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WIND. Kyle Fong , Robert Ford , Cole Basi.

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WIND Kyle Fong , Robert Ford , Cole Basi

WIND

WIND. Chapter 6 Test 3 material End. EOLIAN. EQUALS WIND EROSION + WIND TRANSPORT + WIND DEPOSITION. EROSIONAL CAPACITY OF WIND. ABILITY FOR WIND TO MOVE MATERIALS IS SMALL COMPARED TO ICE (GLACIERS) & WATER (RIVERS). DEFLATION. THE REMOVAL AND LIFTING OF INDIVIDUAL LOOSE PARTICLES

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Wind. Weather and Climate Unit. What is wind?. Wind is air in motion. Two factors are necessary to specify wind: speed and direction. What causes the wind to blow?. As the sun warms the Earth's surface, the atmosphere warms too.

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WIND. Wind is movement of air caused by differences in air pressure. The greater the difference, the faster the wind moves. Air flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure .

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Wind. The summer wind, came rolling in, from across the bay. What causes wind?. Uneven heating of the Earth’s surface causes some areas to be warmer than others Warmer air is less dense and moves. Coriolis Effect. The rotation of the Earth causes wind. Like a spinning ball.

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Wind . Caused by... uneven heating of the Earth’s surface Winds are named by the direction they blow from. Direction indicated by... wind vane Speed measured with... anemometer. Wind Chill Factor. Increased cooling caused by wind. Local Winds. Sea Breeze Land Breeze.

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Wind. By: Mrs. Thieme. Wind .

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Wind. Wind. Provides natural ventilation and usually cools buildings/people because it accelerates the rate of heat transfer Speed and direction change throughout the day and year. Not as predictable as the sun’s path Wind rose diagrams help visualize the patterns at a site. Negatives.

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Wind. B y: Andrea Goodson, Brittany Donna & David Hooper. Introduction . The energy source wind, has always been here on earth. Wind is just simply air in motion Wind is caused by the uneven heating of water and land.

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Wind. By: Daisy Mele Melanie Cook Ashley Mordue Launie Moeai. What is Wind?.

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Air Movement. 3. Wind. Read each slide carefully. Make sure pay attention to any diagrams. Complete the questions when finished!. Air Movement. 3. Forming Wind. Earth is mostly rock or land, with three-fourths of its surface covered by a relatively thin layer of water, the oceans.

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Wind. Wind Power. “Research shows that wind power could theoretically produce over 100 times the region’s current demand for electricity.”. Source . Wind Power is actually a form of solar power because it is caused by heat from the sun.

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Wind. Wind is the general horizontal motion of air from one location to another based on differences in air pressure Air speed is measured by an anemometer Air movement is governed primarily by Pressure gradient force Coriolis force Friction force. What causes wind movement.

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Wind. Stand By to Wear Ship Wear-O! Rise Tack and Sheet on the Main Brace your Yards Square to the Wind Shift all Fore and Aft Sheets Set the Spanker Set the Main Sail Helm Full and By. Wind. Stand By to Wear Ship Wear-O! Rise Tack and Sheet on the Main

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Wind Causes of Wind

Wind Causes of Wind. What causes the wind to blow? As the sun warms the Earth's surface, the atmosphere warms too. Some parts of the Earth receive direct rays from the sun all year and are always warm. Other places receive indirect rays, so the climate is colder.

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Wind. Wind is created by solar energy. More specifically wind is created by the uneven heating of the Earth. Reasons why the Earth heats unevenly: 1) it’s made of water and land. 1. Hot air rises. 3. Cool air fills void. wind. 2. Void. Water Land. wind. Wwhat happens at night?.

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Wind. Gravity. Glaciers. General. General 2. General 3. Gravity. General. General 2. General 3. Wind. Glaciers. $100. $100. $100. $100. $ 100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400.

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Wind. EQ: What is wind?. Wind is air in motion. It is produced by the uneven heating of the earth’s surface by the sun. Since the earth’s surface is made of various land and water formations, it absorbs the sun’s radiation unevenly.

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Barbuda Topography. > 50 m. 17.75 N. 38 m max on Barbuda. sea level. 0. Ross Wagenseil for PGDM April 2001. 61.72 W. < - 50 m. KILOMETERS. ARC-MINUTES. 10. 61.9 W. MILES. 5. 5. 10yr. 25yr. 50yr. 100yr. SELECT. Wind. CDMP. Wave. Surge. 5. 17.533 N. 0. 0. 0. DRAFT

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Nevis Topography. 17.225 N. 700. 600. 300. 500. 400. > 750 m. 200. Ross Wagenseil for PGDM April 2001. 62.65 W. 100. 0. 62.525 W. KILOMETERS. ARC-MINUTES. 10. sea level. MILES. < - 50 m. 5. 5. 10yr. 25yr. 50yr. 100yr. SELECT. Wind. PGDM. Wave. 5. Surge. 17.075 N.

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Wind. Wind Movement. Using what you know about CONVECTION how do you think wind is formed?. Wind Movement. A wind is the horizontal movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure .

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Wind. Earth’s Changing Surface. Review. 5 Agents of Erosion Gravity Running Water Glaciers Wind Waves. Erosion by Wind. Wind by itself is the weakest agent of erosion. Powerful force where there are few plants to hold the soil in place. Wind Erosion. Deflation

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