'Juan de fuca' diaporamas de présentation

Discussion Questions

Discussion Questions. Chapter 16. Part I. Question 1. Before Hutton, it was widely assumed that the features of the Earth's surface were: A. always there B. formed by a single, catastrophic event C. underwent gradual change over time D. A and B. Question 2.

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Artificial Intelligence Knowledge-based systems

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Sea and land explorers

Sea and land explorers. The Age of Exploration. Turn and Talk: Why did the Europeans explore the world during the Age of Exploration?. Find a sea route to Asia. Gold and Silver. Knowledge of the world. Expand Christianity. Build and control a larger empire.

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Lecture Outlines Natural Disasters, 7 th edition

Lecture Outlines Natural Disasters, 7 th edition. Patrick L. Abbott. Earthquakes in Continental US and Canada plus Hawaii Natural Disasters, 7 th edition, Chapter 7. U.S. and Canadian Earthquakes. Earthquakes occur throughout North America, not just in California

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Continental Margins and Ocean Basins

Continental Margins and Ocean Basins. Continental Margins. Continental margins facing the edge of diverging plate boundaries are called passive margins. There is relatively little earthquake or volcanic activity associated with these margins.

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Volcanoes Chapter 4 Part 2 Volcanic gases

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Plate Tectonics

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Emergency Response Tug at Neah Bay

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63. What features occur when plates converge / subduct ?

63. What features occur when plates converge / subduct ?. Do Now ESRT page 5. Write down 3 convergent plate boundaries. . Find this plate boundary in ESRT p.5 Draw it.

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Quiz/Review

Quiz/Review. Get out a small piece of paper and put your name on it. When the bell rings, the quiz will begin. Question 1. What areas in New York State are at risk for flooding?. Question 2. Has a hurricane ever hit New York State?. Question 3. What should you do to prepare for a flood?.

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Mt. St Helens, New Mexico

Mt. St Helens, New Mexico. Alex Merber , Sam Doyle, Aaron Levin. Geological Origin. Formed when the Juan de Fuca plate, an oceanic plate, pushed under the North American plate, a continental plate. Magma forced up through the Earth's crust, forming Mount St. Helens.

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Earthquake Safety

Earthquake Safety. C5S4. Earthquake Risk. How do geologists determine earthquake risk?. Geologists can determine earthquake risk by locating where faults are active, where past earthquakes have occurred, and where the most damage was caused. Plate boundaries .

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Puget Sound Oceanography

Puget Sound Oceanography. An introduction by Fritz Stahr & Christian Sarason Outline estuary definition examples - PS, SF Bay, Chesapeake tides & other cycles (view model runs) exercise with real data. San Francisco Bay where the Central Valley rivers meets the Pacific is an estuary.

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Plate Boundaries

Plate Boundaries. By: Tegbir. World Tectonic Hotspots Index. Marianas/Japanese Trench Japan Hawaii Pacific NW Cascade Volcanoes San Andreas Fault Peru-Chile Trench Mid Atlantic Ridge, Iceland African Rift Valley Himalayan Mountains Aleutian Islands Java Trench .

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Mt. St. Helens

Mt. St. Helens. By: Ann Wielenberg. Introduction.

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Earth and its interior

Earth and its interior. BY: Ross Osborne. Volcanoes/Earthquakes. Volcanoes are caused by Convergent boundaries in the earths surface which is one plate going under another this can also cause mountains to form These can be found near the colliding African and Indian plates

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Plate Tectonics

History of Pangaea Convergent Boundaries Divergent Boundaries Transform Boundaries Real World Connections. Plate Tectonics. History of Pangaea.

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Mt. St Helens, New Mexico

Mt. St Helens, New Mexico. Alex Merber , Doyle Rules, Aaron Levin. Geological Origin. Formed when the Juan de Fuca plate, an oceanic plate, pushed under the North American plate, a continental. Magma forced up through the Earth's crust, forming Mount St. Helens.

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The Cascades

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Hint, Hint, Wink, Wink Question:

Hint, Hint, Wink, Wink Question:. Why does Western Washington have so many earthquakes and volcanoes?. The Long Version:.

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