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Title: TODAY


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TODAY
  • Get out your ESRT and a piece of paper
  • The following questions are from your ESRT.
  • Youll have a minute per question

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Question 1
  • What are 2 agents of erosion?

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Question 2
  • Define the angle of repose.

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Question 3
  • Name two types of mass movements

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Question 4
  • List two things that make a rock felsic.

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Answers
  • What are 2 agents of erosion?
  • Gravity, water, wind, ice
  • Define the angle of repose.
  • Angle that sediments can pile up.
  • Name two types of mass movements
  • Fall, Slump, Flow, Slide
  • List two things that make a rock felsic
  • Density, composition, color

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Wind Erosion
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Vocab
  • Velocity
  • Speed and direction
  • Sandblasting
  • Deflation
  • Dune
  • Loess
  • Ventifact
  • Stream Velocity
  • Water Shed
  • Radial (draw picture)
  • Dendritic (draw picture)
  • Rectangular (draw picture)
  • Meander
  • Oxbow
  • Long Shore Drift

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Wind
  • Wind carries sediment and other particles
  • Size of particle depends on velocity (Speed).
  • Faster the wind blows the larger the particles

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Sandblasting
  • Sediment is sorted when deposited
  • Best seen in dry regions such as deserts, but can
    be seen anywhere.

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Types of Wind Erosion
  • Deflation
  • Sediment that is moving from the ground
  • Sandblasting
  • Moving other sediment from other rocks be the
    continuous pelting of sand or silt.

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Sand Blasting from space
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3 types of movement
  • Saltation
  • Bouncing on ground
  • Suspension
  • Sediments in water not just floating
  • Creep
  • Rolling
  • on ground

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http//gallery.usgs.gov/video/water/2010/jul/bedlo
ad_transport_kootenai_river_1.mp4
http//www.earthonlinemedia.com/ebooks/tpe_3e/fluv
ial_systems/geologic_work_of_streams.html
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Vocab
  • Dune
  • Pile of wind or water moved sediment deposited by
    sorting. Usually sand
  • Loess
  • A fine grained dune
  • Ventifact
  • A rock that has been weathered with grooves and
    pits.

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Sand Dunes
  • These are piles of sand that has been blown and
    captured by an object.
  • Notice
  • Direction of wind and slope

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Location
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El Dorado Beach
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Oswego, NY
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Water Erosion
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The Watershed
  • What is a watershed?
  • This is the area which a stream receives its
    water from.

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US Watersheds
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Draining in a Watershed
  • The way the water drains depends on the
    topography or geography.
  • Radial Hill
  • Dendritic Valley
  • Rectangular Valley where rocks have cracks in
    them

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Stream Velocity
  • Stream Velocity is the speed of the water.
  • The streams like wind can carry particles
    depending on their size and sort them when
    deposited.
  • Fast large particles (boulders)
  • Slow small particles (sand)

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Niagara Falls
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Moving water makes Vs
  • V shaped valleys are created by running water.
  • Size of the V tells us how much water and for how
    long.
  • Big V lots of water over a long time
  • Small V Little water over short time

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Stream Velocity
  • The fastest water is located in the middle of the
    stream away from the banks (sides).

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Ocean Currents
  • How does an ocean erode?
  • Same as a stream
  • Long shore drift
  • Current made from breaking waves at an angle.

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Google Earth?
  • Cape Cod
  • Florida Keys
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