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  • 1

    It is an earth science deals with the distribution and occurrence of water on an under the earth surface that is with what happens to the rain

    Hydrology

  • 2

    It is the science dealing with the atmosphere and movement, water both and vapor, and as liquid in the air, it typically involves the study of weather and climate

    Meteorology

  • 3

    It is the transfer of water and energy between the land surface and lower atmosphere

    Hydro meteorology

  • 4

    It is a branch of meteorology and hydrology that deals with the hydrological problems involving hydrologic cycle, the water budget, and even the rainfall statistics of Of storms

    Hydro meteorology

  • 5

    Hydrology and meteorology are concerned with the circulation of water from the oceans through the atmosphere back to the ocean, or to the land, and then to the oceans again by overland and sub routes

    Hydrologic cycle

  • 6

    How does water constantly be cycled?

    It is cycled through the atmosphere, ocean, vegetation, and land

  • 7

    This is a process in which water is being cycled or constantly cycled through the ocean, the atmosphere and vegetation

    Hydrologic cycle

  • 8

    This system, which describes the distribution and movement of water between the Earth and its atmosphere

    Hydrologic cycle

  • 9

    It is a process in which the liquid water will change into a gas due to the heating up of the sun

    Evaporation

  • 10

    A plants absorb water from the soil. The water moves from the roots to through Through the stems to the leaves once the water reaches the leaves, some of it evaporates from the leaves, adding to the amount of water vapor in the air. What is this process?

    Transpiration

  • 11

    It is evaporation through plant leaves

    Transpiration

  • 12

    It is a process by which water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and water surfaces, and by transpiration from plants

    evapotranspiration

  • 13

    It is the process in which the water starts to cool and become a liquid again

    Condensation

  • 14

    What will happen if there’s a large amount of water be pour that condensed

    There is a formation of clouds

  • 15

    It is where the waterfalls back to the earth, either rain or snow, depending on the altitude

    Precipitation

  • 16

    This is where the water the returns to earth as precipitation runs of the surface of the land and flows downhill into streams, rivers, pond and lake

    Surface runoff

  • 17

    It is the process by which water on the ground surface enters the soil. It is fast as the beginning and slow at later stages

    Infiltration

  • 18

    Where does infiltration takes place?

    At the uppermost stratum

  • 19

    It is the descending motion of filtered water through soil and rock layers

    Percolation

  • 20

    It delivers water from the surface into the soil and plant routing zone

    Infiltration

  • 21

    It moves through the soil profile to replenish ground water supplies or become part of sub surface or runoff process

    Percolation

  • 22

    It represents the flow of water from unsaturated zone to saturated zone

    Percolation

  • 23

    It is the flow of water under gravitational forces in permeable medium

    Seepage

  • 24

    What is the flow generally in C page?

    Laminar

  • 25

    It is does for horizontal flow of water within the soil layer. It normally takes place when the soil is completely saturated with water.

    Through flow

  • 26

    Some of the water percolates underground

    Groundwater

  • 27

    How does the water percolate underground and return to the river lake or ocean?

    Through groundwater flow

  • 28

    It is where the amount of precipitation falling will slowly soak into the ground, and eventually reach the reverse

    The water cycle balance

  • 29

    If rain falls for a long period of time, or if the ground is already soaked or saturated with water, there is the chance of

    Increase of Flood

  • 30

    What type of system does hydrologic cycle has?

    Closed system

  • 31

    Where it is where the total amount of water is the same with virtually, no water added to or loss from cycle

    Closed system

  • 32

    It is water just moves from one storage type to another

    Close system

  • 33

    It is where there is an evaporation from the ocean and how it is

    Balance by water being returned through precipitation and surface run out

  • 34

    Estimation of evaporation is used in

    Conceptual hydrological model

  • 35

    What are those projects that use rainfall data?

    Design and construction of water resources projects

  • 36

    Solar. Radiation travels in the form of

    Electromagnetic waves

  • 37

    It is the amount of radiant energy received over emitted by unit area of the surface per unit time

    Radiative flux

  • 38

    It is the ideal object is perfect immature, and a perfect observer of radiation

    Blackbody

  • 39

    Emissivity is the ratio of energy flux emitted by a surface at given blank to the back body

    Wavelength and temperature

  • 40

    Ratio of amount of energy transmitted to the Blank the total amount incident in the surface

    Sub surface

  • 41

    It is the wavelength of maximum emission that is related to absolute temperature of radiating body

    Wein’s displacement, law

  • 42

    In planck law, ____ is emitted by a block body at the particular revent is a function of its surface

    Energy flux

  • 43

    In Kerch of slow, absurd activity of a material for addition of a specific equivalent, is equal to each emissivity for the same wavelength Leng

    kirchoff’s law

  • 44

    Solar. Constant is the rate at which the radiant energy from the sun is receive on a surface at the top of the Atmosphere _______ to the sun race, when the Earth is at an average distance from the sun

    Perpendicular

  • 45

    It is responsible for the varying earth and distance

    Astronomical factors, elliptical orbit of the Earth

  • 46

    It is the season where sun is the farthest from the earth

    Aphelion

  • 47

    It is the season where Stan is near the Earth

    Perihelion

  • 48

    The consistent inclination of earth earths axis of spin with respect to Plane of its orbit

    Parallelism

  • 49

    It is any condition of the atmosphere which reduces its transparency to radiation, especially its visible portion

    Atmospheric turbidity

  • 50

    What are the factors affecting atmospheric turbidity?

    Dust, pollens, Water vapor, Suspended materials

  • 51

    These are materials of dispersed, solid, or liquid particles suspended in the air

    Aerosol

  • 52

    It describes the reduction in flux density of a light beam as a function of the depth in the homogenous observing medium

    Beer-Bouguer Law

  • 53

    It is the radiation emitted by atmosphere, that is determined by air temp temperature

    Incoming atmospheric long wave

  • 54

    It is redemption emitted by earth, determined by earths surface temperature

    Outgoing, terrestrial, long wave

  • 55

    It is the difference between the total incoming radiation faxes and outgoing, radiation faxes

    Radiation balance near the surface

  • 56

    It is where the energy is available at the Earth surface to dry processes of evapotranspiration, air and soil, heating as well as other small energy, consuming processes, such as

    Photosynthesis

  • 57

    During clear sunny day, what radiation is equal to each other?

    The incoming long wave edition is equal to the outgoing, long wave radiation

  • 58

    It is a sensor radiation as a function of the temperature differences between black and white surface sensors

    Thermo electric sensors

  • 59

    This sensors normally covered with glass dome to minimize convective losses

    Thermo electric sensors

  • 60

    It uses voltage differences across to the similar metals sensors to measure solar radiation

    Photo electric sensors

  • 61

    It measures direct, solar radiation

    Pyrheliometer

  • 62

    It measures global solar radiation, which is direct and diffuse

    pyranometer

  • 63

    At measure total radiation

    Pyrradiometer

  • 64

    Measures longwave radiation

    Pyrgeometer

  • 65

    It measures visible light

    Quantum sensor or PAR

  • 66

    It is the transfer of energy from the particles of one object due to the temperature difference between two objects

    Heat

  • 67

    Molecules begin to move faster as ____ energy is added

    Thermal

  • 68

    What will happen to molecules if thermal energy is taken away

    Molecules begin to move slower

  • 69

    Energy exchange process between the earths surface and air

    Convection

  • 70

    It is the heat transfer between surface and air

    Convection

  • 71

    It is the motion induced by mechanical forces, friction of fluid or applied external forces, such as wind

    Forced Convection

  • 72

    It is the motion caused by the density differences within fluid

    Free convection

  • 73

    It is where the heat gain is equivalent to its heat loss and it’s energy flux that isn’t coming. It’s also equivalent to its energy flux that is upcoming so basically it uses the principle of energy conservation.

    Energy/heat balance of the Earth atmosphere boundary

  • 74

    It is the amount per unit time passing through a unit area normal to that direction

    Flux

  • 75

    It shows the partitioning of surface net tradition into different components

    Surface, energy balance

  • 76

    True or False Surface energy balance is the conductive exchange between surface and atmosphere both sensible and latent heat

    False

  • 77

    Surface energy balance is the convective exchange in the soil or ground heat

    False

  • 78

    True or False Exact partitioning is governed by the nature of the surface and relative abilities of soil and atmosphere to transport heat

    true

  • 79

    False or True Heat partitioning of net radiation is the most important determinant of local micro climate characteristics

    False

  • 80

    What are the components of surface energy balance?

    Sensible Heat Flux, Net Radiation, Latent Heat Flux, Ground Heat Flux

  • 81

    It is transferred due to difference in temperature

    Sensible heat Flux

  • 82

    TRUE OR FALSE It is where he transferred from ground to air by daytime or air to ground by nighttime is done by conduction

    False

  • 83

    It is the heat transferred by phase change of water

    Latent heat

  • 84

    TRUE OR FALSE In ideal surface, only horizontal fluxes energy are considered

    false

  • 85

    It is a very thin interface between two media air and soil or water having no mass and heat capacity

    Ideal surface

  • 86

    It is the individual components of energy balance are constant in time

    Steady state condition

  • 87

    It is the most accurate method and requires fast response Sensor

    Eddie covariance

  • 88

    It is indirect, robust and requires less sophisticated sensors

    Baen ratio, energy balance

  • 89

    It uses time, average temperature and humidity profiles near the surface

    Bowen ratio, energy balance

  • 90

    A direct approach of quantifying exchanges of carbon dioxide water vapor, methane various other gases and energy between the surface of the earth and the atmosphere

    Eddy covariance

  • 91

    Requires fast and precise instruments due to fast vertical movement of wind and small amount of gas carried by upward and downward parcels

    Eddy Covariance

  • 92

    The indirect method of measuring, sensible and latent heat fluxes

    Bowen ratio, energy balance

  • 93

    It is measured flux by the flux plate plus energy stored in the layer above the heat, flux plate, measured by temperature probe and moisture content

    Surface soil, heat, flux

  • 94

    True or false Well watered vegetation provides a ready source of freewater to create a large latte and heat flux

    True

  • 95

    It is the horizontal heat transferred due to flow of hot, dry air over irrigated field

    Advection

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    It is an earth science deals with the distribution and occurrence of water on an under the earth surface that is with what happens to the rain

    Hydrology

  • 2

    It is the science dealing with the atmosphere and movement, water both and vapor, and as liquid in the air, it typically involves the study of weather and climate

    Meteorology

  • 3

    It is the transfer of water and energy between the land surface and lower atmosphere

    Hydro meteorology

  • 4

    It is a branch of meteorology and hydrology that deals with the hydrological problems involving hydrologic cycle, the water budget, and even the rainfall statistics of Of storms

    Hydro meteorology

  • 5

    Hydrology and meteorology are concerned with the circulation of water from the oceans through the atmosphere back to the ocean, or to the land, and then to the oceans again by overland and sub routes

    Hydrologic cycle

  • 6

    How does water constantly be cycled?

    It is cycled through the atmosphere, ocean, vegetation, and land

  • 7

    This is a process in which water is being cycled or constantly cycled through the ocean, the atmosphere and vegetation

    Hydrologic cycle

  • 8

    This system, which describes the distribution and movement of water between the Earth and its atmosphere

    Hydrologic cycle

  • 9

    It is a process in which the liquid water will change into a gas due to the heating up of the sun

    Evaporation

  • 10

    A plants absorb water from the soil. The water moves from the roots to through Through the stems to the leaves once the water reaches the leaves, some of it evaporates from the leaves, adding to the amount of water vapor in the air. What is this process?

    Transpiration

  • 11

    It is evaporation through plant leaves

    Transpiration

  • 12

    It is a process by which water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and water surfaces, and by transpiration from plants

    evapotranspiration

  • 13

    It is the process in which the water starts to cool and become a liquid again

    Condensation

  • 14

    What will happen if there’s a large amount of water be pour that condensed

    There is a formation of clouds

  • 15

    It is where the waterfalls back to the earth, either rain or snow, depending on the altitude

    Precipitation

  • 16

    This is where the water the returns to earth as precipitation runs of the surface of the land and flows downhill into streams, rivers, pond and lake

    Surface runoff

  • 17

    It is the process by which water on the ground surface enters the soil. It is fast as the beginning and slow at later stages

    Infiltration

  • 18

    Where does infiltration takes place?

    At the uppermost stratum

  • 19

    It is the descending motion of filtered water through soil and rock layers

    Percolation

  • 20

    It delivers water from the surface into the soil and plant routing zone

    Infiltration

  • 21

    It moves through the soil profile to replenish ground water supplies or become part of sub surface or runoff process

    Percolation

  • 22

    It represents the flow of water from unsaturated zone to saturated zone

    Percolation

  • 23

    It is the flow of water under gravitational forces in permeable medium

    Seepage

  • 24

    What is the flow generally in C page?

    Laminar

  • 25

    It is does for horizontal flow of water within the soil layer. It normally takes place when the soil is completely saturated with water.

    Through flow

  • 26

    Some of the water percolates underground

    Groundwater

  • 27

    How does the water percolate underground and return to the river lake or ocean?

    Through groundwater flow

  • 28

    It is where the amount of precipitation falling will slowly soak into the ground, and eventually reach the reverse

    The water cycle balance

  • 29

    If rain falls for a long period of time, or if the ground is already soaked or saturated with water, there is the chance of

    Increase of Flood

  • 30

    What type of system does hydrologic cycle has?

    Closed system

  • 31

    Where it is where the total amount of water is the same with virtually, no water added to or loss from cycle

    Closed system

  • 32

    It is water just moves from one storage type to another

    Close system

  • 33

    It is where there is an evaporation from the ocean and how it is

    Balance by water being returned through precipitation and surface run out

  • 34

    Estimation of evaporation is used in

    Conceptual hydrological model

  • 35

    What are those projects that use rainfall data?

    Design and construction of water resources projects

  • 36

    Solar. Radiation travels in the form of

    Electromagnetic waves

  • 37

    It is the amount of radiant energy received over emitted by unit area of the surface per unit time

    Radiative flux

  • 38

    It is the ideal object is perfect immature, and a perfect observer of radiation

    Blackbody

  • 39

    Emissivity is the ratio of energy flux emitted by a surface at given blank to the back body

    Wavelength and temperature

  • 40

    Ratio of amount of energy transmitted to the Blank the total amount incident in the surface

    Sub surface

  • 41

    It is the wavelength of maximum emission that is related to absolute temperature of radiating body

    Wein’s displacement, law

  • 42

    In planck law, ____ is emitted by a block body at the particular revent is a function of its surface

    Energy flux

  • 43

    In Kerch of slow, absurd activity of a material for addition of a specific equivalent, is equal to each emissivity for the same wavelength Leng

    kirchoff’s law

  • 44

    Solar. Constant is the rate at which the radiant energy from the sun is receive on a surface at the top of the Atmosphere _______ to the sun race, when the Earth is at an average distance from the sun

    Perpendicular

  • 45

    It is responsible for the varying earth and distance

    Astronomical factors, elliptical orbit of the Earth

  • 46

    It is the season where sun is the farthest from the earth

    Aphelion

  • 47

    It is the season where Stan is near the Earth

    Perihelion

  • 48

    The consistent inclination of earth earths axis of spin with respect to Plane of its orbit

    Parallelism

  • 49

    It is any condition of the atmosphere which reduces its transparency to radiation, especially its visible portion

    Atmospheric turbidity

  • 50

    What are the factors affecting atmospheric turbidity?

    Dust, pollens, Water vapor, Suspended materials

  • 51

    These are materials of dispersed, solid, or liquid particles suspended in the air

    Aerosol

  • 52

    It describes the reduction in flux density of a light beam as a function of the depth in the homogenous observing medium

    Beer-Bouguer Law

  • 53

    It is the radiation emitted by atmosphere, that is determined by air temp temperature

    Incoming atmospheric long wave

  • 54

    It is redemption emitted by earth, determined by earths surface temperature

    Outgoing, terrestrial, long wave

  • 55

    It is the difference between the total incoming radiation faxes and outgoing, radiation faxes

    Radiation balance near the surface

  • 56

    It is where the energy is available at the Earth surface to dry processes of evapotranspiration, air and soil, heating as well as other small energy, consuming processes, such as

    Photosynthesis

  • 57

    During clear sunny day, what radiation is equal to each other?

    The incoming long wave edition is equal to the outgoing, long wave radiation

  • 58

    It is a sensor radiation as a function of the temperature differences between black and white surface sensors

    Thermo electric sensors

  • 59

    This sensors normally covered with glass dome to minimize convective losses

    Thermo electric sensors

  • 60

    It uses voltage differences across to the similar metals sensors to measure solar radiation

    Photo electric sensors

  • 61

    It measures direct, solar radiation

    Pyrheliometer

  • 62

    It measures global solar radiation, which is direct and diffuse

    pyranometer

  • 63

    At measure total radiation

    Pyrradiometer

  • 64

    Measures longwave radiation

    Pyrgeometer

  • 65

    It measures visible light

    Quantum sensor or PAR

  • 66

    It is the transfer of energy from the particles of one object due to the temperature difference between two objects

    Heat

  • 67

    Molecules begin to move faster as ____ energy is added

    Thermal

  • 68

    What will happen to molecules if thermal energy is taken away

    Molecules begin to move slower

  • 69

    Energy exchange process between the earths surface and air

    Convection

  • 70

    It is the heat transfer between surface and air

    Convection

  • 71

    It is the motion induced by mechanical forces, friction of fluid or applied external forces, such as wind

    Forced Convection

  • 72

    It is the motion caused by the density differences within fluid

    Free convection

  • 73

    It is where the heat gain is equivalent to its heat loss and it’s energy flux that isn’t coming. It’s also equivalent to its energy flux that is upcoming so basically it uses the principle of energy conservation.

    Energy/heat balance of the Earth atmosphere boundary

  • 74

    It is the amount per unit time passing through a unit area normal to that direction

    Flux

  • 75

    It shows the partitioning of surface net tradition into different components

    Surface, energy balance

  • 76

    True or False Surface energy balance is the conductive exchange between surface and atmosphere both sensible and latent heat

    False

  • 77

    Surface energy balance is the convective exchange in the soil or ground heat

    False

  • 78

    True or False Exact partitioning is governed by the nature of the surface and relative abilities of soil and atmosphere to transport heat

    true

  • 79

    False or True Heat partitioning of net radiation is the most important determinant of local micro climate characteristics

    False

  • 80

    What are the components of surface energy balance?

    Sensible Heat Flux, Net Radiation, Latent Heat Flux, Ground Heat Flux

  • 81

    It is transferred due to difference in temperature

    Sensible heat Flux

  • 82

    TRUE OR FALSE It is where he transferred from ground to air by daytime or air to ground by nighttime is done by conduction

    False

  • 83

    It is the heat transferred by phase change of water

    Latent heat

  • 84

    TRUE OR FALSE In ideal surface, only horizontal fluxes energy are considered

    false

  • 85

    It is a very thin interface between two media air and soil or water having no mass and heat capacity

    Ideal surface

  • 86

    It is the individual components of energy balance are constant in time

    Steady state condition

  • 87

    It is the most accurate method and requires fast response Sensor

    Eddie covariance

  • 88

    It is indirect, robust and requires less sophisticated sensors

    Baen ratio, energy balance

  • 89

    It uses time, average temperature and humidity profiles near the surface

    Bowen ratio, energy balance

  • 90

    A direct approach of quantifying exchanges of carbon dioxide water vapor, methane various other gases and energy between the surface of the earth and the atmosphere

    Eddy covariance

  • 91

    Requires fast and precise instruments due to fast vertical movement of wind and small amount of gas carried by upward and downward parcels

    Eddy Covariance

  • 92

    The indirect method of measuring, sensible and latent heat fluxes

    Bowen ratio, energy balance

  • 93

    It is measured flux by the flux plate plus energy stored in the layer above the heat, flux plate, measured by temperature probe and moisture content

    Surface soil, heat, flux

  • 94

    True or false Well watered vegetation provides a ready source of freewater to create a large latte and heat flux

    True

  • 95

    It is the horizontal heat transferred due to flow of hot, dry air over irrigated field

    Advection