Rainfall Erodibility is a quantitative index that characterizes the potential of rainfall to cause soil erosion by measuring the combined effects of raindrop impact and runoff generation, distinguishing it from other erosivity factors by its specific dependence on rainfall intensity, duration, and drop size distribution.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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