OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of CATENA is 57. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Editorial Board	271
Editorial Board	134
Atterberg limits fail in recognizing fragipan horizons	134
Processes controlling the organic matter degradation in a tropical coastal wetland: Mboro, Senegal	121
The difference in leaf color quality of Cotinus coggygria during the coloration peak period affected by soil and topographic heterogeneity	118
Editorial Board	116
Sea level rise may contribute to the greening of Arctic coastal freshwaters – Implications from the ontogeny of Greiner Lake, Nunavut, Canada	106
Editorial Board	105
A tribute to Professor Ad de Roo (1963–2022). A dedicated life for flood risk assessment, modelling & risk reduction	103
Editorial Board	103
Relationships between livestock density and soil phosphorus contents – County and farm level analyses	101
Suspended sediment response to Nordic bioeconomy and climate change scenarios in a first-order agricultural catchment	99
Hydro-sedimentary dysfunctions as a key factor for the storage of contaminants in mountain rivers (Bienne River, Jura Mountains, France)	97
Comment on “Review of methods of spatio-temporal evaluation of rainfall erosivity and their correct application” by Brychta et al. (2022), Catena 217, 106454	94
Comment on “Reconstruction of 26 kyrs palaeoenvironmental history of the Czarny Dunajec Fan — A multiproxy study of the Długopole gravel pit deposits (Western Carpathians, S Poland)” by Hrynowiecka et	92
Changes in soil hydrodynamic parameters during intermittent rainfall following tillage	92
Sediment yield in a basin in Brazilian Semiarid Regions: A discussion on positive allometry	90
Identification and quantification of nutrients sources in the Aspio watershed (Italy). Insight from geogenic mineralization and anthropogenic pressure	90
Responses of net ecosystem carbon budget and net global warming potential to long-term nitrogen deposition in a temperate grassland	90
Quantitative evidence of underestimated nitrogen rhizodeposition using 15N split-root labeling during spring wheat developmental period	89
Contributions of mycorrhizal fungi to soil aggregate formation during subalpine forest succession	89
Soil quality assessment and its response to water flow connectivity in different vegetation restoration types, eastern China	85
Microtopography-Guided precision restoration of sandy lands through UAV: A case study in Hunshandake Sandy Land, China	85
Annual dynamics of periglacial alluvial fans mapped and quantified using time series of UAV data in Svalbard	85
The role of organic materials and calcium carbonates mediated by biocrusts in altering soil aggregate size fractions in drylands	84

Soil dissolved carbon and nitrogen dynamics along a revegetation chronosequence of Caragana korshinskii plantations in the Loess hilly region of China	83
The effect of altitude on the prediction of momentum for rainfall erosivity studies in Mexico	83
Modeling of the sediment transport and deposition in the Yellow River Estuary during the water-sediment regulation scheme	81
Effect of soil crust on the prediction of soil organic matter based on soil colour	81
Self organizing hydrological processes in a runoff source area	77
Assessing the impacts of lithology on short-term gully evolution within the karst Mediterranean area	77
Soil properties and charcoal as proxies of variations driving pedogenesis in a savanna palm swamp (vereda): Insights into Quaternary climate and environmental changes of central Brazil	76
A century-long streamflow reconstruction reveals significant streamflow increases in the upper Yangtze River basin	74
Integrated soil water content and stable isotopes reveal contrasting soil water driving forces between seasons in hot-dry valleys	74
Linking fungal diversity with soil water repellency through grassland enclosure in Loess Hilly Region	73
Lake level variability on the Northeastern Tibetan Plateau linked to interaction between Westerlies and Asian monsoon since the last deglaciation	72
Sources, degradation, and thermal stability of organic matter in riparian soils along two major rivers of China	72
Effects of different grazing intensities on the plant reproductive traits and heterogeneous distributions of soil properties	70
Increasing the pH of tropical peat can enhance methane production and methanogenic growth under anoxic conditions	70
Regional chronology of landslide movements based on anatomical growth responses of trees: The České středohoří highlands	70
Punctuated landscape evolution of the Caesarea (Israel) plot-and-berm agroecosystem in coastal sand inferred from port-OSL and OSL chronologies	69
Species and spatial differences in vegetation rainfall interception capacity: A synthesis and meta-analysis in China	68
The effect of agriculture on topsoil carbon stocks is controlled by land use, climate, and soil properties in the Argentinean Pampas	67
Spatial variation in soil aggregate stability and erodibility at different slope positions in four hilly regions of northeast China	67
Within-site drivers for soil nutrient variability in plantation forests: A case study from dry sub-humid New Zealand	67
Forest soil nutrient stocks along altitudinal range of Uttarakhand Himalayas: An aid to Nature Based Climate Solutions	66
Comparison of fine root biomass and soil organic carbon stock between exotic and native mangrove	64
Profile distribution of soil organic carbon and its isotopic value following long term land-use changes	63
Variability of soil mapping accuracy with sample sizes, modelling methods and landform types in a regional case study	61
Human settlement distribution patterns during the Longshan and Xinzhai-Erlitou periods and their hydrogeomorphic contexts in the Central Plains, China	59
An objective methodology for waterlogging risk assessment based on the entropy weighting method and machine learning	59
Soil bacterial communities at the treeline in subtropical alpine areas	59
Recognition of cross-regional loess water content based on machine vision: Case study of three regions	58
Quantifying anthropogenic soil erosion at a regional scale – The case of Jiangxi Province, China	58
Runoff and sediment effect of the soil-water conservation measures in a typical river basin of the Loess Plateau	58
Joint regulation of the soil organic carbon accumulation by mineral protection and microbial properties following conservation practices	57
Effects of post-abandonment management on surface runoff in a Mediterranean mid-mountain basin	57
Soil ecological stoichiometry synchronously regulates stream nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations and ratios	57
Forest succession accelerates soil carbon accumulation by increasing recalcitrant carbon stock in subtropical forest topsoils	57