'Ocean current' presentation slideshows

Palaeoclimates

Palaeoclimates. Presented by : Cherie Forbes (MSc, Plant Conservation Unit, Botany Department, UCT) Supervisor: Lindsey Gillson , Co-supervisor: Timm Hoffman. Overview:. Introduction 1.1. What and why Palaeoclimates? 1.2. Palaeohistorical (and geological) perspective

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Ben Franklin published the first chart of an ocean current in 1769

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Ocean and Coastal Processes

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Deployment Analysis in Underwater Acoustic Wireless Sensor Networks

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climatologist Gulf Stream hydrologist ocean current

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Gulf Stream

Gulf Stream. Makes. Europe. Gulf Stream. warmer. narrow warm water beginning in the carribean. Clockwise flow.

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Ocean Currents

Ocean Currents. Vocabulary. Ocean Current Coriolis Effect Rip Current Upwelling. Major Ocean Currents. An Ocean Current is a large volume of water flowing in a certain direction . Wind-driven currents are called surface currents .

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Working with Scientific Data using Mosaic Dataset

Working with Scientific Data using Mosaic Dataset. Hong Xu, Dan Zimble. Scientific Data. Data used in Ocean, Weather, Land, Atmosphere, and etc. Multidimensional Variables are captured in multiple times and depths Temperature / Time Salinity / Depth Pressure / Altitude

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Ocean Currents

Ocean Currents. Eric Angat Teacher. Copy and Answer the following Questions. Why do we need to study ocean currents? What is a bathysphere? What is Discodermolide ?. Ocean Currents. To predict weather more efficiently. To predict the flow of pollutants.

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Describing population density

Describing population density. Some tips Name continents with lots of people Name continents with very few people Name/state where lots of people are clustered together Say where people are spread out. Population pyramid for Chad. Few old people . Narrow top .

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What Causes Climate

What Causes Climate. Section 1 By Quinn, Liza, James, and Brendon . Factors that affect temperature . Factors Affecting Temperature. Weather refers to the condition of the atmosphere at a particular place and time.

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Water and Wind Unit

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Frontal weather systems.

Frontal weather systems. Relief Rainfall. Cooler air. Wind direction. Warmer air. Convectional Rainfall. Cooler air. Warm air rises, taking water vapour with it. Ground warms up and, in turn, warms air. Cold Front. Cold Air Mass. Frontal Rainfall. Warm Air Mass. Frontal Rainfall.

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Ocean Currents

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El Nino

El Nino. El Nino. El Nino Part 1- Normal Year. The trade winds push water east to west. This creates an ocean current. The trade winds push the storms and hurricanes to the west. Trade winds cool the water at the surface. As the trade winds push the water to the west, it starts to pile up.

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September 19, 2011 Aim: How can we use the ESRT to learn about ocean currents?

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Ocean Currents

Ocean Currents. Ocean current affect Climate. The temperature of an ocean current affects the temperature of the air that passes over it. For example, the warm North Pacific current heats cool air that passes over it, providing a milder climate to coastal regions of B.C.

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Weather

Weather. Snowstorms, Wind, and What Makes Atlantic Canada Unique. What is a Snowstorm? Snow forms when water vapor condenses at a temperature below freezing point. Two factors are essential in creating a snowstorm: snow and wind.

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