'Destructive waves' diaporamas de présentation

Coastal Processes, Patterns and Landforms

Coastal Processes, Patterns and Landforms. Objectives. Discuss the processes of coastal erosion, transportation and deposition. Understand the formation of coastal landforms and identify these on diagrams, maps and photographs.

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Focus Area 5A3 Issues in Australian Environments

Focus Area 5A3 Issues in Australian Environments. Coastal management. Syllabus: Coastal Management. Students learn about: At least TWO geographical issues affecting Australian environments, ( one study must include fieldwork) : the geographical processes relevant to the issue

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Focus Area 5A3 Issues in Australian Environments

Focus Area 5A3 Issues in Australian Environments. Coastal management. Syllabus: Coastal Management. Students learn about: At least TWO geographical issues affecting Australian environments, ( one study must include fieldwork) : the geographical processes relevant to the issue

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Chapter 6 Restless Earth: Earthquakes, Geologic Structures, and Mountain Building

Chapter 6 Restless Earth: Earthquakes, Geologic Structures, and Mountain Building. What Is an Earthquake?. An earthquake is the vibration of Earth produced by the rapid release of energy Energy released radiates in all directions from its source, the focus Energy is in the form of waves

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Marine Processes

Marine Processes. Movement of Water. Water is set in motion by: Waves; Tides; Currents. WAVES. ROUGHEN THE WATER SURFACE. CURRENTS. COLD AND WARM WATER STREAMS THAT FLOW FASTER THAN THE SURFACE WATER. Tides. Shallow_water_wave. Deep_water_wave. 1) Waves.

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The Work of Waves and Wind

The Work of Waves and Wind. Objectives: Explain the characteristics of ocean waves Present coastline features of erosion, transport and deposition Human influence on coastal processes. How are waves formed.

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OCR GEOGRAPHY B

OCR GEOGRAPHY B. COASTS. QUESTIONS FOR INVESTIGATION. How do systems ideas help us to understand physical processes? What processes and factors are responsible for distinctive coastal landforms? Why is the management of coastlines becoming increasingly important?.

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A virtual case study

A virtual case study. Erosion on the Holderness Coast. Move through the power point in your own time Use the power point to complete the worksheet you have been given. 1)Where is the Holderness Coast?. The Holderness Coast is found in England. Where is the Holderness Coast in England?.

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Waves and Cliffs

Waves and Cliffs. Aim: to understand different types of waves and how cliffs disappear. What's the difference? In your books write down 3 differences you can see from these pictures. http://whs.moodledo.co.uk/file.php/1365/Coastal%20Systems/Wave%20Motion.swf

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COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS 1 background waves coastal erosion coastal deposition

COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS 1 background waves coastal erosion coastal deposition.

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Spurn Head

Spurn Head. What is this and what might have caused it?. Spurn Point. What is this and what might have caused it?. Here is one clue. Here is another clue. Here is another clue. Mappleton. Rock Groyne. Spurn Head. Located on the Humber Estuary on the East Yorkshire Coast.

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Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes. Creating waves Constructive waves Destructive waves Processes of erosion Processes of transportation Longshore drift - Summary. Creating waves

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Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes. Creating waves Constructive waves Destructive waves Processes of erosion Processes of transportation Longshore drift - Summary. Creating waves

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Group Members :

Group Members :. *Kellen George *Rasheeda Melville *Maurica Roachford *Leeana Trim *Corey Bowen. What are Coral Reefs?.

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How are Beaches Shaped By Deposition?

How are Beaches Shaped By Deposition?. Wave Types. Constructive Waves They have a strong swash and a weak backwash. This allows a neat increase of material These waves are flatter and smaller than destructive waves Material spills forward building up on the beach. Wave Types.

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Parth - James

Thavisha - Avnish. Parth - James. Numaan - Richard. Sean - Zakariya. Danny - Amani. Joseph - Dario. Wajed - Jack. Matho - Rory. Alex - Yash. Koti - Anthony. 10B. Miss Wickins. Miss Wickins. GCSE: Edexcel B GEOGRAPHY. Coasts- Unit 2 Coastal processes produce landforms

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BBC CLASS CLIPS - coasts

BBC CLASS CLIPS - coasts. Constructive and destructive waves Slumping (half way through) Stacks bays headlands erosion E rosion and impacts LSD and spits/bars/ tombolo Good longshore drift and spits Headlands/bays/ wcp /wave cut notch and stacks/arches Weathering and slumping.

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BBC CLASS CLIPS - coasts

BBC CLASS CLIPS - coasts. Constructive and destructive waves Slumping (half way through) Stacks bays headlands erosion E rosion and impacts LSD and spits/bars/ tombolo Good longshore drift and spits Headlands/bays/ wcp /wave cut notch and stacks/arches Weathering and slumping.

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