'Drainage pattern' presentation slideshows

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????? ???????? Terrain analysis. Reference. Terrain analysis by Douglas S. Way. Definition. Processes of interpreting a geomorphological area To determine the effect of natural and man made features on engineering application

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All part of the hydrologic cycle

GEOGRAPHY 12: RIVER FORMATIONS http://webs.cmich.edu/resgi/links.asp?mc=Other%20Resource%20Links&cad=Earth%20Science%20Animations&to=257&tod=River%20Animations. All part of the hydrologic cycle. http://polaris.umuc.edu/cvu/envm/hydro/hydro.html `.

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Setting up an Environmental Sampling Plan

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Edgecumbe earthquake

Edgecumbe earthquake. 2 March 1987. Just where is Edgecumbe?. Fault lines around Edgecumbe. Edgecumbe lies directly on a fault line that runs in a NE direction. The whole area lies in the region often referred to as the Taupo Volcanic Zone.

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General Geology: Raining Water

General Geology: Raining Water. Instructor: Prof. Dr. Boris Natalin. Running water. Distribution of Earth water. All water reservoirs constitute the hydrosphere. The hydrologic cycle. Infiltration . Runoff. Rate of rain is greater than the rate of infiltration Sheet flow Rill Stream .

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Water

Water. Hydrologic Cycle. The hydrologic cycle is a model that describes the movement of water through the reservoirs of the Earth Processes involved in the hydrologic cycle Precipitation Evaporation Infiltration Runoff Transpiration. Hydrologic Cycle.

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Aim: How are Landscapes (landforms) formed?

Aim: How are Landscapes (landforms) formed?. Landforms are the results of interaction of tectonic forces , processes of weathering, erosion, deposition, and climate. Elevation Bedrock Stream drainage pattern Soil characteristics Slope. What are the characteristics of a landscape?.

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