Over the past two decades, source-to-sink studies have yielded extensive insights into the spatio-temporal dynamics of fluvial-dominated landscapes and their response to tectonic, climatic, and… Read More »Laurie Barrier – Studying aeolian landscapes and fluxes from source to sink
Antarctica is one of the windiest regions on Earth, which result in shaping a variety of snow bedforms, akin to those observed in subtropical sand… Read More »Marine Poizat – Snow dunes in Antarctica
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Aeolian transport on Earth, Mars, and other planetary bodies is a complex process that is difficult to observe in the field and challenging to predict… Read More »Christy Swann – Decoding Windblown Sand: the Life, Science and Legacy of R.A. Bagnold
Measurements of aeolian transport processes are fundamental for model development, parameterization and calibration, which help to inform decision makers. Major advances in measurement techniques in… Read More »Cheryl McKenna Neuman & Jo Nield – Intersection of Field and Lab Measurement. Where’s it at?
Not only aeolian loess but also aeolian sand deposits have been widely utilized as key research objectives for reconstructing palaeoclimatic histories on Earth for a… Read More »Xiaoping Yang – Paleoclimates studied by aeolian deposits
Aeolian processes and vegetation interact in many ways at different spatial and temporal scales. This presentation will posit that current understanding and models of the… Read More »Nicholas Webb – Known knowns and known unknowns about vegetation interactions with aeolianprocesses: insights from rangeland applications
ICAR XI will take place in Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA, in a region with a rich history in wind-blown science. As part of the… Read More »ICAR XI Conference Field Trip Introduction – The White Sands and Jornada Field Trip at ICAR XI
Launched July 2022, the purpose of the EMIT (Earth surface MIneral dust source invesTigation) mission is to better constrain the effect of mineral dust on… Read More »Greg Okin – The EMIT (Earth surface MIneral dust source invesTigation) mission: imaging spectroscopy in support of atmospheric dust and climate research
