GEL 1005
NATURAL DISASTERS
SCHEDULE
(subject to change)
Sleep is VERY IMPORTANT!!! From the Harvard Medical School web site: "In the view of many researchers, evidence suggests that various sleep stages are involved in the consolidation of different types of memories and that being sleep deprived reduces one's ability to learn. Although open questions (and debate) remain, the overall evidence suggests that adequate sleep each day is very important for learning and memory." Read more about the importance of sleep here: http://healthysleep.med.harvard.edu/healthy/matters/benefits-of-sleep/learning-memory
week of Topic & Assignment
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8/12
8/19
An Introduction to Natural Hazards (part 1)
8/26 An Introduction to Natural Hazards (part 2)
9/2 Earthquakes

virtual earthquake (complete for 10 pts. extra credit)
  • Do NOT go to the NEW version.
  • Be sure to enter my e-mail address; the program will e-mail me so you will receive credit
  • 9/9 Volcanoes
    9/16 Flooding
    9/23 Mass Wasting
    9/30 Subsidence
    10/7
    10/14
    Project Development: Describe one hazard that impacts your community. (Due: Sunday, October 20 by 11:59 pm)
    10/21 Wildfires
    10/28 Severe Summer Weather
    11/4 Severe Winter Weather
    11/11
    Hurricanes & Tsunamis
    11/18
    11/25
    12/2
    Second Project Due: Describe one (more) hazard that impacts you.
    Final paper due: Friday, December 6, by 11:59 pm
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