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(own time) Determining landscape behaviour helps understand how it has changed and will change in the future. Is this an erosional or depositional feature?
(own time) Being able to describe the processes which form landscapes just by observing the current landscape is a key skill to determine environmental change. What process(es) created this landform?
(ESS) Connecting how the landscape interacts with soil is a key connection between geomorphology and soil science. If you saw the landform below in Australia, what soil and bedrock do you think you would find on its surface and at depth?
(workshop) This question assesses your ability to read a specific type of graph that commonly portrays one of the processes discussed in this week’s Own Time material. What is the dominant wind direction and maximum speed shown in this wind rose?
(prac) This question asks you to look for commonalities, one way of starting to think about drawing a bigger picture and relating different locations to each other.
Which features were common both to Tasks 1 and 2?
(prac) This question asks you to consider how to describe a feature, which provides clues to its formation.
How would you describe the slopes at the first location in Task 3?
(prac) This question asks about formation times, a key to understanding processes and landscape histories.Over what time scale did it take the billabong we viewed in task 1 of prac to form?
(prac) This question is asking you to connect three variables, one independent and two dependent.
At the end of Task 2, did the river channel increase or decrease in size? Why?
(own time) This question asks you to combine knowledge from multiple videos to make a prediction.
What cardinal direction would you expect the head of a yardang outside of Adelaide to be given what you have learned about yardang formation environments and the Australian climate context?
(own time) Comparing landforms on Earth and other planets helps us understand how other planets might have been in the past. What Martian landforms and processes are presented in your own-time?