30 Jul 2026
Global review of hydrological response time: analysis and synthesis across diverse climatesPublisher siteHydrological Sciences Journal, Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies
Active, last published 2026
In soil erosion and sediment transport
Kindiye
Ebabu
Scholar“Research focused on Soil erosion and sediment transport and adjacent fields.”
Bahir Dar University
Ethiopia28
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01 · About the work
What I study
indiye Ebabu is a researcher working on Soil erosion and sediment transport. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
02 · Reach
Publication output and reach
Kindiye's work has been cited 2,296 times across 2 active years. Bars show publications per year; the line shows cumulative citation totals across publications first appearing in each year.
03 · Research focus
Topics
Soil erosion and sediment transport×37Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies×25Flood Risk Assessment and Management×12Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes×10Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics×8
04 · Where I am
Affiliations
Affiliation on published researchBahir Dar University, EthiopiaDrawn from the institution listed on this researcher’s published work.
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05 · Selected work
Recent publications
4 works18 Aug 20246cites
Cover crops improve soil condition and barley yield in a subtropical highland agroecosystemPublisher siteNutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics
4 Apr 2024Open access10cites
Alterations in Hydrological Responses under Changing Climate and Land Use/Land Cover across Contrasting Agroecological Environments: A Case Study on the Chemoga Watershed in the Upper Blue Nile Basin, EthiopiaPublisher siteWater, Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies
15 Mar 2024
Corrigendum to “The paradox of increased runoff with decreased soil loss with growth of Acacia decurrens plantations in the highlands of Ethiopia” [Ecohydrology & Hydrobiology 24/1 (2024) 73–86]Publisher siteEcohydrology & Hydrobiology, Soil erosion and sediment transport
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