Physical geography: great systems and global environments
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Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I Earth s Energy, Climate, and Ocean Systems
1
Mapping our Course of Study
2
An Overview of Planet Earth: Some Geographic
Observations and Facts
3
The Sun-Earth Energy System: Fuel for a Planet
4
Earth s Radiation and Heat Systems Over Land
and Water
5
The Great Systems of Global Air and Ocean
Circulation
6
Atmospheric Moisture, Precipitation and
Weather Systems
7
Global Climate, Formative Systems, and Human
Adaptation
8
Climate Change, Past, Present, and Future
Part II Earth s Life Support Systems
9
Earth as an Ecosystem: Energy, Food, and Life
10
Biogeography: Geographic Distribution of Plant
and Animal Types
11
Humans as Geographic Agents in a Changing
World
12
Soil Systems, Processes, and Formation
13
Soil Types, Distribution, and Land-use Relations
Part III Earth s Water Systems
14
The Global Water System
15
Runoff, Streamflow, and Watershed Systems
16
Groundwater Systems, Lakes, and Water
Resources
267
293
313
1
15
33
57
83
113
147
171
201
231 21
Part IV Earth s Rock and Mountain Systems
17
Earth s Internal System: Heat, Convection, Rocks,
and the Planet s Skin
The Formation and Geographic Organization of
the Continents and Ocean Basins
Mountain Systems, Earthquakes, and Volcanoes
18
19
Part V Earth s Erosional and
Landform
Systems
20
Geomorphic Systems: Rock Weathering, Hillslope
Processes, and Slope Formation
Stream Systems, Valley Formation, and Fluvial
Landscapes
Coastal Systems: Waves, Currents, and
Landforms
Glacial Systems: Growth, Motion, and Work of
Glacial Ice
Wind Systems: Sand Dunes, Dust, and Deserts
22
23
24
411
439
469
499
529
559
587
613
335
Appendices
359
Glossary
Photographic Credits
385
Index
A1-A15
G1-G19
P1-P6
11-117
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I Earth s Energy, Climate, and Ocean Systems
1
Mapping our Course of Study
1.1
Our Place on the Planet
1.2
The Great Systems of Physical Geography
1.3
The Nature of Geographic Systems
1.4
The Physical Geographer s Perspective
1.5
Scientific Thought and its Application in
Physical Geography
1.6
The Concept and Objectives of this Book
Chapter Summary and Overview
Review Questions
2
An overview of Planet Earth: Some
Geographic Observations and Facts
2.1
Some Geographic Observations About Earth
2.2
The Shape, Size, and Geographic Organization
of Earth
2.3
Mapping Space and Time
Chapter Summary and Overview
Review Questions
3.1
3.2
3.3
1
3.4
2
3.5
2
3.6
4
3.7
8
3.8
9
12
12
4
13
4.1
15
4.2
17
4.3
21
4.4
24
4.5
30
4.6
31
4.7
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
4>
The Sun-Earth Energy System: Fuel
for a Planet
33
Light, Energy, and Work
34
The Solar Energy System
34
The Measurement and Types of Radiation
38
The Organization and Motion of the Planets
41
Earth s Motion in the Solar System
42
The Concept of Earth as an Energy System
46
Heat Energy and Temperature
48
The Thermal Character of Earth as a Planet
50
Chapter Summary and Overview
52
Review Questions
55
Earth s Radiation and Heat Systems
Over Land and Water
57
Solar Radiation and the Composition of
the Atmosphere
58
The Effect of the Atmosphere on Solar Radiation
60
Geographic Distribution of Solar Radiation at
the Earth s Surface
63
Heat Transfer in Land, Water, and Air
68
The Heat Circulation System in the Landscape
70
The Energy Balance System at the Earth s
Surface
74
Global Temperature Patterns and Controls
76
Chapter Summary and Overview
79
Review Questions
81
The Great System of Global Air and
Ocean Circulation
83
Atmospheric Mobility, Air Pressure, and Wind
84
The Framework of Earth s Pressure and
Circulation System
87
Wind Systems at the Surface and Aloft
90
The General Circulation of the Earth s
Atmosphere
95
The General Circulation of the Oceans
100
Thermohaline Circulation: the Hidden System
105
The Influence of the Oceans on the Atmosphere
106
Chapter Summary and Overview
108
Review Questions
110
Contents
IX
6
Atmospheric Moisture, Precipitation,
and Weather Systems
113
6.1
The Water-vapor-Precipitation System
114
6.2
Atmospheric Instability
117
6.3
Condensation and Precipitation Processes
120
6.4
Orographie
Precipitation: Patterns and Processes
122
6.5
Convectional Precipitation: Thunderstorms and
Tornadoes
124
6.6
Cyclonic/Frontal Precipitation: Air Masses and
Frontal Waves
128
6.7
Convergent Precipitation: Hurricanes and
Related Tropical Storms
134
6.8
Violent and Destructive Storms
138
Chapter Summary and Overview
143
Review Questions
145
7
Global Climate, Formative Systems,
and Human Adaptation
147
7.1
The Nature of Climate Systems
148
7.2
The Great Engines of Global Climate
152
7.3
Traditional Climate Classification
159
7.4
Applied Climatology: Shelter and Clothing in a
Changing World
163
Chapter Summary and Overview
167
Review Questions
169
8
Climate Change, Past, Present,
and Future
171
8.1
The Nature and Indicators of Climate Change
172
8.2
Some Climate Changes of the Past
174
8.3
The Causes of Climate Change
179
8.4
The Climates of Cities
185
8.5
Climate Change in the Twenty-first Century
190
Chapter Summary and Overview
196
Review Questions
198
Part II Earth s Life Support Systems
9
Earth as an Ecosystem: Energy,
Food, and Life
9.1
The Form and Function of the Biosphere
9.2
The Global Nutrient System: Earth s
Biogeochemical Cycles
9.3
The Structure and Processes of Ecosystems
9.4
Ecosystems as Self-adjusting Energy Systems
9.5
The Geography of Terrestrial and Marine
Productivity
9.6
Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Global
Productivity
Chapter Summary and Overview
Review Questions
10
Biogeography: Geographic
Distribution of Plant and Animal
Types
10.1
Major Plant Groups
10.2
Floristic
Associations, Plant Habits, and
Distributions
10.3
Processes and Drivers of Geographic Change
10.4
Major Animal Groups
10.5
Some Animal Habits, Adaptations, and
Distributions
10.6
The Global Dispersal of Terrestrial Animals
10.7
The Geographic Patterns and Character of
Earth s Biota
10.8
Vegetation Distributions Related to River
and Mountain Systems
10.9
Disturbance and the Nature of Change in
Terrestrial Biota
Chapter Summary and Overview
Review Questions
201
202
209
213
218
220
224
227
229
231
232
234
238
240
242
244
246
259
261
264
Contents
11
Humans as Geographic Agents in a
Changing World
267
11.1
The Physical Geography of Early Human Existence
268
11.2
Leaving Africa: The Geographic Diffusion of
Early Homo sapiens
269
11.3
The Origin and Development of Agriculture
272
11.4
Some Geographic Consequences of Early Agriculture
278
11.5
The Industrial Revolution and its Impact on
Natural Systems
282
11.6
The Urban Revolution and
Modern Land-use Systems
285
11.7
The Human System in a Global Context
288
Chapter Summary and Overview
289
Review Questions
291
12
Soil Systems, Processes, and
Formation
293
12.1
Perspectives on Soil
294
12.2
Soil as a Geomorphic System
296
12.3
Soil as an Ecosystem
298
12.4
Soil as
a
Hydrologie
System
300
12.5
Soil as a Biochemical System
304
12.6
Soil Horizons, Profiles, and Formative Systems
307
Chapter Summary and Overview
309
Review Questions
311
13
Soil Types, Distribution, and Land-use
Relations
313
13.1
Soil Formation and the Geographic Environment
315
13.2
Influences on Soil Formation at the Local Scale
319
13.3
Soil Classification and Distribution at the
Regional Scale
319
13.4
Soil and Civilization in the Ancient World
327
13.5
Soil and Land Use in the Modern World
329
Chapter Summary and Overview
332
Review Questions
333
Part III Earth s Water Systems
14
The Global Water System
335
14.1
How the Earth Got Its Water
336
14.2
The Global Water System
336
14.3
The
Hydrologie
Cycle on the Continents
339
14.4
The Water-budget Concept
343
14.5
The
Hydrologie
Landscape
346
14.6
The Nature of Drought
348
14.7
Modification of the
Hydrologie
System by
Nature and Humans
349
14.8
Global Warming and the
Hydrologie
Cycle
354
Chapter Summary and Overview
356
Review Questions
357
15
Runoff, Streamflow, and
Watershed Systems
359
15.1
From Rainfall to Streamflow: The Role of
Landscape in Runoff
360
15.2
Streamflow Responses to Precipitation
364
15.3
Watersheds, Channel Networks, and Streamflow
367
15.4
Geographic Influences on
Watersheds and Streamflow
370
15.5
The Causes and Consequences of Flooding
372
15.6
Watersheds of the World
376
Chapter Summary and Overview
381
Review Questions
383
16
Groundwater Systems, Lakes, and
Water Resources
385
16.1
Pathways and Linkages Underground
386
16.2
Groundwater Systems: Aquifers and Basins
387
16.3
Human Impacts on Groundwater
391
16.4
Groundwater, Streamflow, and Caverns
394
16.5
Lake and Wetland Systems
395
16.6
Water Use, Water Supply, and Land Use
403
16.7
Human Impacts on Water-resource Systems
406
Chapter Summary and Overview
408
Review Questions
409
Contents xi
Part IV Earth s Rock and Mountain Systems
17
Earth s Internal System: Hea^Convection,
Rocks, and the Planet s Skin
17.1
Origin and Development of the Terrestrial Planets
17.2
Extraterrestrial Sources of Geographic Change
17.3
Earth s Inner Structure and Composition
17.4
Earth s Internal Energy System
17.5
The Rocks and Minerals of the Crust
17.6
The Rock Recycling System
Chapter Summary and Overview
Review Questions
18
The Formation and Geographic Organization
of the Continents and Ocean Basins
18.1
Major Features of the
Lithosphère
18.2
Essential Processes of Plate Tectonics
18.3
Distribution and Motion of Tectonic Plates
18.4
Formation of Ocean Basins and Island Systems
18.5
Growth and Breakup of Continents
18.6
Geographic Significance of Plate Tectonics
Chapter Summary and Overview
Review Questions
19
Mountain Systems, Earthquakes, and
Volcanoes
19.1
Geographic Scale and Deformation of the Crust
19.2
Folds, Faults, and Mountain Types
19.3
Earthquakes and Seismic Hazards
19.4
Volcanism, Volcanic Events, and History
19.5
Mountain Systems and the Global Environment
Chapter Summary and Overview
Review Questions
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V Earth s Erosional and
Landform
Systems
20
Geomorphic Systems: Rock Weathering,
Hillslope Processes,
and Slope Formation
499
20.1
Geomorphic Systems and the Rock Cycle
501
20.2
The Denudation System and the Erosion Cycle
503
20.3
How Geomorphic Systems Operate
505
20.4
Weathering Systems and the Breakdown of Rock
508
20.5
Basic Types of Weathering Processes
511
20.6
The Hillslope Segment of the Denudational System
516
20.7
Denudation Rates and Trends
518
20.8
Mass Movement Processes and Features
519
20.9
The Systems of Hillslope Form and Formation
523
Chapter Summary and Overview
526
Review Questions
527
21
Stream Systems, Valley Formation,
and Fluvial Landscapes
529
21.1
Streams as Geomorphic Systems
530
21.2
Streamflow and the Energy of Running Water
532
21.3
Channel Erosion and Sediment Transport
534
21.4
Channel Forms, Processes, and Meanders
538
21.5
The Watershed as a Sediment System
543
21.6
Watershed Systems,
Landforms,
and Landscape
Development
547
21.7
The Geographic Cycle and Other Grand Ideas
550
21.8
Human Impact on Stream Systems
553
Chapter Summary and Overview
555
Review Questions
557
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22 Coastal Systems:
Waves, Currents,
and Landforms
559
22.1
The Geomorphic Systems of Earth s Coastlines
560
22.2
Wave Types, Origin, and Motion
563
22.3
Wave-energy Distribution and Nearshore
Circulation Systems
566
22.4
Wave Erosion, Sediment Transport, and
Coastal
Landforms
569
22.5
Coastal Development, Plate Tectonics and
Sediment Supply: The Big Picture
575
22.6
Classes of Ocean Coasts
577
22.7
Land Use, Engineering, and the Coastal
Challenge of the Twenty-first Century
580
Chapter Summary and Overview
583
Review Questions
585
23
Glacial Systems: Growth, Motion,
and Work of Glacial Ice
587
23.1
Glacier Types, Environments, and Distribution
588
23.2
Glaciers as Systems: Growth,
Motion, and Decay
591
23.3
Glacial Erosion, Debris Transportation, and
Erosional
Landforms
595
23.4
Glacial Deposition and Depositional
Landforms
598
23.5
Pleistocene
Glaciation
and Global Change
600
23.6
Ideas on the Cause of the Ice Age
604
23.7
Periglacial Environments and
Landforms
606
Chapter Summary and Overview
609
Review Questions
611
24
Wind Systems: Sand Dunes, Dust,
and Deserts
613
24.1
The System of Airflow Over the Earth s Surface
614
24.2
Some Geographic Patterns in Surface Winds
618
24.3
Wind Erosion and Sediment Transport
620
24.4
Sand-dune Formation, Movement, and Forms
623
24.5
Global Distribution of Dunes, Loess, and Related
Wind Deposits
627
24.6
Long-distance Transport and Relations to Other
Earth Systems
629
Chapter Summary and Overview
631
Review Questions
633
Appendices A1-A15
Glossary G1-G19
Photographic Credits P1-P6
Index
11-117
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| title_full_unstemmed | Physical geography great systems and global environments William M. Marsh ; Martin M. Kaufman |
| title_short | Physical geography |
| title_sort | physical geography great systems and global environments |
| title_sub | great systems and global environments |
| topic | Physische Geografie (DE-588)4174629-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Physische Geografie |
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