Collinson Library: HASS6 Humans and the Coast: Landforms

Landforms

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High School Earth Science/Introduction to Earth's Surface http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/High_School_Earth_Science/Introduction_to_Earth's_Surface

What is Coastal Erosions?

Landscapes

From the BBC Human Explorer series, this series of audio and video programs contain information on natural and cultural landscapes and how himans have adapted to live in these sometimes extreme environments.

Environments include ARTCTIC, DESERT, GRASSLAND, JUNGLE, MOUNTAIN,

OCEAN, RIVER AND URBAN LANDSCAPES. (some clips may not be available)

Coastal Landforms

OZ COASTS
USE THIS FIRST - managed by the Coastal Marine and Climate Change Group at Geoscience Australia, and represents a collaborative effort of more than 100 scientists and mangers from across Australia.
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Comprehensive information about Australia's coast, including its estuaries, coastal waterways and climate change impact. This helps to generate a better understanding of coastal environments, the complex processes that occur in them, the potential environmental health issues.
Maps of Ningaloo Park's Sanctuary Zones
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From Dept Environment & Dept Fisheries - maps .
Shoreline Processes and the evolution of coastal landforms
WATER WAVES are another agent of an EROSION, TRANSPORTATION and DEPOSITION of sediments.
Coastal Landforms
Coastal landforms, any of the relief features present along any coast, the result of a combination of processes, sediments, and the geology of the coast itself.
See also Britannica on the 'Databases' page.
Coastal processed and Beaches
Investigates wave generation and types; tides and tidal currents; sediments and beach systems.