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Soil erosion susceptibility mapping for current and 2100 climate conditions using evidential belief function and frequency ratio

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Pages 1695-1714 | Received 17 May 2017, Accepted 16 Sep 2017, Published online: 09 Oct 2017

Figures & data

Figure 1. Study area location (source: ESRI Basemap).

Figure 1. Study area location (source: ESRI Basemap).

Figure 3. Soil erosion probability index maps achieved by (a) EBF and (b) FR methods.

Figure 3. Soil erosion probability index maps achieved by (a) EBF and (b) FR methods.

Figure 4. Soil erosion susceptibility maps achieved by (a) EBF and (b) FR methods.

Figure 4. Soil erosion susceptibility maps achieved by (a) EBF and (b) FR methods.

Figure 5. AUC success rate and prediction rate of (a) EBF and (b) FR methods.

Figure 5. AUC success rate and prediction rate of (a) EBF and (b) FR methods.

Figure 6. Projected soil erosion probability index map (left-hand side map) and susceptibility map (right-hand side map) by 2100 through EBF method.

Figure 6. Projected soil erosion probability index map (left-hand side map) and susceptibility map (right-hand side map) by 2100 through EBF method.
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