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    daytime/nighttime temperatures. 15.14. What is the prevailing wind direction indicated by the barchan dunes in Figure 15.14? Answer: From west to east 15.16. Notice in Figure 15.14 that some of the dunes are not perfectly symmetrical like that shown in Figure 15.13. (A) Describe this asymmetry‚ and (B) try to explain it. Hint: Study the caption to Figure 15.13A. A constant wind direction produces a dune that is symmetrical in plan view. The windward side is the gentler slope‚ and the leeward

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    to keep the sand dunes at Cronulla/Wanda economically sustainable there are several strategies that had to be done so they wouldn’t be destroyed in the near future. Since there were an increasing number of people going to Cronulla to use the sand dunes‚ the council‚ state and commonwealth had the act quick to save the sand dunes. The strategies that were used for sand dune management in the Cronulla area include dune revegetation‚ polymesh covering‚ walkways‚ and fencing. Dune Revegetation has been

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    analyse how the operation and integration of natural processes within your chosen New Zealand geographic environment have led to the formation of one significant feature. New Zealand geographic environment – Muriwai Coastal Environment Feature – Sand dunes situated at the back of Muriwai beach Introduction Muriwai Coastal Environment is located on the west coast of the North Island. It is located west of Auckland‚ midway between the entrances to the he Manukau and Kaipara Harbour. It is located between

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    cliff * Dune- a hill or ridge of wind deposited sand 7.3 outline * Wind Erosion: wind erodes land surfaces in two ways: deflation and abrasion. * Wind Deposits: The wind can create landforms when it deposits its sediments‚ especially in deserts and along coasts. Both layers of loess and sand dunes are landscape features deposited by wind. -Loess -Sand Dunes: Wind can deposit sand in mounds or ridges called dunes when it encounters an obstruction. * Types of Sand dunes: The shape

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    Aeolian deposition is able to take place. Due to this changes to the environment have been able to take place‚ such as the formation of the sand dunes located on south muriwai beach as shown on my map. On south Muriwai Beach there are sand dunes‚ Larger sand dunes and smaller sand dunes that stretch across majority of the beaches length. These sand dunes are a result of the processes long shore drift and Aeoilian transportation and deposition interacting. As Long shore drift takes place‚ the build

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    consistent year after year in the same location.Wind‚ waves‚ and longshore currents are the driving forces behind coastal erosion. This removal and deposition of sand permanently changes beach shape and structure. Sand may be transported to land-side dunes‚ deep ocean trenches‚ other beaches‚ and deep ocean bottoms. Coastal erosion poses many problems to coastal

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    be cooler. 15.14. What is the prevailing wind direction indicated by the barchan dunes in Figure 15.14? Answer: From west to east 15.16. Notice in Figure 15.14 that some of the dunes are not perfectly symmetrical like that shown in Figure 15.13. (A) Describe this asymmetry‚ and (B) try to explain it. Hint: Study the caption to Figure 15.13A. The sand hills are called the barchans dunes. These dunes are created by wind with a nominal flow of sand. They are crescent shaped and also produce

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    of these issues includes erosion. Erosion is one of the biggest geographical issues‚ which is the wearing down of different materials‚ such as rock‚ soil and sand. Some of the few management strategies used to provide a better environment are sand dunes and the sea bee wall. Erosion is the wearing down of different materials caused by natural forces such as long shore drift‚ waves and tides. These forces erode the landforms‚ which can cause landslides. Landslides will demolish the infrastructure

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    coast? Coastal dunes‚ of all shapes and sizes‚ are are dense enough to prevent rapid and significant changes. The Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 specifically calls for the creation and enhancement of dunes in the coastal zone. There is increasing recognition of the variety of dune features that exist at the coast and the interplay between the beach and coastal dunes. The measurements of sand gains and losses in the dunes and the flows of sediment from the beach to the dune have been practiced

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    is something we call “Dunes Day‚” or as I like to call it “Doomsday.” This is the day in the middle of camp‚ right when the fatigue from running twice a day kicks in‚ where we face the treacherous and never ending hills of the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes. Though I have survived running the dunes three times‚ I am surprised that I made it out alive my first time as a freshman. As a freshman I did not know what to expect. I was shocked by the massive size of the dunes. The dunes made every hill I have

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