'Headlands' presentation slideshows

Coastal Landscapes

Coastal Landscapes. Higher Geography Physical Environments: Lithosphere. Topic Outline. Name and explain the erosion processes at work.

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Coastal Landforms

Coastal Landforms. Basic Concepts. I. Sea level changes repeatedly 422 ft. eustatic rise since 18,000 years ago. specific landscapes submergent or emergent depending on tectonic change II. Waves and resultant currents erode, transport, and deposit sediment load. rocky headlands

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The Sea

The Sea. Creator and Destroyer. The action of the sea. The sea is constantly changing the shape of our coastline. This is happening because waves, like rivers, erode, transport, and deposit material. Waves move material along our coastline. Why do waves break on the Shoreline?. Waves.

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VCE Geography 2010

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Condensation: DEW, Fog, & clouds

Chapter 5. Condensation: DEW, Fog, & clouds. The Formation of Dew & Frost. Dew forms on objects near the ground surface when they cool below the dew point temperature. More likely on clear nights due to increased radiative cooling

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CHAPTER 10 The Coast: Beaches and Shoreline Processes

CHAPTER 10 The Coast: Beaches and Shoreline Processes Overview Coastal region constantly changes Primarily due to waves Erosion Deposition Many people live in coastal regions 80% of people in U.S. live within easy access of coast Coastal regions Coast and coastline Beach

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Coastal Landforms

Coastal Landforms. Erosional and depositional landforms. Defining the Coastal Area / Zone. The coastline is the line where the land and sea meet.

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The Work of Waves and Wind

The Work of Waves and Wind. Objectives: Explain the characteristics of ocean waves and tides Present coastline features of erosion, transport and deposition Examine the processes of wind erosion and deposition Differentiate different types of dune Describe the wind deposit LOESS.

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What to Know Before Planting GMO

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The Beach and Nearshore Environment

The Beach and Nearshore Environment. Sources of Sand. Sand, Gravel, Pebble, Cobble Quartz Volcanic Carbonate. Nearshore Features. Depositional Coasts Dunes Beach Face Berm Beach sediment Erosional Coasts Headlands Sea Cliffs, Sea Stacks, Sea Arches and Sea Caves

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Headlands

Headlands. and bays. http://www.flickr.com/photos/anthonythomas/3085961629/. Waves attack the coastline. Harder rock. Softer rock. Harder rock. This area is now more sheltered, this encourages deposition and beaches are formed. Harder rock. Harder rock.

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Dorset Coast

Dorset Coast. Dorset Coast Case Study Land Use, Conflicts and Solutions. Aims. Describe how the physical environment creates opportunities for economic and social land use. Identify the land users in and around Lulworth Cove. Identify land use conflicts between users at Lulworth Cove.

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Shoreline Processes and Features

Shoreline Processes and Features. August 8, 2014. Headlands. Headlands. Tombolo. Tombolo. Sea Arches. Sea Cliff. Wave Cut Terrace. Wave Cut Terrace. Wave Built Terrace. Wave Built Terrace. Sea Caves. Sea Stack. Sea Stack. Long Shore Current. Spit. Another Spit. Spit Close-Up.

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Renewable Energy positive and negative impacts on Biodiversity

Renewable Energy positive and negative impacts on Biodiversity. Changing habitat opportunities for farmland wildlife. Energy crops are structurally very different from conventional crops Fewer applications of fertilisers and herbicides

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COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS 2 erosion landforms depositional landforms

COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS 2 erosion landforms depositional landforms.

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Coastal Landforms

Coastal Landforms. Cliffs and wave cut platforms - Beaches Caves, arches, stacks and stumps Headlands and bays Spits Summary. Cliffs and wave cut platforms

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Miss Rumphius Vocabulary

Miss Rumphius Vocabulary. November 26, 2007. Bloomed. Had flowers that opened The flowers bloomed in the spring. lupines. Flowers of a certain type that grow in cone shaped cluster I watched the bees land on the lupines in my garden. bushels. Amounts that each equal 32 quarts

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Miss Rumphius Vocabulary

Miss Rumphius Vocabulary. November 26, 2007. Bloomed. Had flowers that opened The flowers bloomed in the spring. lupines. Flowers of a certain type that grow in cone shaped cluster I watched the bees land on the lupines in my garden. bushels. Amounts that each equal 32 quarts

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