Soil Erosion Network: Experimental Metadata
Soil Aggregation, Benidorm, Spain; Catchment Studies, Luxembourg

 
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1 CONTACT PERSON
1.1 Name Dr. A.C. Imeson
1.2 Address Landscape & Environmental Research Group, University of Amsterdam, Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130, Amsterdam 1018 UZ, Netherlands.
1.3 Tel +31 20 5257457
1.4 Fax +31 20 5257431
1.5 E-mail ai@fgb.frw.uva.nl
1.6 List other researchers involved: Cammeraat, Bergkamp Cerdà, Boix-Fayos, Mulligen Mücher Kwaad.
2 WATER EROSION
2.1  mm2 - cm2: -
2.2  m2: Biological processes in Mediterranean soils and from bacteria worms; sub-surface dynamics (piping), multiscaled research in Luxembourg.
2.3 runoff plot -
2.4 small catchments (< 100 ha): Have previous datasets from research programme in Luxembourg multi-scaled; gully erosion: previous research in Spain on gullies; sediment budgets: previous study in Luxembourg.
2.5 large catchments (> 100 ha): Channel erosion: study in Luxembourg as part of sediment budget.
3 WIND EROSION
4 MASS MOVEMENTS
5 TILLAGE EROSION
Spatial scale considered:
6 TEMPORAL SCALE OF EXPERIMENTS Mainly event or monthly
7 DESCRIPTION OF EROSION FACTORS STUDIED
7.1 Climate: Yes: Transect studies.
7.2 Topography: -
7.3 Soils: -
7.4 Vegetation: Effect of vegetation on soil properties infiltration - aggregation.
7.5 Management: Effect on infiltration.
7.6 Others:
8 FIELD EXPERIMENTS Description of the field site and of the type of experiments and equipment involved for each of the erosion processes being studied:
8.1 Erosion process: Medalus Field Site in Guadalentin - soil, aggregation and infiltration on different land use types; Rainfall simulation studies. Monitoring of soil aggregation.
8.2 Location (town, state, country): Various sites in SE Spain - Lorea - Benidorm.
8.3 Equipment involved: Rainfall simulators; microcosm; micromorphology, TDR.. Fully instrumented catchments maintained in Luxembourg. Date available.
8.4 Remarks:
9 LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS Description of the laboratory and the type of experiments and equipment involved for each of the erosion processes studied:
Soil Physics Laboratory - fully equipped. Soil Micromorphology laboratory (Mücher). Soil Aggregation measurement equipment. Soil Erosion laboratory - Flumes; Runoff-erosion experiments. Soil Chemical laboratory -fully equipped
10 REMARKS
Have many types of data available from Research Projects to study soil erosion in Luxembourg and Spain. Many rainfall simulation experiments undertaken. Recent work is done often in context of 1g projects (MEDALUS; FPMES) which have "data bases" with useful reference information.
11 LIST RELEVANT PUBLICATIONS

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