Ocean wave velocity
[DOC File]4. Investigating Seismic Waves
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P-waves deform the earth's crust in the same way that a spring stretches and compresses. S-waves deform the earth's crust in the same way that an ocean wave "deforms" the smooth, calm surface of the water. Surface waves have the lowest velocity, the highest amplitudes, and cause the most damage. Have you ever felt an earthquake?
[DOCX File]CHAPTER 2
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c. Love wave. d. P - wave. e. Rayleigh wave. 2.What wave travels the fastest? a. T - wave. b. S - wave. c. Love wave. d. P - wave. e. Rayleigh wave. 3.Which layer of the Earth inhibits the propagation of the S-wave? a. Inner core . b. Outer core. c. Mantle. d. Sub mantle. e. Crust. 4.What is it called when an abrupt change in seismic wave ...
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An ocean wave has a frequency of 2.0 Hz with a wavelength of 10 m. What is the velocity of the wave? (show your work) ___ The wavelength of the wave in the diagram is __ _ The amplitude of the above wave is __ __ A man is standing on the shore of a beach, up to his knees in water. Every 5 seconds a wave breaks on him.
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In the coastal ocean, where waves are also felt near the seabed, the velocity profile includes a wave boundary layer that scales as a function of the wave-generated stress and frequency. The scale is typically on the order of 2 - 10 cm thick for surface gravity waves (Fig. 4.1b).
[DOC File]MS20 Laboratory: Waves on the Oceans
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A. Determining shallow-water wave speed as a function of depth. Table A: Depth Time in Seconds Calculated Velocity Theoretical Velocity a b Average L/T from equation 6 1 cm 31.3 cm/s 2 cm 3 cm 4 cm On the following graph, plot measured wave speed (solid line) against theoretical wave speed (dashed line).
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When a large earthquake occurs under the ocean, it can activate a seismic sea wave known as a . ... is commonly defined as the depth at which the P-wave velocity exceeds 7.6 kms-1.
[DOC File]WAVE REVIEW
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36. A certain ocean wave has a frequency of 0.05 Hz and a wavelength of 10 meters. What is the wave's speed? Answer: 0.5 m/s. 37. A wave travels from one medium to another, and the wavelength decreases. What happens to the velocity and the frequency? Answer: frequency stays the same (dependent on source of wave) but velocity decreases. 38.
[DOC File]TE 401: Lesson and Unit Plan Template
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We will discuss how wavelength is inversely proportional to a wave’s frequency when its velocity is constant. The lesson will end with a review of the lecture and a preview of the next lesson. Part II: Clarifying Your Goals . Big Ideas. Waves are all around us. Waves in the ocean, sound waves, crowds doing “the wave”, and light are all ...
[DOC File]Waves (General) -- Review
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An ocean wave has a frequency of 2.0 Hz with a wavelength of 10 m. What is the velocity of the wave? Title: Waves (General) -- Review Author: mweeden Last modified by: mweeden Created Date: 11/17/2011 7:12:00 PM Company: MCPS Other titles:
[DOC File]Waves
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Actually the wave equation is quit a different “animal” and is usually not encountered until college courses in physics.) It is interesting to consider what happens when a wave suddenly encounters a medium with a different wave velocity. This frequently happens when light passes from air into water or even when an ocean wave passes over a reef.
[DOC File]WAVES
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when wave steepness is greater than 1/7 (H/L > 1/7), the velocity is greater than typical deep-water wave speed (v = 1.87 * T) swell: long wavelength, low steepness, well-sorted waves that originated in an area with higher wind speeds than the area they are identified in; travel long distances without losing much energy
[DOC File]Wave Speed Word Problems - Weebly
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A wave with a frequency of 60.0 Hz travels through steel with a wavelength of 85.5 m. What is the speed of this wave? Earthquakes generate shock waves that travel through Earth’s interior to other parts of the world. The fastest of these waves are longitudinal waves, like sound waves, and are called primary waves, or just p-waves.
[DOC File]Surface Waves
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The analytic expression for the vertical displacement of the water surface when an ocean wave of amplitude is propagating in the +x direction is. Find the angular frequency of water waves. Express the angular frequency in terms of the wavenumber and constants like and . = sqrt(g*k) Find the vertical acceleration of this wave at position and time .
[DOC File]UNIT 6; “WATER & CLIMATE”
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1) Calculate the difference between the arrival time of the p-wave and the arrival time of the s-wave. 2) Take a piece of paper and place the edge next to the travel-time scale on the graph (ESRT p.11; P-wave, S-wave chart). 3) Mark off a distance on the edge of the paper that represents the difference in travel time between the p-wave and s-wave.
Water-Wave Mechanics
(Prerequisite: OC/CE 630 & 631: Ocean Wave Mechanics I & II) TTh: 1230-1350 at MLM 202. Instructor: Harry Yeh e-mail: harry@engr.orst.edu. Course Contents: Introduction and some Mathematics Preliminaries. Review of Fluid Mechanics. Energy dissipation. Boundary layer. Irrotational flows – Euler’s Integral -- velocity potential
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