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ggp120-fa15_ch05_hydrosphere.pptRobert W. Christopherson Charlie Thomsen
The Hydrosphere
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Water and Atmospheric Moisture
- Water on Earth
- Unique Properties of Water
- Humidity
- Atmospheric Stability
- Clouds and Fog
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Land and Water
Hemispheres
Figure 7.2
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Ocean and Freshwater Distribution
Figure 7.3
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Unique Properties of Water
- Heat properties
Phase change
Sublimation
Latent heat
Vaporization
Condensation
- Heat properties of water in nature
Latent heat of sublimation
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Three States of Water
Figure 7.5
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Uniqueness of Ice Forms
Figure 7.6
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Phase Changes
Figure 7.7
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Water Vapor in the Atmosphere
Figure 7.10
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Water Vapor in the Atmosphere
Figure 7.10
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Cloud Types and Identification
Figure 7.22
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Hydrologic Cycle Model
Figure 9.1
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Surface Water
Figure 9.2
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- The Soil-Water-Balance Equation
- Sample Water Budgets
- Water Budget and Water Resources
Soil-Water-Budget Concept
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The Soil-Water Balance Equation
Figure 9.3
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- Groundwater Profile and Movement
- Aquifers, Wells, and Springs
- Overuse of Groundwater
- Pollution of Groundwater
Groundwater Resources
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Groundwater Characteristics
Figure 9.17
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Groundwater Characteristics
Figure 9.17
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Groundwater Potential
Figure 9.16
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High Plains Aquifer
Figures FS 9.2.1a, 9.2.3
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- Water Supply in the United States
- Instream, Nonconsumptive, and Consumptive Uses
- Desalination
- Future Considerations
Our Water Supply
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U.S. Water Budget
Figure 9.20
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Water Withdrawal by Sector
Figure 9.21
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Water Desalination
Figure 9.22
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