Wind erosion is a threat for numerous landscapes throughout the world, which can be
promoted or suppressed by direct and indirect impacts. In recent years, great efforts have …

Management and conservation of soil and water resources are critical to human well-being.
Their prudent use and management are more important now than ever before to meet the …

Dust storms, produced by the removal of surface materials from the world's drylands, are a
vital component of the environment. This is because of their role in biogeochemical cycling …

Large ecosystem processes often take place beyond the observation time of a researcher.
Yet, through retrospective research scientists can approach and understand ecosystem …

Field measurements and observations have shown that wind erosion is a threat for
numerous arable lands in the European Union (EU). Wind erosion affects both the semi‐arid …

A lack of long-term soil wind erosion data impedes sustainable land management in
developing regions, especially in Central Asia (CA). Compared with large-scale field …

Wind erosion in arid and semi-arid areas is an important global environmental issue, and
changes in wind speed trends over time play a key role in wind erosion dynamics. In a …

In the Sahel, with average annual precipitation in the order of 500mmyr− 1, wind erosion
occurs mainly on cultivated millet fields whose surfaces are only partially covered by crop …

We present AUSLEM (AUStralian Land Erodibility Model), a land erodibility modelling
system that utilizes a rule-set of surficial and climatic thresholds applied through a …

Wind erosion models are important tools for assessing soil erodibility and identifying
management practices to control erosion. The Agricultural Policy/Environmental eXtender …