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EAE1022 - Earth, atmosphere and environment 2 - S2 2026
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(own time) This question focuses on an example of climate feedback, which is an important component of climate dynamics.
What does the following graph tell us about water-vapour feedback? (Match the statements to the direct effect).
(own time) This question is related to the explanation referenced in the previous question.
What is this region called, and what is happening to the air at this location?
(own time) This question focuses on characteristics of our atmosphere.
The difference in temperature between the photosphere and the terrestrial atmosphere is (in Celsius):
(own time) This could be an interpretation related to the previous question.
Do clouds overall warm or cool the climate?
(practical) Comparisons between experiments or locations are often made. If they are comparisons with no explanation, they are likely results. If there is an explanation as to why something might be true, then such comments would belong in the Discussion. This question is an example of the latter.
Related to the second connection question from the practical, which region has the highest precipitation?
(own time) This question focuses on modelling the atmosphere to understand it better.
Match the following modelling experiments with their purpose (note: one option will be used twice).
(practical) Results sections report data. This is an example of how that is done.
In the contrast activity from the practical, Alice Springs has what?
(workshop) This question assesses your ability to represent data.
Which of the following should you always add in Print Layout view?
(practical) Comparisons between experiments or locations are often made. If they are comparisons with no explanation, they are likely results. If there is an explanation as to why something might be true, then such comments would belong in the Discussion. This question is an example of the former.
Related to the first connection question from the practical, which regions are hottest?
(workshop) This question assesses your ability to represent data.
If we walked north along Rainforest Walk while taking data, what sort of geometry should we use to represent this dataset?