She the author of Satellite Remote Sensing for Archaeology (Routledge 2009). Her research represents the first large-scale landscape archaeology approaches to the field of Egyptology. Her remote sensing work has been the focus of two BBC-Discovery Channel specials on the use of satellite remote sensing in Archaeology: Egypt’s Lost Cities (2011), and Rome: What Lies Beneath (2012). She has published numerous peer-reviewed papers and presented at conferences and symposia across the globe. Sarah is the 2016 TED Prize winner, a National Geographic Fellow, a TED Senior Fellow and a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries.