Abstract During the second half of twentieth century, West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) has undergone significant warming at more than twice global mean and thus is regarded as one most rapidly regions on Earth. However, a reversal this trend was observed in 1990s, resulting regional cooling. In particular, during 1999–2018, annual average surface air temperature had decreased statistically rate,...

Analyzing the effects of forest fires on sediment dynamics is essential to establish effective mitigation measures reduce risk fire-related disasters, such as landslides, debris flows, and hyperconcentrated flows. The objective this study was investigate temporal trend in landslide occurrences after a fire based statistical data landslides recorded over past two decades. results suggested that ...

Soil erosion caused by water and wind is a complicated natural process that has been accelerated human activity. It results in increasing areas of land degradation, which further threaten the productive potential landscapes. Consistent continuous monitoring will help identify location, magnitude, trends soil erosion. This information can then be used to evaluate impact management practices info...