Soil Erosion Model (SEM)

The Soil Erosion Model (SEM) is a scientific tool used to understand how soil is worn away by natural forces like wind and water, as well as human activities such as farming and construction. SEM helps predict where and how much erosion will occur, allowing experts to assess risks to land and crops. By evaluating factors like soil type, vegetation, slope, and rainfall, the model aids in developing strategies to prevent erosion, protect ecosystems, and maintain soil health. This ultimately supports sustainable land use and conservation efforts.