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Transportation Transportation Condensation Precipitation Deposition Condensation Precipitation Sublimation Melting Freezing Transpiration Evaporation Evaporation Surface Flow Surface Flow Infiltration Plant Uptake Percolation Groundwater Flow

this picture is a system model…. BUT Transportation System Model…. this picture is a system model…. BUT we want to re-represent this diagram using standard symbols… be explicit about the relevant components (stocks) of the system their form and place AND be explicit about the processes (flows) that move the components from form to form and/or from place to place remove (or be able to remove) the “pretty” background Transportation Condensation Precipitation Deposition Condensation Precipitation Sublimation Melting Freezing Transpiration Evaporation Evaporation Surface Flow Surface Flow Infiltration Plant Uptake Percolation Groundwater Flow

System Model…. this picture is a system model…. BUT we want to re-represent this diagram using standard symbols… be explicit about the relevant components (stocks) of the system their form and place AND be explicit about the processes (flows) that move the components from form to form and/or from place to place remove (or be able to remove) the “pretty” background

- Clouds Vapor + Lakes, Ponds, Rivers Ice Caps Oceans Earth’s T Transportation Clouds Condensation Precipitation - Condensation Condensation Precipitation Melting Vapor Freezing Transpiration + Evaporation Evaporation Evaporation Surface Flow Surface Flow Ice Caps Lakes, Ponds, Rivers Freezing Oceans Infiltration Melting Plant Uptake Percolation Groundwater Flow

Transportation Transportation Condensation Precipitation Deposition Condensation Precipitation Sublimation Melting Freezing Transpiration Evaporation Evaporation Surface Flow Surface Flow Infiltration Plant Uptake Percolation Groundwater Flow