'Wind directions' presentation slideshows

Global Pattern of Surface Pressure and Wind

Global Pattern of Surface Pressure and Wind. Global Pattern of Surface Pressure. If we averaged the sea level pressures over the Earth throughout the year we would see broad regions of high and low pressure.

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KARAOKE-Type Presentations

KARAOKE-Type Presentations. Exercises for a 2-Slides Presentation Entry (Convince or inform somebody). You only have one chance to make a first impression !. Simple can be harder than complex!. What is the Overall Process?. Design, Prepare, Deliver!

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Modelling of MPB Transport and Dispersion using Atmospheric Models

Modelling of MPB Transport and Dispersion using Atmospheric Models. Peter L. Jackson Brendan Murphy UNBC Environmental Science & Engineering With assistance from: Ben Burkholder, Melissa Darney, Brenda Moore

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Radiosondes

Radiosondes. History of upper air measurements Radiosondes (s ensors, calibration, telemetry,multiplexing) The Vaisala radiosondes Special radiosondes ( Ozone,atmospheric electricity, radioactivity). European Upper Air stations. Operational stations launch 4 times per day.

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KARAOKE-Type Presentations

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NOAA Operational SAR Sea Surface Wind Products

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Natural arch

Natural arch. Typically formed by a combination of wind and water Narrow ridges are formed and the softer substrata is weathered first, forming a bridge/arch overhead. Ventifact. Created by wind erosion

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Learning Through Service

Learning Through Service East End Elementary Easley, SC Jen McGee Hort. 461 Project Statement Design an interactive learning environment for the students and faculty at East End Elementary that will help to beautify the school.

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GOSUD/SAMOS Workshop 2-4 May 2006

Airflow modeling for research vessels B. I. Moat 1 , M. J. Yelland 1 , R. W. Pascal 1 , S. R. Turnock 2 , S. Popinet 3 1) National Oceanography Centre, UK 2) University of Southampton, UK. 3) National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand. Outline Problem Background

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GOSUD/SAMOS Workshop 2-4 May 2006

Airflow modeling for research vessels B. I. Moat 1 , M. J. Yelland 1 , R. W. Pascal 1 , S. R. Turnock 2 , S. Popinet 3 1) National Oceanography Centre, UK 2) University of Southampton, UK. 3) National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand. Outline Problem Background

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SeaWinds Scatterometer

SeaWinds Scatterometer. James Tianchen Li. Remote Sensing of Ocean Surface Winds. Oceans cover 70 per cent of the Earth's surface Remote sensing allows measurements to be made of vast areas of ocean repeated at intervals in time.

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Why We Care

Why We Care. or Why We Go to Sea. Who Uses the Data?. Shipboard personnel Vessel operations Ocean deployments (buoys, CTDs, towed instruments) Science during cruise Secondary users (not on cruise) Ocean and atmosphere modelers Satellite and other remote measurement communities

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EXPERIMENTAL & NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF WIND LOADS ON ROOFS FOR VARIOUS GEOMETRIES

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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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The Columbus Day Storm October 12, 1962

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Lab 8

Lab 8. November 6 th , 2013. Hurricane Review. Winds rotate counter-clockwise around the center Storm surge is caused by the wind; a wind-driven rush of sea into coastal areas as a strong tropical cyclone arrives Greater wind velocity results in stronger storm surge.

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The Columbus Day Storm October 12, 1962

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Bill Griffin Danny Kyle Cam

Wind Erosion. Bill Griffin Danny Kyle Cam. Questions for the Class. What are 3 major types of wind erosion? What are 2 things that wind deposited materials can form?. The process of wind erosion. Saltation is the movement of very small particles caused by wind.

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CDCA Presentation

CDCA Presentation. Tiernan Garsys. Background. Sophomore at AMHS (Provided with Rapid Prototyping Machine by CDCA in 2008) Required to complete Science Fair project; chose to do project in field of engineering. Interested in alternative energy, especially wind power. Research.

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