Titlebook: Desertification in Developed Countries; International Sympos David A. Mouat,Charles F. Hutchinson Book 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1995

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Secondary Desertification Due to Salinization of Intensively Irrigated Lands: The Israeli Experiencthe developed countries. The major cause is a profound interference in the geochemical/salt balances of irrigated regions. A case-in-point is the recent salinization of the Yizre’el Valley, a 20,000 ha intensively irrigated region in Israel. The extremely intensive and advanced agroecosystem develop

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A Hierarchical Approach for Desertification Assessment,e patterns and environmental processes at different scales. Patterns and processes in the landscape are perceived to be organized in nested hierarchical structures. To study land degradation in this context, a coupled top-bottom/bottom-up approach was developed. The top-bottom landscape analysis is

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Properties and Erosional Response of Soils in a Degraded Ecosystem in Crete (Greece),ete (Greece) and four locations were selected along the gradient. At the locations precipitation ranged from 1400 mm/year at the highest location to 400 mm/year at the lowest. All locations are affected by the actual land use: intensive grazing, small controlled fires, and abandoned agricultural ter

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Identification and Observation of Desertification Processes with the Aid of Measurements from Spaceeractions between the land surface and the atmosphere under varying climatic conditions. The basic tool to improve our understanding of these processes are Soil-Vegetation-Atmosphere-Transfer (SVAT) and climate models. In testing techniques for deriving the needed input data from observations from s

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Where, Why, and to What Extent Have Rangelands in the Karoo, South Africa, Desertified, We sent questionnaires to extension officers of the Department of Agricultural Development, asking them to rank the condition of the rangeland in their extension districts (usually about 500 farms) on a three- or five-point scale. The questionnaire also sought information on the possible reasons fo

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