'Stream velocity' presentation slideshows

Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Sedimentary Environments. Paleogeography. Reconstruction of ancient environments from the stratigraphic record Distribution of land and sea Identification of localized environmental features Framework for interpretation of past life Employ actualism. Nonmarine Environments.

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FLUVIAL PROCESSES

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Streams and Floods

Streams and Floods. Prepared by Betsy Conklin for Dr. Isiorho. The Hydrologic Cycle. the movement of water and water vapor from the sea to the atmosphere, to the land, and back to the sea and atmosphere. The Hydrologic Cycle (cont.). Streams.

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Streams and Floods

Streams and Floods. The Hydrologic Cycle. the movement of water and water vapor from the sea to the atmosphere, to the land, and back to the sea and atmosphere. The Hydrologic Cycle (cont.). Streams.

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Surface Processes and Landscapes

Surface Processes and Landscapes. Weathering. Weathering and Erosion. Weathering is the chemical and physical breakdown of rocks into smaller fragments. Erosion is the movement of weathered material from one place to another. Weathering Types.

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Deposition

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DO NOW:

DO NOW:. Take our LIE Hurricane Article and Notes from Friday. Do Now. Describe the relationship between the factors listed below 1. Stream Velocity and Slope 2. Stream Velocity and Discharge 3. Stream Velocity & Sediment Size.

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Part Two!

Part Two!. Magic. Earth Quiz (Part Two). Water causes Erosion. W hen rain falls to the Earth it can evaporate, sink into the ground, or flow over the land as Runoff. When it flows over land, erosion occurs.

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WHAT IS A BOUNDARY LAYER ?

WHAT IS A BOUNDARY LAYER ?. A boundary layer is a layer of flowing fluid near a boundary where viscosity keeps the flow velocity close to that of the boundary.

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Drinking Water, Wastewater & Water Quality

Drinking Water, Wastewater & Water Quality. Special emphasis on NC streams. http://www.charlestonwater.com/water_trt_process.htm. Indicators of Water Quality -NC Streams. 1-Chemical Ammonia Nitrates/Nitrites Agricultural & Domestic Sources Phosphorus

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How Streams Transport Material

13.2 Stream Erosion & Deposition. How Streams Transport Material. The material transported through the stream is it's stream load. Stream load is composed of dissolved or solution load, suspended load, and bed load.

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Flow Similarity and Model Testing

Flow Similarity and Model Testing. Geometrical similarity: similar geometry. Kinematic similarity: flow pattern around the model should be similar to... Dynamical similarity: forces acting on the model should be similar to the real object to be analyzed.

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Dryland River Modelling of Water and Sediment Fluxes using a Representative River Stretch Approach

Dryland River Modelling of Water and Sediment Fluxes using a Representative River Stretch Approach. Badland Area. WITHOUT DEGRADATION. WITH DEGRADATION. Time [hours]. FLOW VELOCITY. MAX. SEDIMENT CONC. SEDIMENT OUTFLOW. DEPOSITION. River length [km].

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