Aeolian Research

Papers
(The TQCC of Aeolian Research is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Quantifying dust emission potential of playa and desert surfaces in the Salton Sea Air Basin, California, United States177
Analyzing the development of two regional dust storms on Mars using MRO-MCS and Perseverance observations18
On the relationship between air pollution indices and risk level of dust-related diseases and associated hospitalization17
Surface wind strength and sea surface temperature connections along the south peruvian coast during the last 150 years17
Simulation of aerodynamic entrainment of sand particles on an up-sloping bed using the discrete element method17
Carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic health risks of heavy metals in windborne sediments from a residential area (Case study: Tabas, Iran)17
The influence of foredune geometry on wind flow quantified from computational fluid dynamics simulations17
High resolution luminescence chronology of coastal dune deposits near Chumphon, Western Gulf of Thailand16
Editorial Board16
Aeolian sand cover on a granite peninsula (Hammeren, Bornholm, Baltic Sea) formed in three episodes during the past 11,600 years15
Meteorological and geological controls on dust devil activity: Initial results from a field study at Smith Creek Valley, Nevada, USA13
A classification scheme for sedimentary architectures arising from aeolian-fluvial system interactions: Permian examples from southeast Utah, USA12
The influences of boundary layer thickness on the characteristics of saltation sand flow – A large eddy simulation study11
Transport and deposition of microplastics and microrubbers during a dust storm (Sarakhs, northeast Iran)11
Enhancing wind erosion hazard assessment: a novel framework combining integrated land susceptibility to wind erosion (ILSWE) index and machine learning algorithms (case study: Saravan area, Southeast 11
A high-accuracy stacking model for automatic identification of aeolian saltating tracks in high-speed pictures10
Land cover, drought, and dust emission in arid Succulent Karoo shrublands10
Influence of crop rotation, irrigation, fertilization, and tillage on the aggregate property and soil wind erosion potential in the floodplain of the Yellow River10
Dust transport pathways from The Great Basin9
Grain size analysis and sedimentological characteristics of wind-blown sands: a case study of Barchan dunes in the Erg of Tabas, central Iran9
Development and validation of vegetation indicators for the occurrence of saltation that consider the spatial distribution of vegetation9
Dune behavior in the Source Area of the Yellow River under climate changes observed from various remote sensing datasets9
Magnetic characteristics and source analysis of modern snow dust from the Tianshan Mountains9
Automatic identification of saltating tracks driven by strong wind in high-speed video using multiple statistical quantities of instant particle velocity8
Modelled direct causes of dust emission change (2001–2020) in southwestern USA and implications for management8
Editorial Board8
Vortex core regions of nebkhas and their implications on shadow dune formation7
Reconstructing star dune dynamics using ground penetrating radar – How movement shapes complex surface structures6
Provenance of sediments in a deep-sea core offshore Kangaroo Island spanning the last 125 ka6
Morphological dynamics of a trough-shaped blowout on a fixed dune in China6
Aeolian influences on gully erosion in clay-rich soils in a humid subtropical climate, Southeast USA6
ZIBARS: Distribution, morphology and environmental controls5
Atmospheric dust: cluster based frequency and intensity projections in Central Asia under SSP scenarios5
Corrigendum to “Off-season wind-induced soil erosion from potato fields under varying bedding preparations”. [Aeolian Res. 74 (2025) 101000]5
Field measurement of glyphosate and AMPA in the deposited sediment on the central-semiarid region of Argentina5
Late Quaternary eolian dune-field mobilization and stabilization near the Laurentide Ice Sheet limit, New Jersey Pine Barrens, eastern USA5
Experimental evidence of dust flux size distribution variation along two consecutive erosion seasons5
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