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The Danube floodplain, the Calafat - Turnu Măgurele sector, through its main   features (topographic and climatic characteristics, land use and soil type)   and human activities, constitutes an area exposed to soil erosion. The main   objective of the present research is to map soil erosion susceptibility using   the GIS techniques for the computation and representation of areas, which are   exposed to soil erosion correlated with the field data for the validation.   Analyzing the entire model, the relatively simple methodology, the database   consistence, the comparability of the results with the existent soil erosion   values at national and local scale, we can say that the model was applied   with success in the studied area (areas and classes of water erosion   susceptibility: very low, low, moderate, high - Ciupercenii Noi, Desa, Măceşu   de Jos, Grojdibodu, Orlea, very high - Rast, Negoi, Catane, Bistreţ, Goicea;   areas and classes of wind erosion susceptibility: very low, low, moderate -   Ciupercenii Noi, Dăbuleni, Ianca, high - Calafat, Poiana Mare, Desa, Goicea,   Piscu Vechi, very high - Poiana Mare, Rast, Negoi, Bistreţ, Gighera, Orlea.   The soil erosion susceptibility map can be useful for planning erosion   control measures and for selecting suitable sites for runoff plot   experiments

Mapping soil erosion susceptibility using GIS techniques within the Danube floodplain, the Calafat - Turnu Măgurele sector (Romania)