Ancient and modern perspectives on land degradation

Catena

Volumn 65, Issue 2, 2006, Pages 102-106

  Hudson, Paul F ^a   Alcántara Ayala, Irasema ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN   (United States)

^b Department of Physical Geography   (Mexico)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

LAND DEGRADATION;

EID: 33644634706     PISSN: 03418162     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.catena.2005.11.003     Document Type: Conference Paper

References (36)

1. N. Barrera-Bassols, and J.A. Zinck Ethnopedology: a worldwide view on the soil knowledge of local people Geoderma 111 2003 171 195
2. P. Blaikie, and H. Brookfield Land Degradation and Society 1987 Methuen and Co. Ltd. London
3. K.W. Butzer Early Hydraulic Civilization in Egypt 1976 University of Chicago Press Chicago
4. K.W. Butzer Geomorphology from the Earth 1976 Harper and Row New York 512 pp.
5. K.W. Butzer Archaeology as Human Ecology 1982 Cambridge University Press Cambridge
6. K.W. Butzer The Americas before and after 1492: an introduction to current geographical research Annals of the Association of American Geographers 82 1992 345 368
7. E.L.H. Cammeraat Scale dependent thresholds in hydrological and erosion response of a semi-arid catchment in southeast Spain Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 104 2004 317 332
8. R.J. Chorley Bases for theory in geomorphology C. Embleton D. Brunsden D.C.K. Jones Geomorphology: Present Problems and Future Prospects 1978 Oxford University Press Oxford 1 13
9. M.L. Clarke, and H.M. Rendell The impact of the farming practice of remodelling hillslope topography on badland morphology and soil erosion processes Catena 40 2000 229 250
10. A. Conacher A role for geomorphology in integrated catchment management Australian Geographical Studies 40 2002 179 195
11. T.J. Coulthard, M.J. Kirkby, and M.G. Macklin Modeling geomorphic response to environmental change in an upland catchment Hydrological Processes 14 2000 2031 2045
12. W.T. Dickson, P.P. Rudra, and G.J. Wall Identification of soil erosion and fluvial sediment problems Hydrological Processes 1 1986 111 124
13. S.A. El-Swaify Factors affecting soil erosion hazards and conservation needs for tropical steeplands Soil Technology 11 1997 3 16
14. J.R. Fan, H.P. Tao, J.H. Zhang, X.H. Zhong, and S.Z. Liu Monitoring of soil erosion and assessment for contribution of sediments to rivers in a typical watershed of the Upper Yangtze River Basin Land Degradation & Development 15 2004 411 421
15. A.S. Goudie Environmental Change 1991 Clarendon Press Oxford
16. A. Gupta, C. Ping, L. Hock, and H. Xiaojing Evaluation of part of the Mekong river using satellite imagery Geomorphology 44 2002 221 239
17. S.C. Happ, G. Rittenhouse, and G.C. Dobson Some Principles of Accelerated Stream and Valley Sedimentation 1940 United States Department of Agriculture Washington D.C. Technical Bulletin No. 965, 134 pp.
18. C.P. Harden, and L. Matthews Rainfall response of degraded soil following reforestation in the Copper Basin, Tennessee, USA Environmental Management 26 2000 163 174
19. M. Kirkby, L. Bracken, and S. Reaney The influence of land use, soils and topography on the delivery of hillslope runoff to channels in SE Spain Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 27 2002 1459 1473
20. J.C. Knox Agricultural influence on landscape sensitivity in the Upper Mississippi River Valley Catena 42 2001 193 224
21. R. Lal Soil Erosion in the Tropics: Principle and Management 1990 McGraw-Hill New York
22. 137Cs ratio in a reservoir catchment Soil & Tillage Research 69 2003 107 115
23. G. Mendicino Sensitivity analysis on GIS procedures for the estimate of soil erosion risk Natural Hazards 20 1999 231 253
24. 137Cs Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 105 2005 493 506
25. S.L. O'Hara, F.A. Street-Perrott, and T.P. Burt Accelerated soil erosion around a Mexican lake caused by preHispanic agriculture Nature 362 1993 48 51
26. C.S. Renschler, and J. Harbor Soil erosion assessment tools from point to regional scales-the role of geomorphologists in land management research and implementation Geomorphology 47 2002 189 209
27. C.S. Renschler, C.M. Mannaerts, and B. Diekkrüger Evaluating spatial and temporal variability in soil erosion risk-rainfall erosivity and soil loss ratios in Andalusia, Spain Catena 40 1999 403 420
28. A.H. Siemens Oriented raised fields in Central Veracruz American Antiquity 48 1983 85 102
29. P. Sillitoe Knowing the land: soil and land resource evaluation and indigenous knowledge Soil Use and Management 14 1998 188 193
30. O. Slaymaker Global environmental change: the global agenda O. Slaymaker Geomorphology, Human Activity and Global Environmental Change 2000 Wiley and Sons Chichester 3 20
31. O. Slaymaker The role of remote sensing in geomorphology and terrain analysis in the Canadian Cordillera ITC Journal 2001 2001 11 17
32. S.W. Trimble Decreased rates of alluvial sediment storage in the Coon Creek basin Science 285 1999 1244 1246
33. N.A. Trustrum, D.M. Hicks, B. Gomez, M.J. Page, and L.M. Reid Sediment production, storage and output: the relative role of large magnitude events in steepland catchments Zeitschrift fur Geomorphologie, Supplementband 115 1999 71 86
34. F. Turkelboom, S. Ongprasert, J. Poesen, and I. Ohler Reassessment of tillage erosion rates by manual tillage on steep slopes in northern Thailand Soil & Tillage Research 51 1999 245 259
35. S.-J. Wang, Q.-M. Liu, and D.-F. Zhang Karst rocky desertification in southwestern China: geomorphology, landuse, impact and rehabilitation Land Degradation & Development 15 2004 115 121
36. M.G. Wolman A cycle of sedimentation and erosion in urban river channels Geografiska Annaler. Series A. Physical Geography 49 1967 385 395