Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm in Soil Loss Equation Formulas

Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm is the amount of sediment leaving the watershed or catchment, and gross erosion is defined as the absolute amount of erosion occurring within the catchment. And is denoted by Y. Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm is usually measured using the Kilogram for Weight. Note that the value of Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm is always negative.

Formulas to find Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm in Soil Loss Equation

fxSediment Yield from Individual StormGo

Soil Loss Equation formulas that make use of Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm

fxStorm Runoff Volume given Sediment Yield from Individual StormGo

fxPeak Rate of Runoff given Sediment Yield from Individual StormGo

fxSupport Cultivation Practice given Sediment Yield from Individual StormGo

fxCrop Management Factor given Sediment Yield from Individual StormGo

fxTopographic Factor given Sediment Yield from Individual StormGo

List of variables in Soil Loss Equation formulas

fx Runoff Volume Go

fx Peak Rate of Runoff Go

fx Soil Erodibility Factor Go

fx Topographic factor Go

fx Cover Management Factor Go

fx Support Practice Factor Go

FAQ

What is the Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm?

Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm is the amount of sediment leaving the watershed or catchment, and gross erosion is defined as the absolute amount of erosion occurring within the catchment. Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm is usually measured using the Kilogram for Weight. Note that the value of Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm is always negative.

Can the Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm be negative?

Yes, the Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm, measured in Weight can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm?

Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm is usually measured using the Kilogram[kg] for Weight. Gram[kg], Milligram[kg], Ton (Metric)[kg] are the few other units in which Sediment Yield from an Individual Storm can be measured.

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