Overall, subsurface hydrologic response had greater variability and more rapid dynamics in wildfire-impacted soils. Furthermore, wildfire homogenized pre-fire hillslope aspect-driven differences in ...

Soil water and stream samples were collected daily for approximately seven weeks during the 2013 spring snow melt period and analyzed for DOM composition using fluorescence spectroscopy. Results ...

The study concluded that the landscape in these 10 river basins had hillslope erosion rates of around eight meters per million years (m/m.y before European settlement (pre-1700s) and around 950 ...

Structural Hillslope Connectivity Is Driven by Tectonics More Than Climate and Modulates Hydrologic Extremes and Benefits. Geophysical Research Letters , 2022; 49 (15) DOI: 10.1029/2022GL099898 ...

The most damaging long-term impact to ecosystems after wildfire is soil erosion. Restoring landscapes after wildfire depends on the severity of damage and time of year. A timely and proactive response ...

LAWRENCE — Chances are good that most people reading this are situated on a hillslope, as hillslopes cover some 90% of the Earth’s landmass. Hillslopes are critical landscape features that ...