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14. Estimation of the annual rainfall erosivity index based on hourly rainfall data in a tropical region M. Lee & I. Hsu
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22. Comparing CLIGEN-Generated Storm Patterns with 1-Minute and Hourly Precipitation Data from China W. Wang et al.
23. Secondary Precipitation Estimate Merging Using Machine Learning: Development and Evaluation over Krishna River Basin, India V. Kolluru et al.
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25. The possible role of fused precipitation data in detection of the spatiotemporal pattern of rainfall erosivity over the Tibetan Plateau, China Y. Chen et al.
26. Suitability of TRMM Products with Different Temporal Resolution (3-Hourly, Daily, and Monthly) for Rainfall Erosivity Estimation X. Li et al.
27. Gridded rainfall erosivity (2014–2022) in mainland China using 1 min precipitation data from densely distributed weather stations Y. Chen et al.
28. Rainfall erosivity estimation over the Tibetan plateau based on high spatial-temporal resolution rainfall records Y. Chen et al.
29. Rapid Assessment of Hillslope Erosion Risk after the 2019–2020 Wildfires and Storm Events in Sydney Drinking Water Catchment X. Yang et al.
30. Temporal dynamics of soil moisture and rainfall erosivity in a tropical volcanic archipelago A. de Assunção Montenegro et al.
31. SPATIAL, SEASONAL, AND TEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN RAINFALL AGGRESSIVENESS IN THE SOUTH OF BRAZIL Á. Back et al.
32. Calibration and validation of rainfall erosivity estimators for application in Rwanda J. Rutebuka et al.
33. Understanding Indigenous Farming Systems in Response to Climate Change: An Investigation into Soil Erosion in the Mountainous Regions of Central Vietnam C. Huynh et al.
34. Rainfall erosivity and sediment dynamics in the Himalaya catchment during the Melamchi flood in Nepal B. Baniya et al.
35. Effect of fixed time interval of rainfall data on calculation of rainfall erosivity in the humid area of south China A. Tu et al.
36. Variability, Prediction, and Simulation of Rainfall Erosivity Risk in the State of Sinaloa, Northwest Mexico G. González González et al.
37. Evaluation of traditional rain-fed agricultural terraces for soil erosion control through UAV observation in the middle mountain of Nepal C. Chidi et al.
38. Spatial and temporal variations in rainfall erosivity and erosivity density in South Korea J. Shin et al.
39. Assessment of CLIGEN precipitation and storm pattern generation in China W. Wang et al.
40. Application of USLE in a GIS environment to estimate soil erosion in the Irga watershed, Jharkhand, India P. Roy
41. Identifying monthly rainfall erosivity patterns using hourly rainfall data across India S. Das et al.
42. Reexamination of the Xie model and spatiotemporal variability in rainfall erosivity in mainland China from 1960 to 2018 Y. Chen et al.
43. Vulnerability assessment of the global water erosion tendency: Vegetation greening can partly offset increasing rainfall stress Y. Liu et al.
44. Evidence and Causes of Spatiotemporal Changes in Runoff and Sediment Yield on the Chinese Loess Plateau G. Zhao et al.
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52. A Global Review of Rainfall Erosivity Estimation: Methods, Challenges, and Way Forward M. Kumar et al.
53. Applicability of two satellite-based precipitation products for assessing rainfall erosivity in China Y. Chen et al.
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62. Erosivity index based on climatological norms from 1991 to 2020 for the state of Rio Grande do Sul Á. Back et al.
63. From means to extremes: Evaluating high-resolution gridded data for rainfall erosivity estimation in Austria C. Vásquez et al.
64. Spatial and temporal variations of rainfall-runoff erosivity (R) factor in Kakheti, Georgia M. Tsitsagi et al.
65. Soil Erosion Factors in the European Russia Macroregion: Modeling, Geoinformation Mapping, and Spatial Analysis O. Yermolaev et al.
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69. Rainfall erosivity and sediment yield in Northeast Algeria: K’sob watershed case study M. Guesri et al.
70. Erosivity Index and Characteristics of Erosive Rainfall from the Far Western Region of Santa Catarina, Brazil Á. Back et al.
71. Rainfall erosivity in Slovenia: Sensitivity estimation and trend detection M. Petek et al.
72. Assessment of Satellite-Based Precipitation Products for Estimating and Mapping Rainfall Erosivity in a Subtropical Basin, China X. Li et al.
73. Suitability of satellite-based rainfall products for estimating rainfall erosivity in areas with contrasted climate and terrain properties: Example of west-central Morocco N. Ben Daoud et al.
74. Development of web-based decision support tool for rainfall erosivity estimation using both high-resolution rainfall data and simplified models S. Kim et al.
75. Unveiling decadal variability of soil erosion and sediment yield using GIS-based RUSLE and SDR techniques – a case study of mountain watershed of the Western Ghats, India S. Kaliraj et al.
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