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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Rainfall erosion characteristics of loess slope based on big data and internal financial control of enterprises

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In this paper, the loess slope formed in S province is taken as an example to illustrate the ecological restoration project of limestone quarry in T city. Consistent with the study of groundwater characteristics of high fill loess, based on the incomplete characteristics of loess and the anti-sliding property of high fill loess slope, the water quality curves of samples with different particle sizes and the data of soil characteristic curves obtained through experiments were measured by GCT (groundwater curve tool) using finite element method under different rainfall infiltration conditions. The rainfall erosion is analyzed by MATLAB software, and the unsaturation of loess is analyzed by the data of particle size distribution. Study the influence of groundwater properties; the mathematical model of rainfall erosion behavior curve (SWCC) suitable for the samples studied in this paper is determined, and the influence of various changes in the parameters of SWCC is studied. Finally, based on this point, the paper puts forward the measures to enhance the level of enterprise financial control in the new era, analyzes the problems in preventing financial risks and business control in the era of big data, and analyzes the enterprise financial control system. After that, in order to reasonably use big data technology to maintain and control financial risk, the paper puts forward some suggestions, such as strengthening the professional skills of all employees, improving their comprehensive quality, and enhancing their awareness of early warning financial risk. Based on the above three parts of innovation and reform optimization suggestions, this paper studies the rainfall characteristics of loess slope and the control of enterprise financial risk according to the wide enterprise internal financial control data and successfully puts forward the development measures to improve the enterprise internal financial control in the new period.

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This article is part of the Topical Collection on Environment and Low Carbon Transportation

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Yu, X. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Rainfall erosion characteristics of loess slope based on big data and internal financial control of enterprises. Arab J Geosci 14, 1589 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-07960-0

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