Geomorphic processes Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

2 © OCR 2023 Landscapes of the UK 1 (a) (i) Look at Fig. 1 in the Resource Booklet, which shows a landscape at Carding Mill, Shropshire. Describe how the landscape shown in Fig. 1 is characteristic of an upland environment. ........................................................................................................................................... ..................................................................................................................................

Tsunami - A seismic sea wave, travelling at high speeds across the ocean, formed by sudden motion in the seafloor. Causes: Sea-floor earthquakes, submarine landslides, and eruption of an undersea volcano Physical Structure of the Ocean - Basic structure consists of 3 horizontal layers: 1-Mixing zone 2-Thermocline transition zone 3-Deep cold zone Mixing Zone - warmed by the sun and driven by the winds Thermocline transition zone - Temperature decreases with depth Deep cold zone - Temper...

RAILWAY PROTECTION FORCE (RPF) CONSTABLE MOCK TEST 2024 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SOLVED 100% According to the definition in 14 CCR 895.1, define the two conditions required in the abandonment of a forest road. Ans- 1. Leaving a logging road reasonably impassable to standard production 4WD vehicles; 2. Leaving a logging road and landings in a condition which provides for long-term functioning of erosion controls with little or no continuing maintenance For THP planning, how would you de...

2 © OCR 2023 H481/01 Jun23 Section A Landscape Systems Choose one option and answer all the parts of the question in your chosen option. Option A – Coastal Landscapes 1 (a) With reference to a case study of one coastal landscape that is being used by people, explain the reasons for the economic development taking place. [8] (b) Study Table 1, which shows mean monthly wind speed for a coastal location in South Africa for 11 months during 2019. Table 1 Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Ju...

Full A Level Geography Notes for options 1.1.1 A Coastal Landscapes and 1.2 Earth's Life Support Systems including Case Studies, Place Specific Detail and detailed information

2 © OCR 2023 Landscapes of the UK 1 (a) (i) Look at Fig. 1 in the Resource Booklet, which shows a landscape at Carding Mill, Shropshire. Describe how the landscape shown in Fig. 1 is characteristic of an upland environment. ........................................................................................................................................... ..................................................................................................................................

Which geologic law explains the relative ages of rocks with respect to one another in a map or cross section? - ANSWER-Principle of Initial Horizontality Law of Superposition Law of Cross-cutting Relationship Surface exposure, in a temperate environment, of aluminum silicate minerals such as feldspar would result in the development of which of the following clay minerals? - ANSWER-Montmorillonite What geologic condition would produce slow drainage within the cone of depression of an unco...

Discover the fascinating world of river systems and stream gradients in this concise file. Explore the dynamic processes that shape these watercourses, from the formation of river valleys to the influence of stream gradients on flow and erosion. Gain valuable insights into the geological and hydrological factors that contribute to the diversity and complexity of river landscapes. Whether you're a student or a nature enthusiast, this resource provides a brief yet informative overview of the intr...

Summary of part 2a from Chapter 1 (Coastal Landscapes) of Michael Raw's OCR A Level Geography textbook which is linked to this document

Summary of part 2a from Chapter 1 (Coastal Landscapes) of Michael Raw's OCR A Level Geography textbook which is linked to this document