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Soil erodibility dynamics and its representation for wind erosion and dust emission models

Webb et al., 2011

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11164310057757214897
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Webb N
Strong C
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Aeolian Research

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The susceptibility of a land surface to wind erosion is highly sensitive to changes in soil erodibility. Nonetheless, the performance of wind erosion models continues to be affected by the accuracy of their erodibility representations. There is thus an ongoing need for robust …
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