Agricultural and Biological Sciences
4 years ago

GIS technology reveals agricultural land at risk of severe erosion, prompting urgent action.

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Using GIS technology for identification of agricultural land with an increased risk of erosion
Zhanna A. Buryak, Olga MarininŠ°

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The article talks about using GIS technology to find farmland at risk of erosion. They looked at land in the Belgorod Region in Russia and made a model to predict erosion from rainfall. By using data on elevation, soil, and rainfall, they found areas with high erosion risk. This information can help plan ways to protect the land from erosion.