II. Government Publication/Report. SERRI Report No. 80037-02:1-397.
Is the change of winter wheat yield under warming caused by shortened reproductive period? - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
Hou, R., Ouyang, Z., Li, Y., Wilson, G.V., Li, H. 2012. Is the change of winter wheat yield under warming caused by shortened reproductive period?. Ecology and Evolution. 2(12):2999-3008.
Response of a soil-mantled experimental landscape to exogenic forcing - (Peer Reviewed Journal)
(27-Aug-12)
Above ground plots at the MAFES-Holly Springs Experiment Station for studying impacts of seepage on erosion - (Government Publication)
Wilson, G.V., Wells, R.R., Dabney, S.M., Momm, H.G., Hudspeth, J.A., Gregory, E.A., Saunders, R. 2012. Above ground plots at the MAFES-Holly Springs Experiment Station for studying impacts of seepage on erosion. Laboratory Publication. pp. 1-83.

   

 
Project Team
Kuhnle, Roger
Dabney, Seth
Wells, Robert - Rob
Wilson, Glenn
Rigby, James - Jr
Wren, Daniel
Romkens, Mathias - Matt
Bonta, James - Jim
Langendoen, Eddy
Bingner, Ronald - Ron
 
Project Annual Reports
  FY 2012
 
Publications
   Publications
 
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  Water Availability and Water Management (211)
  Climate Change, Soils, and Emissions (212)
  Bioenergy (213)
 
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