'Softer rock' diaporamas de présentation

Table of Contents

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Landforms of Fluvial Erosion and Deposition

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Surface Processes: What are they doing to Earth?

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What are the forces of erosion and deposition that shape our landscape?

Suppose that you fill a jar halfway with layers of gravel, sand, and soil. Then you fill the jar with water, cover it tightly, and shake for 5 seconds. What effect would shaking the jar have on the soil, sand, and gravel? What would happen to them after the shaking stops? Explain your answer.

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Aim: To develop a knowledge and understanding of Rivers in the landscape

Aim: To develop a knowledge and understanding of Rivers in the landscape. By the end of the lesson I should know: New terminology for important parts of the river. The course of a river. Rivers in the landscape.

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Gradational Processes

Gradational Processes. Landforms result from the uplift caused by tectonic forces AND the processes of gradation that are constantly at work. Uplift is powered by energy from below. Gradation is powered by energy from above. BASE LEVEL.

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Water Erosion

Water Erosion. Warm Up.

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Bell Work

Bell Work. Erosion is __________________________________ ___________________________________________ Sediment is _________________________________ Gravity is ___________________________________ ___________________________________________ Name the four types of mass movement:____________

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Rivers

Rivers. Long and cross profiles Processes of erosion, deposition and transportation The characteristics and formation of waterfalls and gorges The characteristics and formation of meanders and ox-bow lakes The characteristics of levees, deltas and flood plains

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Ch.9

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10.1 Shoreline Erosion & Deposition

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