A Quantitative Study of Gully Erosion Based on Object-Oriented Analysis Techniques: A Case Study in Beiyanzikou Catchment of Qixia, Shandong, China
Tao Wang(Lund University), Hongbo Shao(Tianjin University of Technology and Education), Anding Zhang(Huazhong Agricultural University), Lijuan Gu(Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science), Fuhong He(Ludong University), Weiguo Jiang(Beijing Normal University), Yangmao Wen(Wuhan University)
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