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Explain how, in late winter, with snow covered ground and a southeasterly wind, advection fog could develop at Atlanta’s International Airport (located in the US Southeast, over 200 miles from the ocean) to create low visibility and flight delays.
Answer:
In late winter with snow covered ground and a southeasterly wind advection fog could develop at Atlanta’s International Airport (located in the US Southeast, over 200 miles from the ocean) to create low visibility and flight delays. This is because when warmer air from the ocean moves to the land surfaces where the Atlanta’s International Airport is built on, it comes in contact with it .
When the air cools, the temperature reduces to the dew point temperature. This allows for increase in saturation levels necessary in the production of fogs.
Match the definition to the appropriate term: A line in which two plates move in opposite directions from one another. Answer 1 Choose... A line in which one oceanic plate subducts underneath another oceanic plate. Answer 2 Choose... A line in which two plates slide horizontally past each other. Answer 3 Choose... A line in which an an oceanic plate subducts underneath a continental plate. Answer 4 Choose... A line at which a continental collision occurs.
Answers:
- A line in which two plates move in opposite directions from another is known as a divergent plate boundary.
- A line in which one oceanic plate subducts underneath another oceanic plate is called an ocean-ocean convergent plate boundary.
-A line in which two plates slide horizontally past each other is called a transform-fault boundary.
-A line in which an oceanic plate subducts underneath a continental plate is an ocean-continent convergence.
-A line at which a continental collision occurs is known as the continent-continent convergence boundary.
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Imagine that you live in a coastal community in a region prone to earthquakes; you are a board member of your regional electrical utility. The utility is considering constructing a nuclear power plant 10 miles up the coast from your town. Some of your fellow citizens support the project because it will bring employment to the region and provide a carbon-free source of electricity. However, some residents fear a repeat of the events of 2011 in northeastern Japan if there should be a significant earthquake along one of the onshore or offshore faults.
Required:
List three specific pieces of information that you would insist on obtaining from geologists and other scientists before casting your vote on the project."
Answer:
1. Will power plant building be earthquake proof?
2. Will the chemicals placed in the power plant be enough secure that it does not leak or are prone to any explosion?
3. What are the chances of the site facing an earthquake?
Explanation:
1. Will power plant building be earthquake proof?
The building should be secure for the scientists working there and for the chemicals placed in there, if the site faces an earthquake an earthquake building may collapse and can result in explosions of the chemicals.
2. Will the chemicals placed in the power plant be enough secure that it does not leak or are prone to any explosion?
The chemicals placed in the power plant needs to be secured in a place where no unauthenticated entrance is allowed and if any earthquake hits the chemicals do not spill out or mix up which may result in explosions.
3. What are the chances of the site facing an earthquake?
Having a probability study before constructing a power plant is important, a complete chart should be made which shows the probability of this site hitting earthquake this study may be based on past results.
which air mass is likely to form over Victoria Island in northern Canada and over Greenland in January and what would its characteristics be
Answer:
Continental polar air mass.
Explanation:
The northern parts of Canada are those areas that lie in the arctic circle and covers about 40% of Canada's land area. A total area of 3,535,263 km sq. The air is dry and cold throughout the region. In summer months the temperature is about 7.2 degrees. The continental polar air mass moves don from the polar regions and influences the temperatures of northern America.