QUANTIFICAÇÃO DO ESCOAMENTO SUPERFICIAL E EROSÃO DO SOLO EM REGIÕES SEMI-ÁRIDAS
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https://doi.org/10.26848/rbgf.v2i1.232623Abstract
Este artigo tem o objetivo de quantificar o escoamento superficial e a produção de sedimentos na região semi-árida paraibana, através do modelo hidrossedimentológico KINEROS2 na sub-bacia 1 (0,59 km2) do Riacho dos Namorados, localizada na Bacia Experimental de São João do Cariri (BESJC). Os resultados demonstram que o modelo consegue simular os processos de forma estável e satisfatória, e também, foi capaz de estimar, com fidelidade, a erosão do solo em eventos individuais, sendo, portanto, uma boa ferramenta para prever a produção de sedimentos em locais onde não existem observações.
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