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The document discusses the Coriolis effect, which causes objects moving in rotating frames of reference to deflect from their intended path. Specifically: - The Coriolis effect is caused by the difference in rotation speeds of the Earth at different latitudes, making paths appear curved from a stationary viewpoint. - It is maximum at the poles and zero at the equator. In the northern hemisphere, objects deflect to the right, and in the southern hemisphere they deflect to the left. - Examples like ocean currents and atmospheric circulation demonstrate how the Coriolis effect significantly impacts large-scale motions on Earth over long time periods.

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Coriolis Effect Presentation

The document discusses the Coriolis effect, which causes objects moving in rotating frames of reference to deflect from their intended path. Specifically: - The Coriolis effect is caused by the difference in rotation speeds of the Earth at different latitudes, making paths appear curved from a stationary viewpoint. - It is maximum at the poles and zero at the equator. In the northern hemisphere, objects deflect to the right, and in the southern hemisphere they deflect to the left. - Examples like ocean currents and atmospheric circulation demonstrate how the Coriolis effect significantly impacts large-scale motions on Earth over long time periods.

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  • Introduction to Coriolis Effect: Provides an introduction to the Coriolis Effect, outlining the key topics and the structure of the presentation.
  • Definition of Coriolis Force: Defines the Coriolis force and explains its origins and the direction of its influence on moving objects on Earth.
  • Nature of Coriolis Force: Discusses whether the Coriolis force is a true force or an observational effect, detailing its impact on motion.
  • Causes of the Coriolis Effect: Explains the causes behind the Coriolis effect, focusing on the influence of Earth’s rotation and speed variation with latitude.
  • Facts About Coriolis Effect: Highlights important facts and common misconceptions about the Coriolis effect and its real-world implications.
  • Mathematical Description: Presents the mathematical expression used to calculate the Coriolis effect, explaining the variables involved.
  • Observed Phenomena: Discusses the observable phenomena resulting from the Coriolis effect, including deflections in the northern and southern hemispheres.
  • Perception and Interpretation: Explores how perception affects the interpretation of the Coriolis effect, with explanations from different frames of reference.
  • Conclusion: Summarizes the importance and applications of understanding the Coriolis effect in meteorology and oceanography.

CORIOLIS EFFECT

CONTENTS
• WHAT IS CORIOLIS FORCE/EFFECT
• DOES CORIOLIS FORCE IS REALLY A FORCE OR EFFECT ? DILLIP KUMAR NAIK
• WHAT CAUSES CORIOLIS EFFECT ? PG 2nd year (APPLIED GEOLOGY)
• SOME FACTS
• MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION FOR CORIOLIS EFFECT
21MGL004
• OBSERVED PHENOMENA RAVENSHAW UNIVERSITY
• CONCLUSION
CORIOLIS FORCE/EFFECT
Coriolis effect direction
• DEFINITION
 Force experienced by a rotating system acting
perpendicular to the motion of direction and to

Moving object
the axis of rotation.

 The Coriolis effect changes the intended path of a


moving body. Named after Gaspard Gustave de
Coriolis, the French engineer who first calculated
its influence in 1835, it is often incorrectly called
the Coriolis force.
DOES CORIOLIS FORCE IS REALLY A FORCE OR EFFECT ?
Since Coriolis force does not accelerate the moving objects which
means it do not interfere with speed or acceleration of the moving
objects.

Coriolis effect do not influence the speed of moving object.

It is just an observation or a phenomena which deflects the moving


objects from their intended path to the right in northern hemisphere
and to the left in southern hemisphere.

The Coriolis effect causes moving objects on Earth to follow curved


paths.
This is why the Coriolis effect has a dramatic effect on atmospheric
circulation and the movement of ocean currents.

Force=Mass × Acceleration

F=ma

F=m
WHAT CAUSES CORIOLIS EFFECT ?
The Coriolis effect is a result of
the difference in the speed of
earth rotation at different
latitudes more specifically Coriolis
effect rises due to rotation of the
earth towards east.

In reality, objects travel along


straight-line paths , but Earth
rotates underneath them, making
the objects appear to curve.
Pole Vmin

Equator Vmax 0

W E

Distance at poles=minimum
Distance at equator=maximum
Dequator  Dpoles
VELOCITY=  Time taken in one rotation is=24 hours
 Now t=constant
 V=
 V
V=  V,D 
FACTS
The Coriolis effect acts on all moving objects and it is more prominent
on objects travelling long distances specially North or South. Coriolis
effect has a dramatic effect on atmospheric circulation and the
movement of the ocean currents.

The maximum Coriolis effect is at the poles and the Coriolis effect on
equator is zero. Magnitude of Coriolis effect depends upon the length
of the time the object is in motion.

If objects moving towards east or west along the equator then there
will be no Coriolis effect.
Minimum N
MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION FOR CORIOLIS EFFECT
C.E.

Maximum
Coriolis effect Coriolis effect=2vsin

Where, v=Velocity
=Angular velocity
S
=Latitude
Coriolis effect=2vsin
CORIOLIS EFFECT AT EQUATOR CORIOLIS EFFECT AT POLES
 =0  =90
 sin0=0  Sin90=1(maximum)
 2vsin  2vsin
 Coriolis effect at equator is 0.  Coriolis effect at poles is maximum.
OBSERVED PHENOMENA
The moving objects deflects
from intended path to the
right direction in the
northern hemisphere.

Whereas in southern
hemisphere the moving
object deflect to the left
perpendicular to the motion
of direction.
Centre of merry go round
Merry go round

. .
W E Axis of merry go round

Anticlockwise

It is all about perception.


CHATIA

. Right
In this entire concept , our
. NATIA observer (NATIA) is fixed.
Left

All the things will be discussed in


Centre
Ball
the perception of NATIA BHAI.
FOR NORTHERN HEMISPHERE

Tangential velocity component

.
CHATIA

Right
.
NATIA

Left
Tangential velocity of NATIA  Tangential velocity of CHATIA
Centre Ball IA
T
NA

Ri
gh
t
ll
IA a

Le
T B

ft
A

. .
CHATIA CH
Right

After .
.
NATIA
“t”
Left

tre
n
Centre Ball Ce
a ll
B After Time “t”
A
ATI
N

Ri

TI A
gh
t
Rig

NA
ht

IA

Le
T

ft
A Le

.
CH ft

IA
AT

ll
CH

Ba
.
NATIA

. .
W E
t re
n
Ce

re
nt
Ce
Northern
Hemisphere
0

 For NATIA : Rotation is Anticlockwise


 For CHATIA: Rotation is Clockwise

CHATIA
FOR SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

.
Ball

.
CHATIA

Right
CH
AT
. NATIA IA
.
Ce

Left
nt
re

Ri
Tangential velocity

g
Centre

ht
Ball

Le
ft
CH NATIA

.
Clockwise Rotation AT
IA
Ball

.
Ce
nt
re

Ri
g ht
Le
ft
NATIA
Equator

Pole

90

60

30

0
CONCLUSION

 The Coriolis effect plays a significant role in various natural


phenomena,including weather patterns,ocean currents,and
projectile motion.

 It influences the direction and trajectory of moving objects on


Earth,and its understanding is crucial in fields such as
meteorology,navigation,and oceanography.
Thank You

CORIOLIS EFFECT
DILLIP KUMAR NAIK
PG 2nd
   year (APPLIED GEOLOGY)
21MGL004
RAVENSHAW UNIVERSITY
CONTENTS
•
WHAT IS CORIOLIS
CORIOLIS FORCE/EFFECT 
The Coriolis effect changes the intended path of a 
moving body. Named after Gaspard Gustave de 
Cori
DOES CORIOLIS FORCE IS REALLY A FORCE OR EFFECT ? 
Since Coriolis force does not accelerate the moving objects which 
means
This is why the Coriolis effect has a dramatic effect on atmospheric 
circulation and the movement of ocean currents.
Force
WHAT CAUSES CORIOLIS EFFECT ?
The Coriolis effect is a result of 
the difference in the speed of 
earth rotation at differen
Pole
Equator
W
E
VELOCITY=
Distance at poles=minimum
Distance at equator=maximum
Time taken in one rotation is=24 hours
Now
FACTS
The Coriolis effect acts on all moving objects and it is more prominent 
on objects travelling long distances speciall
Coriolis effect=2vsin
Where, v=Velocity
=Angular velocity
=Latitude
Coriolis effect=2vsin
CORIOLIS EFFECT AT EQUATOR

OBSERVED PHENOMENA
The moving objects deflects 
from intended path to the 
right direction in the 
northern hemisphere.
Whe

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