4.16.24 21st Century Movements for Black Lives.pptx
Cliff collapse case study
1. How can cliff collapse
cause problems for
people at the coast?
http://www.soton.ac.uk/~imw/barteros.htm#headpage
2. Look at this geology map of Britain
•
We are looking for places that
you think will be the most
vulnerable to cliff collapses?
•
What makes a coastline more
vulnerable to erosion?
•
Locate Barton-on-Sea using
the textbook as a guide.
These rocks are weaker
and more easily eroded.
4. What is a cliff collapse?
• An element of coastal erosion
• Why are we studying it?
– The effect that it can have on people (when
people live very close to the coastal zone)
– The effect on the environment
A cliff collapse – how far do you think the cliff has lowered in this photograph?
5. What makes Barton-on-Sea so
vulnerable to cliff collapses?
• Geology (as we have already
demonstrated)
• Sand overlays clay in places
• Sand is permeable, clay is impermeable.
• How does this create problems?
• Fetch? (can we remember what this is?)
• Housing built close to the cliff
• Problems for residents?
• Interference with drainage
6. Why is the arrangement of the geology at
Barton-Sea so important?
How would you draw diagrams 3 & 4?
Draw a diagram for 6th June 2008 (3.) and January 2009 (4.)
7.
8.
9.
10.
11. Reminder...some of the factors
that can influence cliff collapse?
FILCF OLEGYOG
CLIFF GEOLOGY
VAHYE LFINARLA
HEAVY RAINFALL
YETP FO VEWA
TYPE OF WAVE
Can you think
of any others?
HFCET
FETCH