**About the Editors**

**Jes ´us Rodrigo-Comino** received his Ph.D. at the University of Malaga (Spain). He received his ´ M.S. in land planning and GIS in 2013 in Granada and Malaga Universities. Since 2015, he has written ´ two books related to soil geography, presented several oral conferences and posters in international meetings, and published his investigations about soil erosion, soil geography, and land degradation processes. He is editor-in-chief of *Air, Soil and Water Research* (SAGE), and also works as an associate editor for the *Hydrological Science Journal* (Taylor and Francis), *Journal of Mountain Science* (Springer) and *Hydrology* (MDPI). He is also a reviewer for more than 110 international indexed journals. At the time of publication, he is working on an Interreg project about light pollution (Smart Light-HUB) at the Trier University (Germany) and COST-Action Firelinks (CA18135) as a grant holder at the University of Valencia (Spain).

**Jos´e Mar´ıa Senciales-Gonz ´alez** (Ph D. 1995) was Associate Lecturer from 1996 to 2003. He is now a Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography (since 2003). He has authored different scientific works including more than 20 indexed articles, book chapters, and complete monographs. He has also contributed to several scientific projects concerning regional environments, environmental impacts, soils, flood hazards, and urban risks, among others. He is a reviewer for several scientific journals and associate editor for *Water* (MDPI). His main expertise is focused on river morphology, weather types, and climate change.

**Jos´e Dami´an Ruiz-Sinoga** is a Full Professor of Physical Geography since 2011. His main research topics are the analysis of geomorphological processes and soil–water–vegetation relationships, at different scales, from the pedon to the small basin scales in the context of Global Change. This uninterrupted activity within the university environment has allowed the publication of numerous scientific articles (146, of which 72 are ISI-JCR, and 47 Q1), books or book chapters (53), participation in congresses, scientific meetings (154) and conferences, both nationally and internationally (63), as well as carrying out different projects in the autonomous, national, and international spheres (36).
