Earthquakes Earthquakes & &

VolcanoesVolcanoes

The Layers of the EarthThe Layers of the Earth

Three Layers:Three Layers: CrustCrust

MantleMantle

CoreCore

The EarthThe Earth’’s Cores Core

Two layers:Two layers:Inner CoreInner Core

Outer CoreOuter Core

LithosphereLithosphereAsthenosphereAsthenosphere

Continental DriftContinental Drift

WHO: WHO: Alfred WegnerAlfred Wegner WHEN: WHEN: 19121912 WHAT: WHAT: PangeaPangea HOW: - HOW: - FossilsFossils

- - RocksRocks

- - GlaciersGlaciers

- - Polar Polar

RegionsRegions

Explaining Continental DriftExplaining Continental Drift

GLACIERS

MAGNETIC POLES

Questions that Arose…Questions that Arose… No MechanismNo Mechanism

EarthEarth’’s spins spin Strength of rocksStrength of rocks Wind and Ocean currentsWind and Ocean currents

Arthur HolmesArthur Holmes Convection CurrentsConvection Currents How plates moveHow plates move TrenchTrench RidgeRidge

The Jig-Saw PuzzleThe Jig-Saw Puzzle

Two Types of PlatesTwo Types of Plates Ocean PlatesOcean Plates

ThinThin DenseDense

Land PlatesLand Plates ThickThick

Sea Floor SpreadingSea Floor Spreading

Harry HessHarry Hess Ridge Ridge Trench Trench

Robert DietzRobert Dietz Lithosphere NOT CrustLithosphere NOT Crust

What are the differences between What are the differences between WegnerWegner’’s hypothesis and Hess and Diets hypothesis and Hess and Dietzz’’??

Sea Floor Spreading and Sea Floor Spreading and Magnetics…Magnetics…

OceanOcean’’s floor and Earths floor and Earth’’s magnetic fields magnetic field Positive Magnetic AnomaliesPositive Magnetic Anomalies Negative Magnetic AnomaliesNegative Magnetic Anomalies

Positive VS. Negative Positive VS. Negative Magnetic StripsMagnetic Strips

SUBDUCTIONSUBDUCTION

Ocean plate goes under land plateOcean plate goes under land plate Pushed into AsthenospherePushed into Asthenosphere StratovolcanoesStratovolcanoes EarthquakesEarthquakes

Edge of plateEdge of plate AsthenosphereAsthenosphere

Plate BoundariesPlate Boundaries

How are they found?How are they found?

Earthquake depthEarthquake depth ShallowShallow IntermediateIntermediate DeepDeep

RING OF FIRERING OF FIRE How do the trenches relate to the Ring of How do the trenches relate to the Ring of

Fire?Fire?

Plate BoundariesPlate Boundaries

Plates Moving AwayPlates Moving Away Divergent Plate BoundaryDivergent Plate Boundary

Plates Moving TowardPlates Moving Toward Convergent Plate BoundaryConvergent Plate Boundary

Plates Sliding PastPlates Sliding Past Transform Plate BoundaryTransform Plate Boundary

Divergent Plate BoundaryDivergent Plate Boundary

““ExtensionalExtensional””

Mid-Atlantic RidgeMid-Atlantic Ridge

Convergent Plate BoundaryConvergent Plate Boundary

““CompressionalCompressional”” Nazca Plate moving under portion of Nazca Plate moving under portion of

South American PlateSouth American Plate Why does the Nazca plate move under Why does the Nazca plate move under

the South American plate? the South American plate? *HINT* What types of plates *HINT* What types of plates

are they?are they?

Transform Plate Transform Plate BoundaryBoundary

Cause EarthquakesCause Earthquakes San Andreas fault in CaliforniaSan Andreas fault in California

What two platesWhat two plates

cause this fault?cause this fault?

When do Volcanoes When do Volcanoes Happen?Happen?

1)1) Divergent Plate BoundariesDivergent Plate Boundaries

2) Convergent Plate Boundary2) Convergent Plate Boundary

3) Hot Spots3) Hot Spots

Hot SpotsHot Spots

Fixed spotsFixed spots

Magma = low pressure + shallow depthMagma = low pressure + shallow depth Plate movesPlate moves Geologist Tuzo WilsonGeologist Tuzo Wilson Emperor SeamountsEmperor Seamounts

Why and Where???Why and Where???

Speaking of HotSpots…Speaking of HotSpots…Trip to Yellow Stone anybody?Trip to Yellow Stone anybody?

http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/supervolcano/interactive/interactive.htmlsupervolcano/interactive/interactive.html

The Low-Down on LAVAThe Low-Down on LAVA

Three TypesThree Types::

1- 1- PillowPillow

-Mid-Ocean Ridges-Mid-Ocean Ridges

-Why does it form like-Why does it form like

this?this?

2- 2- PahoehoePahoehoe

- Characteristics?- Characteristics?

- How does it form?- How does it form?

3- 3- AaAa

- Characteristics?- Characteristics?

Coast of Kilauea

Sub-Glacial Pillow Lava

Mauna Ula

Mauna Loa

Pahoehoe Lava VS. Aa Lava Pahoehoe Lava VS. Aa Lava

* How do they form?* How do they form?

*Where do they go?*Where do they go?

*How does surrounding *How does surrounding rock help?rock help?

Lava Tube VS. Lava Channel

Pillow LavaPillow Lava – – CoastalCoastal FlowsFlows

Large frontLarge front Lava tubesLava tubes LobesLobes Foreset bedsForeset beds

Common VolcanoesCommon Volcanoes

Crater LakeCrater Lake Mount Saint Helen Mount Saint Helen Una UnaUna Una

Volcanic RocksVolcanic Rocks

IntrusiveIntrusive GraniteGranite

ExtrusiveExtrusive BasaltBasalt

Volcanic DebrisVolcanic Debris

BombsBombs BlocksBlocks LapilliLapilli CindersCinders AshAsh ScoriaScoria PumicePumice Thread lace scoriaThread lace scoria PelePele’’s Hairs Hair SpatterSpatter

Components of a VolcanoComponents of a Volcano

Volcanic LandformsVolcanic LandformsSHIELD VOLCANOESSHIELD VOLCANOES Low viscosityLow viscosity Thin basaltThin basalt Gentle slopesGentle slopes Mauna LoaMauna Loa

7.5 miles from vent7.5 miles from vent Powerline polesPowerline poles

Volcanic LandformsVolcanic LandformsStratovolcanoesStratovolcanoes Andesite and Dacite High silica = viscous Gas buildup causes

Violent eruptions Lots of ash

Subduction zones Mount Saint Helens

Volcanic LandformsVolcanic LandformsCinder ConesCinder ConesWhat are they made from?What are they made from?HeightHeightFire FountainsFire Fountains

Kohala

Fire Fountain

Puu Lilinue , Hawaii

Volcanic LandformsVolcanic LandformsLava DomesLava Domes Steep sidesSteep sides Highly viscousHighly viscous What type of volcanoes can these be What type of volcanoes can these be

commonly found in?commonly found in?

Mt. Saint Helens Mt. Uzen

Volcanic LandformsVolcanic LandformsVolcanic SpineVolcanic Spine

Where?Where?

What?What?

What type of lava?What type of lava?

Mount Pelee, Martinique

Mt. Saint Helens

Volcanic LandformsVolcanic LandformsFlood BasaltsFlood Basalts

““Lava PlainsLava Plains””

Flat sheetsFlat sheets

Fluid lavaFluid lava

How do these How do these

compare to shield compare to shield

volcanoes?volcanoes?

Columbia River flood basalts

Volcanic LandformsVolcanic LandformsComposite VolcanoesComposite Volcanoes

LayeredLayered

What part is steep?What part is steep?

How is the slope?How is the slope?

http://www.gly.fsu.edu/~salters/GLY1000/9Volcanoes/Slide36.jpg

Early Detection?...Early Detection?...TiltmeterTiltmeter

What measures the tilt?What measures the tilt?

Leveling Leveling E.D.M. E.D.M. SurveysSurveys

Laser lightLaser light Where can this be Where can this be

found?found? How can this be How can this be

useful?useful?

Measures horizontal Measures horizontal and vertical and vertical distancesdistances

BenchmarksBenchmarks

Global Positioning Global Positioning SystemSystem

System of: - Orbiting satellitesSystem of: - Orbiting satellites

- Receivers on volcanoes- Receivers on volcanoes

- Computers- Computers Time information between satellite and Time information between satellite and

receiverreceiver How does this information How does this information

help scientists?help scientists?

Seismicity Gas Seismicity Gas GeochemistryGeochemistry

What does it What does it measure?measure?

How does this help?How does this help? Harmonic TremorHarmonic Tremor

FumarolesFumaroles What is measured?What is measured? How does this help?How does this help?

Volcanoe Video…Volcanoe Video…

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4972366.stmnature/4972366.stm

EarthquakesEarthquakes

Vibration and ShakingVibration and Shaking

FaultsFaults

Shock WavesShock Waves

Elastic Strain Elastic Strain

Points to know…Points to know…

FocusFocus

EpicenterEpicenter

Earthquake HistoryEarthquake History

Northridge 1994Northridge 1994

San Andreas 1906San Andreas 1906 Loma Prieta 1989Loma Prieta 1989

Measuring EarthquakesMeasuring Earthquakes

Seismograph:Seismograph:PenPenRotating Paper DrumRotating Paper Drum

Mercalli ScaleMercalli Scale

Richter ScaleRichter Scale

Fun Facts!Fun Facts!

Ringing Church BellsRinging Church Bells

Heat in IcelandHeat in Iceland

Nutrients for the Earths SoilsNutrients for the Earths Soils

DifferentDifferentEarthquakeEarthquake Waves Waves Primary WavePrimary Wave

Secondary WaveSecondary Wave

Rayleigh WaveRayleigh Wave

Love WaveLove Wave

Different FaultsDifferent Faults Strike-Slip FaultsStrike-Slip Faults Thrust/ Reverse FaultThrust/ Reverse Fault Normal FaultsNormal Faults

Earthquake VideoEarthquake Video

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4126809.stm4126809.stm

Why are earthquakes in Why are earthquakes in New York so dangerous?New York so dangerous?

Population and building structurePopulation and building structure

Transmission of shakingTransmission of shaking

Water Pressure Water Pressure

-More fires-More fires

East Coast vs. West CoastEast Coast vs. West Coast

Drill holes in Manhattan and Los AngelesDrill holes in Manhattan and Los Angeles Temperatures differenceTemperatures difference Two plates rubbing cause volcanic Two plates rubbing cause volcanic

activityactivity Hotter temp. makes damps out Hotter temp. makes damps out

propagation of seismic propagation of seismic waveswaves What does this mean?What does this mean?

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