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1 The Sharqiya Climate

2 Objectives: The Sharqiya Climate
To know a number of features relating to the Sharqiya climate To be able to present climate data in ways other than through a climate graph To understand how land and sea breezes work and the effect they have on the eastern Omani coast

3 The Sharqiya Climate Soil fertility Defence Drainage Take a look at the following graph and your worksheet on the UK climate. Can you work out how to read the climate graph? What instructions for reading the graph would you give to a peer? Bridging point Building materials

4 UK Climate Graph Soil fertility Defence Drainage Bridging point
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5 The Sharqiya Climate Soil fertility Defence Drainage You now have a copy of a climate graph for Sharqiya, but it is only partially complete. Use the data on the next slide to complete the graph accurately. Bridging point Building materials

6 Sharqiya Climate Data Rainfall (in mm) Temperature in °C J 45 20 F 21
17 25 A 1 32 31 33 37 43 36 11 35 S 6 O 29 N 23 D Soil fertility Defence Drainage Bridging point Building materials Data Source:

7 The Sharqiya Climate Soil fertility Defence Drainage When describing a graph, it is a good idea to use the GMDA framework. Use the guidance on the next slide to describe the climate of the Sharqiya Sands region. How is the Sharqiya climate different to the UK? What is the key defining feature of any desert? Bridging point Building materials

8 GMDA Analysis Framework
Soil fertility Defence Drainage G Start by writing about the general pattern you see in the graph M Refer to the maximum and minimum values and what they signify Bridging point Building materials D Quote some data or manipulate some of the figures to produce new data A Discuss some of the anomalies and why they might have occurred

9 The Sharqiya Climate Soil fertility Defence Drainage Take a look at the wind data taken from the Masirah Air Base, located off the east coast of Oman, and just south of the Sharqiya Sands region. How might you go about presenting this data? Think for one minute on your own. Then share your ideas for two minutes with a partner. Be prepared to share your ideas with the rest of the class. The next slide gives you some ideas you could use. Bridging point Building materials

10 Data Presentation Hints
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11 The Sharqiya Climate Soil fertility Defence Drainage You now have a chance to experiment with a different data presentation technique. Using any of the materials given to you, create a form of data presentation for the wind data. There is no right answer, but be prepared to justify your choice of method. Bridging point Building materials

12 The Sharqiya Climate Soil fertility Defence Drainage How is the physical structure of the land and the sea different? This will have a big influence on local climates around the Sharqiya region. Bridging point Building materials

13 Land (solid) Sea (liquid) Land and Sea Breezes Soil fertility Defence
Drainage Bridging point Building materials Land (solid) Sea (liquid)

14 Land and Sea Breezes Soil fertility Defence Drainage Bridging point Building materials In a solid, particles are held in a semi-rigid position while in a liquid they have more free movement. Therefore, which state will heat up quicker? Which will cool down quicker?

15 Being a solid, the land heats up and cools down quickly
Land and Sea Breezes Soil fertility Defence Drainage Being a solid, the land heats up and cools down quickly Bridging point Building materials

16 Being a liquid, the sea heats up and cools down slowly
Land and Sea Breezes Soil fertility Defence Drainage Being a liquid, the sea heats up and cools down slowly Bridging point Building materials

17 Have you ever been in the sea at night and found it surprisingly warm?
Land and Sea Breezes Have you ever experienced a hot day on the land and found the sea surprisingly cold? Soil fertility Defence Drainage Bridging point Building materials Have you ever been in the sea at night and found it surprisingly warm?

18 Land and Sea Breezes

19 Land and Sea Breezes During the day, the sun heats the land and the sea

20 Land and Sea Breezes The land heats up faster than the sea and is therefore warmer

21 Land and Sea Breezes Warm air rises off the land, creating an area of low pressure there LOW

22 Land and Sea Breezes Cooler air from above the sea rushes to replace the rising warm air LOW

23 Land and Sea Breezes LOW This is known as a Sea Breeze

24 Land and Sea Breezes

25 Land and Sea Breezes During the night, the land and sea cool down

26 Land and Sea Breezes The land cools down faster than the sea and is therefore colder

27 Land and Sea Breezes This creates an area of high pressure over the land HIGH

28 Land and Sea Breezes Air moves from a high pressure area to one of lower pressure HIGH

29 Land and Sea Breezes HIGH This is known as a Land Breeze

30 Land and Sea Breezes Land and Sea Breezes have a significant effect on coastal temperatures.

31 Land and Sea Breezes Land and Sea Breezes have a significant effect on coastal temperatures. They mean that coastal areas are unlikely to ever get as cold or as warm as areas further inland.

32 Land and Sea Breezes Land and Sea Breezes have a significant effect on coastal temperatures. They mean that coastal areas are unlikely to ever get as cold or as warm as areas further inland. This means they have a smaller daily temperature range (the difference between the minimum and maximum temperatures each day).

33 The Sharqiya Climate What does all this mean for the Sharqiya region?
Soil fertility Defence Drainage What does all this mean for the Sharqiya region? Look at the temperature graph for Al Ashkharah on the Sharqiya coast and Nizwa which sits further inland. What do you notice about their temperature differences over the course of a day? Bridging point Building materials

34 The Sharqiya Climate Homework:
Soil fertility Defence Drainage Homework: Restudy your data presentation on the wind in the Sharqiya region. Is there any connection between this data and the shape of the sand dune landscape further inland? Bridging point Building materials

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