Soilsusceptibilitytodetachmentandtransportsub-processesoferosionisgenerallycontroledbytheaggregatebreakdownmechanism.Measuringparticlesizeandaggregationtotheestimateerodibilitypotentialofsoilsisimportantundererosiverainfallconditions.TheAggregateSizeDistribution(ASD)isoneofthemostimportantdeterminantsofsoilstructurealongwithsoilorganicmattercontentfordescribingtheefficiencyofapplied,sustainablemanagementstrategies.Thisstudyaimedtocomparetheperformancesofthreedifferentaggregatesizedistributionmodelstopredictthecharacteristicaggregatesizeparameter(mediandiameter,D50)forerodedsedimentfrominterrillerosionprocessesofRain-SplashTransport(RST)andRaindropImpactedFlowTransport(RIFT).TheASDsof1143collectedsedimentsamplesfromtheRSTandRIFTprocessesweremeasuredandmodeledbytheLog-normal,Fractal,andWeibullapproaches.TheD50value,asacharacteristicparameterforaggregatesizedistributions,derivedfromthecumulativeASDcurvewascomparedforsoilsfromdifferentlandusetypesanddifferentslopeandrainfallintensityconditions.TheperformanceofeachmodelwasevaluatedusingtheMeanSquareError(MSE)andCoefficientofDetermination(R^2).TheWeibullapproachwasthemostaccuratemodelshowingthebestfitwiththelowestMSEvalues(0.0002≤MSE≤0.0048)andhavingthegreatestR2values(0.936≤R^2≤0.998)whencomparedwiththeLog-normalandFractalmodels.Herewith,forsemi-aridlanduseandsoil,specificshapeandscaleparametersfortheWeibulldistribution,therespectiveASDsweresuccessfullyre-generatedformodelingtheerodedsedimentofthesimulatedRSTandRIFTinterillprocesses.
