'Resistant rock' presentation slideshows

Fluvial Processes, Patterns & Landforms

Fluvial Processes, Patterns & Landforms. 5 th Year Geography Ms Cummins. Learning Outcome:. Understand how fluvial (river) processes transform the landscape. Examine the landforms created during the different river stages. FEED s for these landforms F eature E xplanation E xample

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Ok 1 (U) notice anything?

Ok 1 (U) notice anything?. Oh no Jackie Its those First Years again!. First year geography Ms Clifford. Rivers: How they shape our land. Some important river terms. Source -where a river begins

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Chapter 11: Fluvial Processes, Patterns and Landforms, and Human Interaction

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Large-scale geomorphology: Classical concepts reconciled and integrated with contemporary ideas via a surface process mo

Large-scale geomorphology: Classical concepts reconciled and integrated with contemporary ideas via a surface process model. Kooi and Beaumont 1996. Photo credit: John S. Shelton. 3 Scales. Micro Uniform gradient No channels or hillslopes represented Meso Groups of microscale subsystems

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Extreme Environments

19. Why are Deserts Cold During the Night?. Hot Deserts. Extreme Environments. 20. What are hot deserts like? ? Climate. Hot Deserts. Extreme Environments.

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Waterfalls

Waterfalls. The River Twiss and Doe near Ingleton, North Yorkshire. Describe the environment. Vegetation density Vegetation type Relief = height and shape of the land Cross-section Geology. River Doe.

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High Force Reservoir

High Force Reservoir. LO: To describe the formation of a waterfall and gorge using High Force as an exemplar. High Force is the tallest waterfall in the UK. Waterfalls happen where there are layers of hard and soft rock.

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