Using Satellite images to make predictions of changing landforms

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Using Satellite images to make predictions of changing landforms

Review What is a land feature? What is weathering? What is erosion? A geological structure created by weathering, erosion, or deposition What is weathering? The break up of rock into smaller pieces from ice, plants, abrasion, dissolving or other chemical means What is erosion? The moving of land from one place to another by either wind or water What is the difference? Weathering is the breakdown of material into smaller material and erosion is the movement of that material

Guess this land feature from either a satellite picture or a topographic map List of possible answers: Arch cliff mountain Beach delta river valley Glacial valley crater volcano

Picture 1 Land feature type: delta

Picture 2 Land feature type: arch

Picture 3 Land feature type: glacial valley

Picture 4 Hachure marks Can you pick out the topo symbol that is missing from the map? Land feature type: volcano

Picture 5 Land feature type: river valley

Picture 6 Land feature type: cliff

Picture 7 Land feature: mountains

Picture 8 Land feature type: crater

Picture 9 Land feature type: beach

Time to make some predictions Directions-Predict how weathering or erosion will impact each of the following land features

Hurricane Ike Weathering or Erosional event:___________ Before Land feature: barrier Island that we know as Galveston After

Physical weathering (wind/rain) Weathering or Erosional event:________________ After Land feature: The “Old Man” rock formation

Tsunami Weathering or Erosional event:________________ Land feature: beach-head Before After After

Wave action Weathering or Erosional event:________________ Before Land feature: beach Wave action Weathering or Erosional event:________________ After