Abstract
Aerial infrared photography is used to detect topographic changes in vegetation-induced sand dunes of the North Carolina Outer Banks. High infrared reflectance produced by the mutual interdependence of pioneer dune vegetation and wind-blown sand accumulation makes possible the prediction of dune growth and deflation patterns in vegetated coastal dune systems.
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