This review focuses on recent advances that have taken place in the use of remote sensing to observe aeolian processes, and to highlight recent approaches that have enabled and been employed to observe and quantify aeolian processes at a range of scales. As remote technologies continue to develop, the review emphasizes the significance that, in their different forms, these data are applicable across all scales at which aeolian processes operate. To address this, the review examines a range of space-borne, airborne and near-surface technologies.
This paper was accepted for publication in the book Treatise on Geomorphology (2nd Edition) and the definitive published version is available at https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-818234-5.00132-2.