PPT-Mass Wasting

Week 6 Questions for Discussion Would you live on a slope If so where What level of risk from mass wasting is acceptable to you How would you know if the slope risk was assessed accurately. We focus here on the subsequent denudation of the region influenced strongly by the lithology and structure of the rocks This starts with the exploitation of tectonic structures which further distinguishes th e western Yorkshire Dales from the Lake 1 Mass Wasting The downslope movement of rock, regolith, and soil under the direct influence of gravity Gravity is the controlling force Mass WastingImportant triggering factors Lab . 6 . - . Landslides and Mass Wasting. Oct. . 9. . - . 12. , . 2012. Department of Earth Sciences. Department of Earth Sciences. REVIEW . | . 2. QUIZ . 4 . REVIEW. Mauna . Loa. Mauna . Kea. What . Causes of mass wasting. Types of mass wasting. slumps. falls . slides. flows. Mass Wasting. . –. . downslope. movement of debris in response to gravity.. http://students.washington.edu/cdcdcd/. - slopes Mass wasting Is a collective term addressing all down slope movements of weathered rock (soil) that are created by gravitational forces.Gravity is the primary component!Vocabulary ColluviumS Mechanics of Mass Wasting. . An . object resting on a horizontal . surface will move only when it encounters a force acting parallel . to the . horizontal surface. . . The . force . of . gravity . Topics of Discussion . What Is Wasting?. Defining HIV Wasting. . CDC Definition of HIV Wasting. Limitations for Diagnosis . Definitions of HIV Wasting in the HAART Era. Prevalence of HIV Wasting. Determinants of ≥ 5% Weight Loss Among HIV-Positive Participants in the NFHL Study: Final Multivariate Model . Weathering. Chemical Weathering. Hydration: chemical reaction that consumes H. 2. O [ 2KAlSi. 3. O. 8. 2H. 2. CO. 3. H. 2. O = Al. 2. Si. 2. O. 5. (OH). 4. 4SiO. 2. 2K. . 2HCO. 3. -. ]. Unit 7 notes. Weathering. What is it?. Disintegration and Decomposition of rocks . Where does it happen?. At or near the surface of the Earth. Weathering. What does this process look like?. Weathering. Unit 7 notes. Weathering. What is it?. Disintegration and Decomposition of rocks . Where does it happen?. At or near the surface of the Earth. Weathering. What does this process look like?. Weathering. HAIVN. Harvard Medical School AIDS Initiative in . Vietnam. By the end of this session, participants should be able to:. Define wasting syndrome and list common etiologies in HIV-infected children. Review algorithmic approach to wasting syndrome. What is it?. Chronic wasting disease is a contagious, neurological disease. Currently, only deer,. . elk, and moose are susceptible to CWD. When and where did CWD start?. CWD started in 1967 with infected mule deer on a breeding farm in Colorado. . August 2021 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is Chronic Wasting Disease? Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a neurological disease that affects species the deer family (cervids), including deer, elk , Belay ED, Maddox RA, Williams ES, Miller MW, Gambetti P, Schonberger LB. Chronic Wasting Disease and Potential Transmission to Humans. Emerg Infect Dis. 2004;10(6):977-984. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid1006.031082.