Earth Science AIS.  Definitions   Definition: as one measured quantity increases/decreases, the other measured quantity increases/decreases in response.

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Earth Science AIS

 Definitions

  Definition: as one measured quantity increases/decreases, the other measured quantity increases/decreases in response Relationship

 Relationship Graphs As one value increases, the other value increases As one value decreases, the other value decreases

 Density

  A substance always has the same density, no matter how much you have of it  Cut something in half; the density is still the same  Air pressure is higher at lower altitudes because density is greater Density Extras

 More Density

  How much water vapor is in the air compared to how much water vapor could be present in the air Relative Humidity

  The temperature to which the air must be cooled to reach water vapor saturation  No more water vapor can be added  Where relative humidity is 100%  Even though the value is a temperature, it can only be changed by adding or subtracting water vapor Dew Point

  Release of water vapor into the air by plants Transpiration

  Evaporation and transpiration combined Evapotranspiration

  Incoming solar radiation (sunlight) Isolation

  Length of daylight  How long the sun shines  Greatest on June 21 and shortest on December 21 “Duration of Isolation”

  Height of the sun measured in degrees  Highest in summer and at noon  Lowest in winter and at sunrise/sunset Angle of Isolation

  Slope or steepness of change  Think steepness of a hill  Change in some value over a distance Gradient

 Gradient Examples Positive Gradient “Uphill” Negative Gradient “Downhill”

  How fast something happens/moves  Think “speed”  Change in some value over time Rate

  Change from water vapor into liquid water  How clouds, dew, and fog form Condensation

  Orbiting around another celestial body  Ex. Earth revolves around the sun Revolution

  Spinning on its axis  Ex. Earth rotates one time around in about 24 hours Rotation

 Basic Concepts

  Most changes are cyclical  Examples: water cycle, rock cycle, convection cycle, etc… Characteristics of Change

  Changes are also predictable  Examples: seasons, tides, moon phases, etc… Characteristics of Change Cont’d

  Everything in nature moves from high to low (except for warm air) Natural Movement