Surface erosion

 Surface erosion

It is the phenomenon of moving soil particles on a sloping land with the effect of rainwater and moving them downwards in the direction of the slope. It is the erosion that occurs when the soil particles that are torn from their places by the effect of rain droplets are carried by the waters passing into the surface flow in places where the land slope is uniform and the surface is flat, when the surface flow is not concentrated in certain channels in the form of lines or streams.  In surface erosion, no matter how flat the land surface is, the water flowing into the surface can create some shallow grooves. If these are not noticeable, they are acceptable in surface erosion, and if they have become evident in the form of lines, it is more correct to talk about the first stage of game erosion. Since this type of erosion is spread over the entire surface of the land, and the soil that is often transported as a suspended or melt in water is not clearly visible, and the change in the land surface is not in a short time, the erosion destruction is not immediately noticeable.