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Page 1: Page 305 Q 1-4.. On looseleaf with heading. Water cycle :

Page 305 Q 1-4 .. On looseleaf with heading

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Impermeable

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Impermeable

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Impermeable

Zone of Saturation

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Impermeable

Zone of Saturation

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GROUNDWATER

Impermeable

Zone of Aeration

Zone of Saturation

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GROUNDWATER

Impermeable

Zone of Aeration

Zone of Saturation

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GROUNDWATER

Impermeable

Zone of Aeration

Zone of Saturation

Zone of Capillarity

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GROUNDWATER

Impermeable

Zone of Aeration

Zone of Saturation

Zone of Capillarity

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capillary water:• Adhesion: attraction between different objects

• Cohesion: attraction between like objects

• As pore size increases, capillary___________________

Do water on table and straw demo….

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Notes page 2 relationship

10.________________________________________

11.________________________________________

12.________________________________________

13.________________________________________

14.________________________________________

15.

16. Pore space / total space x 100 = ____________

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Notes page 4

1. size...

2. Affect porosity

a.

b.

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Notes page 4

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Groundwater factors:• 1. Porosity

– – –

• 2. Permeability– – –

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Factors of Groundwater:

• (a) porosity:

• sandy soil

• clay soil

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Factors of Porosity

• Particle shape

• packing

• particle size

• sorting

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FACTORS OF PERMEABILITY:

• 1.

• 2.

• 3.

• 4.

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40.0 cm

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40.0 cm

Fine grain size = 4.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml

Shape: spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: 260.6 ml

Time for water to pass: 32.2 sec

Water passing through:182.4 ml

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

Medium grain size = 7.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml

Shape: spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: 260.0 ml

Time for water to pass: 12.6 sec

Water passing through: 218.3 ml

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

Coarse grain size = 12.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml

Shape: spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: 260.3ml

Time for water to pass: 9.9 sec

Water passing through: 232.1 ml

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

Mixed Grain size = 12.0, 7.0, 4.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml

Shape: spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: ___________

Time for water to pass: _______

Water passing through: _______

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

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Fine grain size = 4.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml spherical sediment

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Fine grain size = 4.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: 260.6 ml

Time for water to pass: 32.2 sec

Water passing through: 182.4 ml

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

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Medium grain size = 7.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml spherical sediment

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Medium grain size = 7.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: 260.0 ml

Time for water to pass: 12.6 sec

Water passing through: 218.3 ml

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

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Coarse grain size = 12.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml spherical sediment

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Coarse grain size = 12.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: 260.3ml

Time for water to pass: 9.9 sec

Water passing through: 232.1 ml

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

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Mixed Grain size = 12.0, 7.0, 4.0 mm

Sediment: 500.0 ml spherical sediment

Water to fill pores: ___________

Time for water to pass: _______

Water passing through: _______

Water movement distance = 40.0 cm

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Lab • Porosity = Pore space (water to fill pores)

total space (500.0 ml) x 100

• Capillary Water =

Water to fill pores - Water passing through

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As size increases, porosity ________

As size increases, permeability _____

As size increases, capillary ________

Copy on back of notes page 3…

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Greenhouse effect

Copy on back of notes page 3…

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Page 5 Binder notes…

WATER ENTERS THE ATMOSPHERE AND LEAVES

THE GROUND BY:

Evapotranspiration

(Ep or PE)

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WATER ENTERS THE ATMOSPHERE AND LEAVES THE GROUND BY:

Evapotranspiration

WATER Leaves THE ATMOSPHERE AND Enters

THE GROUND BY:

Precipitation(P)

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Tucson, AZ

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P and Ep

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Climate P/Ep or P/PE

Humid > 1.2

Subhumid 0.8 to 1.2

Semiarid 0.4 to 0.8

Arid < 0.4

Climate Classification

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New Orleans

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New Orleans

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P and Ep

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Key:

Blue = ppt

Red - Ep DO NOW

: Lab

Groups

Pages

7 an

d 8

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Key:

Blue = ppt

Red - Ep

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Climate Factors

• 1. Latitude

• 2. Altitude

• 3.Orographic effect

• 4. Closest to large body water

• 5. Currentsa. windb. ocean

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COLOR CODE ESRT 4

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Converge

Diverge

Converge

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Converge

Diverge

LOW

HIGH

Converge LOW

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Converge

Diverge

LOW

HIGH

Cold ocean

Cold ocean

Converge LOW

Warm Ocean

Warm Ocean

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Converge

Diverge

LOW

HIGH

Cold ocean

Cold ocean

Converge LOW

Warm Ocean

Warm Ocean

Climate P/Ep or P/PE

Humid > 1.2

Subhumid 0.8 to 1.2

Semiarid 0.4 to 0.8

Arid < 0.4

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Greenhouse effect

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INSOLATION• INcoming

• SOLar

• radiATION• INSOLATION strength variables

• Angle of insolation

greatest=

• Duration of insolation

greatest=

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Upwelling

the process by which warm, less-dense surface water is drawn away from along a shore by offshore currents and replaced by cold, denser water brought up from the subsurface.

El Nino Lab

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http://www.bom.gov.au/lam/Students_Teachers/elnanim/elani.shtml

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http://esminfo.prenhall.com/science/geoanimations/animations/26_NinoNina.html animation

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