Dear George Papaioannou

Hello

In fact, little numbers of studies have been conducted in field of erodibility
factor of K for geologic formation, since it is basically for soils. I just can
address you to one of my recently published paper in this regards ( Vaezi, A.R.,
Sadeghi, S.H.R., Bahrami, H.A. and Mahdian M.H., 2008, Modeling the USLE
K-factor for calcareous soils in northwestern Iran, Geomorphology,
97(3-4):414-423.Secondly, some of my colleagues have tried to do so, but they
mainly focused on quaternary formations. I will also let you know in case of
finding any new in due course.

Best Wishes

Dr. S.H.R. Sadeghi
(Ph.D. in Soil and Water Conservation Engineering)
Head and Associate Professor,
Department of Watershed Management Engineering,
College of Natural Resources and Marine Sciences, Tarbiat Modares University,
Noor46417-76489, Mazandaran Province, Iran,
Alternative E-mails:sadeghi@..., shrsadeghi@...
Tel.:+98 122 6253101-3 and Fax:+98 122 6253499


geopapaioa <geopapaioa@...> wrote:
Hello to everybody. I am doing my master project and i have a little
problem. In the Universal soil loss equation there is a factor K . In
my area i have Gneiss , Granite and hard limestone (marble).I would
appreciate if someone can send me a table with the K factor for the
upper geological conditions. It is important for me to have the
biography , so please if you can include the article i would be
thankful. By the way, this forums is doing terrific job. I want to
thanks all the professors and the other members of the forum for their
selfless help. With respect George Papaioannou. Greece