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Kansas State University USDA: Wind Erosion
of a Dust Bowl era dust storm. MPG format, 3.7 Megabytes, 320x200 Dune sand in Wind Tunnel This is an older video showing the saltation and creep movement of dune sand in the WERU wind tunnel.MPG format, 2.8 Megabytes, 320x200 Close up of dune sand in Wind Tunnel This is an older video showing a close up of sand movement in the WERU wind tunnel.MPG format, 3.2 Megabytes, 320x200 Dune sand and Plants in Wind Tunnel A video showing plant damage...
Univ. of Regina: Eolian Processes and Landforms
slightly lower for sand when impact among grains (saltation and creep) is taken into account the fluid threshold velocities (wind shear) plot as two straight lines that slope down to converge at a minimum threshold velocity for coarse silt and fine sand (i.e. these are the most easily eroded grains) with smaller particle sizes grains tend to cohere when wet and resist erosion larger grains resist
USGS: Eolian Processes
arid environments. Eolian Erosion Wind erodes the Earth's surface by deflation, the removal of loose, fine-grained particles by the turbulent eddy action of the wind, and by abrasion, the wearing down of surfaces by the grinding action and sand blasting of windborne particles. The sand and rock of China's Turpan Depression resemble closely those in the view of the Martian surface shown in "Types of Deserts." The arrow points to shiny black desert varnish on these...
Kansas State University USDA: Wind Erosion
Niger Border, Africa Sahara Desert Sand Storm, Mali, Africa Strait of Gibraltar Southeastern Mediterranean Panorama Dust Cloud, Mid Atlantic Ocean Dust Storm Cloud, Atlantic Ocean Desert Landscape, Mauritania, Africa Earth Observation of Altiplano Ash/Dust Plume in Argentina
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