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Lahars

Mudflows in which occur following a volcanic eruption

Laharts of da mud

Stability factor

(F) calculated by divining the resisting force by driving force

What effects slope stability?

Climate, vegetation, water, and time. Water triggers

Mass wasting is

Downslope movement caused by gravity

People held down

Angle of repose

Steepest angle before downslope


Movement

What helps flood prevention

Levees, dams,


Retention ponds

Channelization was for

Control flooding, drain wetlands , and improve navigation

Channel sinuosity

The ratio between the length of the channel and the straight line path length along the valley floor

Drain patters

Dentritic, rectangular, trellis, radial and centripitaul

Drainage basin

Fundamental for collection and distribution of water and sediment OMG e earths surface

River valley

Terrain in which linear channel systems is developed

Interlfluves

Land along divides which separate adjoining valleys

Channel patterns

Braided, meandering, straight

Braided

Favorites by eroded banks, abundant coarse sediment and rapid changes in discharge

Meandering

Has a sinuosity greater than 1.5

Gradient

Vertical drop over a certain horizontal distance

Discharge (q)

Amount of water passing a giver cross section in a given amount of time


Q= wxdxv

Flood stage

Height which water rises above stream gauge datum

Hydrograph

Plots changes through time in discharge, depth,stage

Greatest number of loss for flood in?

Asia

When did Indus River flood?

July August 2010

Earths water mostly stores as

Ground water

Permeability

Ability to transmit water to atmosphere and subsurface

Confined aquifer

Groundwater separated from silk

Soluble?

Sodium calcium

Speleothems

Deposited in caverns when water leaves behind the compounds

Tower karsts

Occurs in latest stage of karstification when most of limestone has been dissolved

Some sinkhole disasters

Drained Scott lake -June 13th 2006


Winter park - may 8-10 1981


Tifton Georgia August 2012