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lesson 10: marine/coastal
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topography
the study of the land surface
topography
refers to mountains, valleys, rivers, or crates in the surface
topo
means ''place"
graphia
means "writing"
marine life
anything that lives in the water (plants, fish, sharks, algae, etc.)
marine organisms
/
microorganisms
produce oxygen & secretes carbon
coastal currents
coherent water masses in motion
found in the region between the coastline and the edge of the continental shelf
coastal erosion
is the process by which local sea level rise, strong wave action, and coastal flooding
coastal erosion
occurs mainly during strong winds, high waves, and high tides.
saltwater erosion
it is where saltwater and waves weaken soil & infrastructure
erosion
takes place on the shore's surface and the beach. it is a partially reversible process.
tsunami
catastrophic ocean wave, usually caused by earthquakes or volcanic eruptions.
also known as "
tidal
wave
"
misnomer
if the tsunami has no connection with the tides
storm surge
waves that are caused by strong wind movements leading to vertical circulation in water
strong
coastal
currents
these rip currents generated in tne surf zone & tidal currents
coastal erosion
produces property damage
storm surge
from tropical & extratropical cyclones
tsunamis
pose hazards to coasts of the pacific ocean
areas in the philippines prone to coastal erosion:
the northern planes of
manila
bay
davao
city
boracay
islands
baler
,
aurora