under controlled laboratory conditions using a flume and rainfall simulator as water applicators, and a laser microreliefmeter and tensiometric system as soil response measuring devices. The soil chosen was a highly erodible Grenada loess. Discussion
The aim of this study was to contribute to the elaboration of an expert-based runoff prediction model able to simulate the influence of soil conservation practices in the context of loess soils susceptible to crusting. Experiments have been