Pinatubo Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Select all the factors below that contribute to Earth's ability to support liquid water - Albedo Distance from the sun Atmosphere As you learned in Our Blue Planet, there is one key factor that this simulation does not take into account. What major factor is missing? - Atmospheric Composition What are the maximum and minimum albedo values for these planets? - Maximum: 0.76 Minimum: 0.1 Temperature of Earth (degrees C) -1st - -19.1 Temperature of Earth (degrees C) -2nd - 2.7 While we ca...

Select all the factors below that contribute to Earth's ability to support liquid water - Albedo Distance from the sun Atmosphere As you learned in Our Blue Planet, there is one key factor that this simulation does not take into account. What major factor is missing? - Atmospheric Composition What are the maximum and minimum albedo values for these planets? - Maximum: 0.76 Minimum: 0.1 Temperature of Earth (degrees C) -1st - -19.1 Temperature of Earth (degrees C) -2nd - 2.7 While we ca...

Select all the factors below that contribute to Earth's ability to support liquid water. - Distance from the Sun Atmosphere Albedo (How much light is reflected) As you learned in Our Blue Planet, there is one key factor that this simulation does not take into account. What major factor is missing? - Atmospheric Composition Maximum Albedo - 0.76 Minimum Albedo - 0.1 Temperature of Earth (degrees C) - -19.1 Temperature of Earth (degrees C) - 2.7 While we can calculate the temperature of...

A summary of diagrams and key facts about the ccea plate tectonics including case studies(Pinatubo and tohoku) it also includes some past paper questions at the bottom of the summary.

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A past paper essay question: ‘Volcanoes are easier to monitor and predict than earthquakes.’ With the use of examples to support your opinion, evaluate to what extent this statement is true. [20] 20 out of 20 marks were received for this essay question.

Edexcel A-Level Geography - Paper 3 - Advance Information Topics Why might the level of wealth and development affect the impacts of tectonic hazards? - ANS - High levels of wealth can lead to more investment in preparedness, e.g. Japan's aseismic building architecture - Increasing poverty often leads to more shanty towns, which don't have proper building codes and are often built in vulnerable locations, e.g. favelas in Rio, Brazil Why might geographical isolation increase a population's vu...

A few notes and case studies on tectonic hazards and processes for year 12 edexcel a level physical geography. Includes case studies- The Philippines Mount Pinatubo, Christchurch earthquake 2011, + 4 major plate boundary notes, causes of earthquakes, measuring earthquakes, tsunamis, factors that influence the degree of impacts of tsunamis, how inequality and governance influences hazard vulnerability and resilience.

BioBeyond Unit 7: Finding the Cause /39 Questions & Answers 100% Correct. 1. Select all the factors below that contribute to Earth's ability to support liquid water.: Distance from the Sun Atmosphere Albedo (How much light is reflected) 2. As you learned in Our Blue Planet, there is one key factor that this simulation does not take into account. What major factor is missing?: Atmospheric Composition 3. Maximum Albedo: 0.76 4. Minimum Albedo: 0.1 5. Temperature of Earth (degrees C): -19...

Detailed Band 6 Earth and Environmental Science HSC case study for module 6 . describes mount pinatubo and mount st helens. helped me and many other students achieve high marks in this subject. very useful and easy to understand.