'Water waves' presentation slideshows

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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The Nature and Behavior of Waves

The Nature and Behavior of Waves. Chapter 10: Waves. Learning Goals. Compare and contrast transverse and compressional waves. Identify the parts of a wave. What is a Wave?. Wave : a repeating disturbance or movement that transfers energy through matter or space

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19 . Vibrations and Waves. A wiggle in time is a. vibration. wave. Both of these. None of these. A wiggle in time is a. vibration. wave. Both of these. None of these. A wave is a vibration in . space. time. Both of these. None of these. A wave is a vibration in . space.

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Light

Light. Physics 20. Light waves are a little more complicated than water waves. They do not need a medium to travel through. They can travel through a vacuum.

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Chapter 8 Tides

Chapter 8 Tides. Tidal Characteristics. Tides are single waves that stretch across entire ocean basins. They are also shallow-water waves because their wavelengths greatly exceed the depth of the ocean. They occur due to complex interactions of the moon and sun . Origin of the Tides.

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Water Waves

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Refraction of Light

Refraction of Light. Wave Boundary Behavior. wave speed and wavelength are greater in less dense medium wave frequency is not altered by crossing boundary reflected pulse is inverted when wave travels from less dense medium to more dense medium

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Refraction of Light

Refraction of Light. Wave Boundary Behavior. wave speed and wavelength are greater in less dense medium wave frequency is not altered by crossing boundary reflected pulse is inverted when wave travels from less dense medium to more dense medium

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U SIGN L OGO TO M ODEL AND A NIMATE

U SIGN L OGO TO M ODEL AND A NIMATE. Pavel Boytchev E UROLOGO 2005, W ARSZAWA 27-31 A UGUST 2005. A BOUT THE P RESENTATION. Why using Logo to model and animate? Tree models Spying eyes Water waves Ghost stories Final words. W HY L OGO ? W HY A NIMATIONS ?.

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Do Now 05.15.12

Do Now 05.15.12. A wave on Lake Erie has a 2 m wavelength. If 10 waves pass one dock every 16.0 seconds, determine the period and frequency of the wave. What is the speed of the wave?. 25.7 Interference. more than one wave can exist at the same time in the same space.

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Dogs and Cats

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Waves

Waves. What is a wave?. a wave is a disturbance that travels through a medium from one location to another. a wave is the motion of a disturbance. Types of Waves. Mechanical Waves that require a medium Examples: sound waves, water waves, waves in a rope, and shock waves Electromagnetic

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Starter

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Waves

Waves. Sound waves, visible light waves, radio waves, microwaves, water waves , stadium wave . telephone chord waves, earthquake waves, waves on a string, slinky waves. Waves are everywhere in nature. What is a wave?.

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Sound

Sound. Chapter 17. Wave fronts. In a flat region of space, spherical wave fronts are near planar. Longitudinal waves consist of zones of high and low frequency Octave Musical notes that differ by a factor of 2 in frequency are separated by an octave Ultrasound

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Transformation of Shallow-Water Waves

T he Certificate Program in Tsunami Science and Preparedness . Transformation of Shallow-Water Waves. Held at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington (USA) , D uring July 21- August 2, 2007. T he Certificate Program in Tsunami Science and Preparedness .

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Tsunami

Gary Payton. Tsunami. What a tsunami is?.

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Sedimentary Rock

Sedimentary Rock. September 15, 2011. Is That a Fact!. Bentonite, a form of clay composed of very fine silicate crystals, has a wide variety of applications. Some forms can expand as much as 300% when mixed with water. It is used to make cat litter and to line artificial ponds. Bellringer.

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All waves carry energy

All waves carry energy. Waves. A wave can be drawn as a squiggly line: . Wave Components. ?. Wavelength ( ?) . This is the distance from the crest of one wave to the crest of the next wave (or trough to trough). Wave Components. Amplitude.

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S U R F I N G

S U R F I N G. By Dallin & Ariki. KWN. Surfing is only on water/waves. Kelly Slater is the best surfer. They have lots of comps. There or lots of deferent brands. Who invented surfing.

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