Through a collaboration with the University of Murcia I participated in this project, which focuses on Mediterranean ephemeral channels. The project was performed at a range of temporal and spatial scales, which included field surveys, analysis of remote sensing data and modelling. The impact of climate change was analysed, focusing on morphological channel processes, such as incision, narrowing and plant colonization. I contributed with a study on the impact of climate change on soil erosion in the Alta Mula catchment. Here, we applied an ensemble of five continuous process-based soil erosion models to account for model uncertainty under climate change. The model code is available through GitHub.
A Millares-Valenzuela, JPC Eekhout, A Martínez-Salvador, R García-Lorenzo, P Pérez-Cutillas and C Conesa-García
A Martínez-Salvador, A Millares-Valenzuela, JPC Eekhout and C Conesa-García
JPC Eekhout, A Millares-Valenzuela, A Martínez-Salvador, R García-Lorenzo, P Pérez-Cutillas, C Conesa-García and J de Vente
C Conesa-García, P Pérez-Cutillas, R García-Lorenzo, JPC Eekhout, A Gómez-Gutiérrez, A Millares and A Martínez-Salvador
