Landscape Erosion Processes is a geomorphological phenomenon encompassing the collective mechanisms of detachment, transport, and deposition of soil and rock materials across terrestrial surfaces due to hydrological, wind, gravitational, and biological forces operating at various spatial and temporal scales within a watershed.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Beijing Normal University
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