PPT-Unit 3 – Oceanography

Section 3 Currents Waves and Tides Earth Science Mr Margetan Ocean Currents Surface Currents Movement of water on the surface primarily caused by winds Ocean Currents Longshore Currents Currents which run parallel to the shoreline due to energy released from waves. 20 No 1 78 Oceanography Vol 20 No 1 78 S P E C I A L I S S U E F E AT U R E M6332963342633486334063333 M633336334063348633376334263335 B6333363342633336332963348 aaasorg brPage 3br WHAT WE KNOW THE REALITY RISKS AND RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE 1 Surveys show that many Americans think climate change is still a topic of signi57375cant scienti57375c disagreement Thus it is important and increasingly urgent for th Unit One CINMS Students will be able to do the following: Intertidaltransitional coastal influences these littoralrocky intertidal region. It is rocks, crevices, and ledges that are and tidal influ Oceanography is an interdisciplinary science that incorporates biol ogy, chemistry, geology, physics, geophysics, mathematics, botany, zoology, meteorology, and geography to increase our under - stan MICHAEL J. AHRENS & DONALD J. MORRISEYpopulations or assemblages directly related to coal, either in the laboratory or Unit Two MBNMS Students will be able to do the following: Compare and contrast photosynthesis and chemosynthesis productivity in the cold seep areas technology have ocean floor. through fiber optic Matt . Lettrich. September 2014. To identify trends in degree completions in marine science and related disciplines using the Department of Education’s IPEDS* data.. Purpose. *Integrated . Postsecondary Education Data System. th. Century Technology. History?!?! . I thought this was science!. The History of Oceanography is very closely tied with the world’s overall history. . Understanding why people explored the ocean from a historical perspective helps you understand where the science of oceanography came from.. The Ocean’s Composition and Structure. Objectives. I can…. Describe the composition of Oceans.. Explain what Salinity is. . Identify the factors that affect the salinity of oceans. . Explain where the solutes in the ocean come from.. 1. Warm-up 1: Safety. Why are approved . eye protection devices (such . as goggles. ) . worn . in the . laboratory?. I. f . a piece of equipment is not . working properly. , stop, turn it off, and . tell . The Answers. Oceanography 2014. 1. Chronometer. Accurate maritime clock. Invented by John Harrison 1735. 2. What contributions did the Chinese make to sailing?. MOST IMPORTANT = compass. 3. Latitude and Longitude in the N Hemisphere. CDR Shawn Gallaher. Oceanography Department. 29 Jan 2015. CDR Shawn Gallaher. Maury Project. 10 July 2017. Specialties within Oceanography. 2. The physical properties and characteristics of seawater.. Kerry Emanuel. Synopsis. Founding of Meteorology at MIT. WWII and the Beginnings of the Department of Meteorology. Oceanography at MIT. Merger with EPS. The Future. Carl-Gustav Rossby (1898-1957). Rossby in 1933. Unit costing is a method of costing based on units of production. It is also known as ‘output’ or ‘single’ costing. The . o. utput is measured in convenient physical units. It is a simple method of costing employed in industries where the production is continuous, uniform .