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Check dams with ecological benefits.

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Fig 2.

Breach of check dams in Suide County.

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Fig 3.

Technology road map of the combined weight-TOPSIS model.

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Fig 4.

Risk evaluation index system of check dam systems.

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Table 1.

Determining principles of scales.

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Table 2.

Random consistency index.

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Table 3.

Connotation of risk evaluation indices for check dam systems.

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Fig 5.

Location of the area (a, b); the altitude of the Wangmaogou watershed (c, Drawn by ESRI’s ArcGIS); the layout of check dam types (d).

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Table 4.

Summary table of evaluation index.

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Fig 6.

The weight of the check dam system risk evaluation index in the Wangmaogou watershed.

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Fig 7.

Euclidean distance and relative closeness degree of check dam system units in the Wangmaogou watershed.

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Fig 8.

The Breach of Wangmaogou No. 2 backbone dam.

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Table 5.

Closeness degree and risk ranking result.

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Fig 9.

Comparison of fitting results of correlation closeness between the combined weight-TOPSIS model and gray theory model.

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Table 6.

Comparison of closeness degree and risk ranking results between the combination weight-TOPSIS and gray relational analysis.

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