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DETERMINATION OF EROSION STATISTICS BY

              LAND USE TYPE AT NATIONAL SCALE WITH THE
              DYNAMIC EROSION MODEL AND MONITORING

                                   SYSTEM (DEMMS)


                             İskender DEMİRTAŞ, Günay ERPUL

                    Çevre, Şehircilik ve İklim Değişikliği Bakanlığı, Çölleşme ve Erozyonla Mücadele Genel Müdürlüğü
                                      Mail: iskender.demirtas@csb.gov.tr
                                     ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7602-4063

                  Ankara Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi, Toprak Bilimi ve Bitki Besleme Bölümü, Toprak Bilimi Anabilim Dalı
                                         Mail: erpul@ankara.edu.tr
                                     ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3797-6969
                                          ABSTRACT
             Soil erosion is a major environmental problem in Türkiye, as it is all over the world. In order to quickly assess
             erosion and develop policies, the Dynamic Erosion Model and Monitoring System (DEMMS) has become
             a supportive planning tool. Accordingly, it has been set up to monitor erosion in 25 river basins based on
             RUSLE technology and technically reinforced by RS and GIS. DEMMS has successfully produced erosion
             statistics not only for all river basins but also for all provinces of Türkiye, taking into account different land
             use types. In addition, the statistical results produced by DEMMS show maps of the distribution of erosion
             levels on which detailed action plans to combat soil erosion at the micro-catchment level can be easily im-
             plemented. The soil loss calculated on the basis of the statistical results and estimates of DEMMS amounts
             to about 642 million tons ha-1 y-1 in Türkiye. Assessing the extent of water erosion in Türkiye by severity,
             the results show that 79.4% of the total area is under the influence of very low or low severity erosion, while
             20.6% of the total area is affected by moderate, severe and very severe erosion. When the extent of severe
             and very severe erosion is classified according to the type of land use, it is established that severe erosion
             occurs in agricultural and pasture areas. Setting down the efficiency of the model parameters on the amount
             of soil erosion; LS, which represents the combined effect of slope length and steepness on runoff and erosion
             processes, stood out in rational efficiency with a value of 47.55%, while C, R, and K were ranked at 34.82%,
             14.26% and 3.36%, respectively. At the catchment level, sediment yield per unit area was the highest in
             the Çoruh basin at 26 t ha⁻¹ y⁻¹, while sediment yield was the lowest in the Sakarya basin at 4.2 t ha⁻¹
             y⁻¹. Evaluating at the amount of soil transported by catchment area, the highest sediment transport of 160
             million tons was recorded in the Dicle-Fırat basin, while the lowest sediment yield of 3.6 million tons took
             place in the Burdur basin.
             Keywords: DEMMS, RUSLE, GIS, Soil Erosion, Land Use.

                     Makale Atıf Bilgisi: Demirtaş,  İ.  –  Erpul,  G.  (2024).  “Dinamik  Erozyon
                                       Modeli ve İzleme Sistemi (DEMİS) ile Ulusal Ölçekte
                                       Arazi  Kullanım  Türüne  Göre  Erozyon  İstatistikleri-
                                       nin Belirlenmesi”. Çevre, Şehir ve İklim Dergisi, Yıl: 3,
                                       Çölleşme, Erozyon ve İklim Değişikliği Özel Sayısı, s.
                                       (136-155)

                          Makale Türü:  Araştırma
                           Geliş Tarihi:  01.10.2024
                          Kabul Tarihi:  25.10.2024
                           Yayın Tarihi:  08.11.2024
                         Yayın Sezonu:  Kasım 2024
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