'Ocean surface' diaporamas de présentation

CALCULATING SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE, EMISSIVITY AND ATMOSPHERIC STATE USING HYPERSPECTRAL RADIANCES

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Ch.9-12

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Extreme Weather

Hurricane Ivan over Gulf, Sept. 2004. Source: NOAA. Extreme Weather. Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, and Hurricanes October 27/28 2010. Climate Change : Changes in climate of the past, present or future associated with natural or anthropogenic (human) factors Global Warming :

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Speaker: Ya-Wen Tasi Instructor: Yu-Yan Zhang

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Time Varying OSCAR Surface Currents in the Garbage Patch Regions

Time Varying OSCAR Surface Currents in the Garbage Patch Regions . Kathleen Dohan Earth and Space Research Seattle, WA. OSCAR surface currents.

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Chapter 8 Circulation of the Atmosphere

Chapter 8 Circulation of the Atmosphere. Solar Radiation - initial source of energy to the Earth. It can be absorbed, reflected and reradiated. The redistribution of this energy controls the structure and dynamics of the Atmosphere and Oceans.

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The Thermostat Hypothesis

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Warm-ups Feb 28-March 17 CRCT Review

Warm-ups Feb 28-March 17 CRCT Review.

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Ocean Surface Circulation

Ocean Surface Circulation. Ocean currents are masses of water that flow from one place to another Surface currents develop from friction between the ocean and the wind that blows across the surface Huge, slowly moving gyres. Ocean Surface Circulation. Five main gyres North Pacific Gyre

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Ocean surface currents and the Craig-Banner boundary condition Charles Tang Bedford Institute of Oceanography Dartmouth

Ocean surface currents and the Craig-Banner boundary condition Charles Tang Bedford Institute of Oceanography Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. POM for the Labrador Sea and eastern Canadian shelves Simulations of circulation and winter convection Wind-driven currents on the Grand Banks

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Latin American countries

Latin American countries. Mexico Cuba Haiti Panama Venezuela Brazil Colombia Bolivia. Features of Latin America. Panama Canal Andes Mountains Sierra Madre Mountains Atacama Desert. Amazon River Caribbean Sea Gulf of Mexico Pacific Ocean. Vocabulary Words. Soil exhaustion

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Monday February 25, 2013

Monday February 25, 2013. ( Ocean Water Circulation ). The Launch Pad Monday, 2/25/13. Construct a simple marine food chain and describe the flow of energy through the chain. 98% energy loss. solar energy. phytoplankton. zooplankton. herring. 90% energy loss. 90% energy loss.

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Landforms of the Ocean

Landforms of the Ocean. What Can You Find Down There?. The ocean floor contains all of the geographic features that can be found on the continents: Mountains, volcanoes, plains, valleys, and canyons.

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Development and validation of a capability for wide-swath storm observations of ocean surface wind speed

Development and validation of a capability for wide-swath storm observations of ocean surface wind speed . Timothy L. Miller 1 ( tim.miller@nasa.gov ), M. W. James 1 , W. L. Jones 2 , C. S. Ruf 3 , E. W. Uhlhorn 4 , C. D. Buckley 5 , S. Biswas 2 , G. Shah 2 , and R. E. Hood 6

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U-series Disequilibrium Part 2 9/11/12

U-series Disequilibrium Part 2 9/11/12. Lecture outline: 1) 210 Pb excess and residence time 2) 231 Pa - fraternal twin to 230 Th a. 231 Pa/ 230 Th concordia b. oceanic and sedimentary Pa and Th. photo of box coring device w/ core. 210 Pb Excess. Over what age range is

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Chapter 10:

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Continental Margins and Ocean Basins Chapter 4

Continental Margins and Ocean Basins Chapter 4. Bathymetry. Bathy=deep Meter=measure Discovery and study of the ocean floor. Echo sounding. The sinking of the Titanic in 1912 finally ended the use of ropes with weights

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Wave Power

Wave Power . By : Melvin Gibson . 1. What natural resource is being used and how is this turned into useable energy?.

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2.1 Organisms and their Relationships

2.1 Organisms and their Relationships. I. Ecology A. Scientific discipline that studies the relationships between organisms and their environment. II. The Biosphere A. Portion of Earth that supports life

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