'Wave train' diaporamas de présentation

Topic 16 Waves

Topic 16 Waves. GEOL 2503 Introduction to Oceanography. What is a wave?. Energy moving through some medium. How a Wave Begins. How do we put energy into the ocean surface to form waves? Called the generating force. Generating Force. Wind , for most waves Pebble in a pond Earthquake

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CHAPTER 23: TRANSPORTATIONAL CYCLIC STEPS

CHAPTER 23: TRANSPORTATIONAL CYCLIC STEPS. Froude-supercritical normal flow over an erodible bed is inherently unstable. In many cases this instability is expressed in terms of antidunes, which tend to be.

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Atomic and Molecular Physics Ultrafast Laser Physics and Laser Spectroscopy Instrumentation seminar

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Wave simulation

Matt Wash, Mihai Fota , Panagiotis Armagos. Wave simulation. Introduction. Water simulation created by a 3 man group: Matt Wash, Mihai Fota and Panagiotis Armagos Water must be realistically rendered, the waves must be affected by the depth of the ocean;

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Tsunami Attacks

Tsunami Attacks. Presented By : M.A MALIK. Mesco Grades School. A tsunami (pronounced soo -NAA- mee ) is a series of waves (called a "wave train") generated in a body of water by a pulsating or abrupt disturbance that vertically displaces the water column. Introduction.

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Tsunami!

Tsunami!. What happened & why. 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake . Undersea earthquake Magnitude 9.0 ( Moment magnitude scale ). NOAA. Epicenter 150 KM west of Sumatra. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Indian_Ocean_earthquake.

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TSUNAMI DESCRIPTION

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Period, Amplitude & Energy

Packet #3. Period, Amplitude & Energy. 2008, new book. PERIOD.

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Thailand's Tsunami

Thailand's Tsunami. Chanchai Lewis A.K.A(Me). Tsunami. Tsunami comes from two words from Japan: Tsu meaning Harbor and nami meaning wave so Harbor Wave. Tsunamis are more of an secondary effect of most natural disasters.

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Tsunami and Tidal Waves

Tsunami and Tidal Waves. By Matt Sapp & Lauren Gareau . Wading in Water. Tsunami, commonly known as Tidal Waves come from the Japanese word Tsu for (harbor) Nami for (Wave)

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All about Tsunamis

All about Tsunamis. By :Taylor Skelton. Facts about Tsunamis. Tsunamis sometimes reach heights over 100 feet (30.5) These walls of water can cause widespread destruction when they crash ashore Tsunamis race across the sea at up to 500 mph

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