Climatology - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

The comprehensive Summary of Grade 12 Geography is perfect for any grade 12 IEB candidate. The document goes through all of the geomorphology, climatology, economics and settlement chapters with diagrams. The document's composer achieved second in his class for geography with an average of 94% for the subject using these very notes.

Explorations in Meteorology A Lab Manual 1e Oklahoma Climatological Survey (Lab Answer Key) Explorations in Meteorology A Lab Manual 1e Oklahoma Climatological Survey (Lab Answer Key)

These notes cover "Climate and Weather" as per the IEB SAGS. These notes include detailed notes on Mid-latitude cyclones, Tropical Cyclones, Subtropical Anticyclones and associated weather conditions, Valley Climates and Urban Climates. Assessed diagrams and drawings are also provided.

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(107) Climatology Fundamentals Exam Questions And Correct Answers...

L12Q6: With the regards to crops, -List the optimum temps and precip requirements for chocolate Coffee, cotton and rubber -How does the growing conditions for rubber and cocoa differ from the optimal manufacturing/ industrial activity conditions? The hot humid conditions of the growing areas would necessitate high-cost facilities to stop cholcate products from melting and air container storage and ships would be required to stop it from spoiling. Look at page 353 for chart L12q5: How is...

Clouds, fog, and dew - must have a surface (solid or liquid) upon which the water vapor can condence. Dew - the condensation event (water vapor changing to liquid water) wherein liquid water droplets form on the ground. Cloud & fog - condensation events where in the droplets form suspended in air. Clouds - formed by cooling the air temperature to the Dew Point temperature or by adding more water vapor to reach saturation. Cooling the air is common way. Condensation nuclei - microscopic...

A summary on Development, Economic Indicators, the difference between developing and developed countries, population pyramids, climatology, world climate regions, surface forces that shape the Earth like weathering and features of river erosion. These notes include important points that will help you understand the content as well as includes keywords that will aid you in your understanding of the concepts.