growth process including fetch and bathymetry Describe how survey monitoring Tsunamis strategies are related to wave regimes. Breaking waves, long-shore drift and rip current processes in relation to beach surveys. Beach profiles F3: Geology and geophysics F3.1 Geology F3.1a Earth Plate tectonics and other Earth Describe the structure of the Earth and structure processes explain the relationship between Earth Earthquakes processes and bathymetric /topographic Types of continental margins features of the Earth. (B) Ocean basins, trenches, ridges and other ocean floor features Different types of rocks in the marine environment Subsidence and uplift F3.1b Types of coast Interpret geological information and relate Geomorphology Seafloor features and bed expected seafloor features to hydrographic Erosion, transport and survey methodology and need for deposition repeated hydrographic surveys. (A) Estuaries and inlets Seafloor temporal variability Sediment sampling F3.1c Substrates Sediment types Predict seafloor type and characteristics Outcropping rocks based on observations of local geological Submerged aquatic vegetation information. (I) Corals F3.2 Geophysics F3.2a Gravity Gravity meters Explain the principle of operation of fields and Relative and absolute gravity gravity meters and the need for gravity surveys measurements corrections.
growth process including fetch and bathymetry Tsunamis Breaking waves, long-shore drift and rip current processes in relation to beach surveys. Beach profiles Describe how survey monitoring strategies are related to wave regimes. F3: Geology and geophysics F3.1 Geology F3.1a Earth structure (B) Plate tectonics and other Earth processes Earthquakes Types of continental margins Ocean basins, trenches, ridges and other ocean floor features Different types of rocks in the marine environment Subsidence and uplift Describe the structure of the Earth and explain the relationship between Earth processes and bathymetric /topographic features of the Earth. F3.1b Geomorphology (A) Types of coast Seafloor features and bed Erosion, transport and deposition Estuaries and inlets Seafloor temporal variability Sediment sampling Interpret geological information and relate expected seafloor features to hydrographic survey methodology and need for repeated hydrographic surveys. F3.1c Substrates (I) Sediment types Outcropping rocks Submerged aquatic vegetation Corals Predict seafloor type and characteristics based on observations of local geological information. F3.2 Geophysics F3.2a Gravity fields and gravity surveys Gravity meters Relative and absolute gravity measurements Explain the principle of operation of gravity meters and the need for corrections.
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