'Dust devil' presentation slideshows

Electric Dust Devils and Dust Storms

Electric Dust Devils and Dust Storms. Nilton O. Renno University of Michigan and Many Students & Collaborators. Contributors. Students Jacquelin Koch, UM Charles Yana, UM Aimee Covert, UM Dhruv Sarna, UM Lucas Fabian, UM Collaborators Sushil Atreya, UM Ah San Wong, UM

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SIMULATION OF DUST DEVILS

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SIMULATION OF DUST DEVILS

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MARTIAN LANDSCAPES

MARTIAN LANDSCAPES. Martian Landscapes. Since 2006, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has been orbiting Mars, currently (November 2009)circling approximately 300 km (187 mi) above the Martian surface.

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Mars

Mars. The Red Planet. Mars. The Red planet 24hour day Mars year =1.88 years 6,794km diameter 95% CO 2 atmosphere CO 2 annual ice caps Too cold for water to exist as a liquid H 2 O ice forms the permanent polar caps Large geomorphic features for a planet its size. Mars Interior.

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Dust Devils

Dust Devils. The Pootie Tats in Space Line Aaron, Sophia Bradbury, Karly Gushiken, Brandi Ogawa, Ashlyn Salvador and Tracline Sueyoshi-Botelho Period 5. http://images.spaceref.com/news/2004/2004.10.14.R1800047.gif. Research Question. Does the location indicate the color of the dust devils?

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Seasonal and Daily Changes on Mars

Seasonal and Daily Changes on Mars. Global and local dust storms; Dust devils; Eroded rock and dunes; Polar Caps and their variation by season; Layers within caps; Other cold-climate features; Cause of climate changes on Mars?. Global dust storms evolve in < 1 months, and last > 3 months.

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Phoenix

Large Eddy Simulation of Vertical Vortices in Highly Convective Martian Boundary Layer. Phoenix. Babak Tavakoli-Gheynani and Peter A. Taylor. Center for Research in Earth and Space Science (CRESS), York University.

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Tornados

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Jose R. Linares Photonics Technology Department (PTD)

Controlling Coherent Lidar System with LabView. Jose R. Linares Photonics Technology Department (PTD). Project Leaders: David A. Kozlowski, Steven M. Beck. Why Dust Devils?. Some Applications: - Surveillance -Remote Sensing -Tracking -Soft Rotating Targets

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Dust Devils

Dust Devils. Ethan Henderson . What is a dust devil. The dust devil look like a tube with sand in it. conditions. The dust devil speed is 45 mph. The dust devil last 5- 10 minutes. When does it happen. The dust devil happens every 5-10 years. Damage.

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Dust Devils Those little devils

Dust Devils Those little devils. Science Shepard Daniel Webb https://www.weatherscapes.com. What are Dust Devils? .

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Dust Devils: By: Tyler Edwards Science Shepard

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Dust devils

Dust devils. By Chris. How are they made?. Small whirlwinds of dust that form in dry areas like deserts. Dust devils are made by hot air going up. This creates an vortex caused by the carioles effect. Recipe for a dust devil: Heat Dust Carioles effect. How do they happen?.

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Microscale Convective Vortices

Microscale Convective Vortices. Low Pressure , Warm Core Vortices. Dust Devils. Waterspouts.

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