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Other avenues of enquiry could involve looking at vegetation interference with the river's bed and
banks as many leaves and rotting branches were deposited around the river's channel. Spearman’s
rank technique is a statistical test which will be used for each hypothesis. This is an excellent
example to help students achieve maximum marks. The river gradually matured and its cross-
sectional area began to increase at a higher rate than wetted perimeter towards the latter stages of the
river. 3 Depth increased by 50% from site 7 to site 8. This is a rather fine conclusion as it can be
explained with similarly compared to the Bradshaw Model and vertical erosion. 4 - rejected There is
no correlation between velocity and hydraulic radius downstream. Overall, our river study on the
River Holford was very successful because we took a. Beach: an accumulation of coastal sediments,
most often occurring in sheltered areas along the coast, such as bays.Biodiversity: the number and
variety of living species found in a given area or ecosystem.Headland: an area of land jutting out
into the sea.Cave: a hollow cut by the sea into the base of a cliff. Using the hydraulic radius formula
it is obvious to see why they are linked in the River Holford. The main features are rias (drowned
river valleys) and fjords (drowned glacial valleys)(Figure 2.14). An emergent coastline is associated
with a falling sea level. Our customer service team will review your report and will be in touch.
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right resource. Fishing priority areasCommercial fishing has precedence overall other activities in
these areas. For example, groynes trap beach material that is being moved by longshore drift on their
upstream side. At a river estuary, the growth of the spit also causes the river to drop its sediment.
Half a kilometre further, it joins with another tributary (Hodder's Combe) before it flows through
Holford, three kilometres from the source. More examples of human use of the coast follow in Part
2.3, and the resulting conflicts are explored in Part 2.6. 2.3 Factors affecting coastsFigure 2.1 on page
33 showed that there are other factors besides coastal and land processes affecting the coast,
particularly the coastline and its landforms. Geology As shown in Figure 2.4 on page 36 the
difference between hard and soft rocks is a strong influence on the shape of the coastline. The
various hypotheses set in this project have been either accepted or rejected as indicated above in table
4.1. The decision of accepting or rejecting the hypotheses are determined by the use of tables,
graphs, photos and techniques (in the last three). An example of this is at site 3 where we were near
a confluence. However there appeared to be more vandalism and no street furniture. These are a
perfect handout at the start of a lesson to help students know where to start. The development
involves the spread of urban areas, the growth of a fishing industry, the coming of commercial
farming and the rise of tourism. In Essex,
about40%ofitssaltmarsheshavebeenlostasaresultoftherisingsealevel,coast erosion and land
reclamation. They are more environmentally-friendly than hard-engineering solutions. There was a
lack of rain before we went on this field trip which meant that the river in. Graphs to show the depth
of the river along all eight sites. Most of the salt marshes have now been reclaimed and other sections
of the Southampton Water shores have become built up, not just by the expansion of Southampton,
but also by urban settlements such as Fawley, Hamble and Hythe. Hypothesis 1 was rejectedwhen it
came to assessing the data using Spearman’s rank. Width from source to mouth along the River
Holford (m). There were many problems that we encountered on our river study. It is also very
difficult to draw conclusions when you have taken counts from different time’s f the day.
This is where our method may not be completely fair as we did not get definite type of shop written
down. However, the significance levels for both hypotheses were 93.3% and 92% which was rather
short of the required level (95%). In this section I shall be describing the different sites at which we
collectedour. I expected this, because downstream, in a river, the channel efficiency (hydraulic
radius) usually increases due to the fact that cross section area is greater than the wetted perimeter as
the river progresses towards the mouth. The environment surveys will also change day to day and we
have only got a few surveys in a small section of Exeter. This is because the retail companies need to
attract as much attention to the shops as possible. Write a review Update existing review Submit
review Cancel It's good to leave some feedback. In which case, it is likely that beaches and other
depositional features will increase in size. Their global distribution is shown in Figure 2.18. It is
mainly controlled by four factors. This is because it is in the core of Exeter and is the most popular
part of the core frame. They are built up entirely of living organisms (Figure 2.17). Reefs are huge
deposits of calcium carbonate made up mainly of corals. Depth (m) 2 0.015 0.027 0.067 0.105
0.0102 0.107 0.096 0.14. The morning may be extremely busy and then by mid afternoon the
numbers may have completely changed. We predicted that there would be more people in the core
than the frame as the core has more attractions within it. They belong to, and are shared by the global
community of all nations. Page 2. All but the last of these actions are used to absorb wave and tidal
energy. Showing fewer attractions for busy shoppers and proves that queen street is a less populated
part of the city-the frame. One person holds one end of the measuring tape and places it next to one
of the wetted banks. Write a review Update existing review Submit review Cancel It's good to leave
some feedback. You had to look through the surveyor’s level at an E-. Research why the Jurassic
coast of southern England has been recognised as a World Heritage Site. Page 9. Coastal salt
marshes develop in locations sheltered from the open sea, namely at the heads of bays and in
estuaries. These are the different factors that we sampled and how many we chose to sample at. As
was illustrated at the end of Part 2.2, the coast is often used for tourism and in the energy business.
South-East Asia also boasts mangroves with the highest biodiversity in the world. A small area at the
southern end has been used as the site for a residential marina at Hythe. In other words, inputs are
greater than the outputs. Waves are created by winds as they blow over the surface of the sea. It is
the friction between the wind and the water that sets waves in motion. This resource hasn't been
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Somerset is a county in the South West of England and borders five other counties. Litter was not so
much of a problem as there appeared to be less people within this zone. Marinas are being built on
the shores of estuary mouths sheltered by spits. This process is known as longshore drift (Figure 2.3).
Generally speaking, the smaller the material, the further it is likely to be moved by waves as it is
lighter. Multiple use areasFishing, diving, snorkelling and other legitimate uses are allowed. This is
just one of number of con?icts occurring as development and conservation come face to face. It is
quite difficult to mark out areas of the sea. I would make if I were going to undertake this river
study again. Enquiry Question 3: 3.7 - 3.9 What are the consequences of globalisation for global
development and the physical environment and how should different players respond to its
challenges. The measurements of each group were then averaged out. At site 4 the cross sectional
area was 0.33852 m2 which was an increase from the. A x-y plot was chosen to represent the cross
sectionof the river because it is easy to. Site’s 8 cross sectional area was 0.42256 m2 which was the
highest reading of all the. At the same time, salt marshes were being reclaimed at Dibden Bay to
accommodate a planned further expansion of the port (Figure 2.33). However, in the interests of
nature conservation, it has been decided not to go ahead with the plan. Gradient 0.086 0.034 0.021
0.008 0.029 0.021 0.021 0.006. However, the reality is that many salt marshes are among the most
used and therefore the most threatened ecosystems in today’s world. Or should people be
encouraged to make the fullest use of their resources and opportunities, that is exploit them. The
hydraulic radius and average depth connection with velocity was both rejected. If I were to repeat
this river study again there would be some changes that I would. Where there is a balance between
inputs and outputs, the system is said to be in equilibrium. As waves near the coast, they enter into
shallower water. Depth (m) 2 0.015 0.027 0.067 0.105 0.0102 0.107 0.096 0.14. Problems and
Limitations encountered in Data Collection. South-East Asia also boasts mangroves with the highest
biodiversity in the world. At a local level, there are other factors affecting where coral reefs develop.
You had to look through the surveyor’s level at an E-. Average Flow Rate (s) 100 47.733 58.507
15.68 13.565 16.55 81.33 87.163. The physical processes shaping the landforms of the coastline fall
into two groups: marine (sea) and terrestrial (land). Depth (m) 3 0.014 0.005 0.074 0.11 0.14 0.064
0.119 0.195. Other avenues of enquiry could involve looking at vegetation interference with the
river's bed and banks as many leaves and rotting branches were deposited around the river's channel.