UNIT I: EARTH SCIENCE MATH SKILLS, GRAPHING, AND MEASUREMENT NOTES PACKET
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1 UNIT I: EARTH SCIENCE MATH SKILLS, GRAPHING, AND MEASUREMENT NOTES PACKET Picture: Irondequoit Bay looking northward towards Lake Ontario. Geologic evidence suggests that this was once the mouth of the Genesee River prior to the most recent 1 glacial P a gadvance e and retreat.
2 Many students that have taken Earth Science have shown the ability to be accurate. Accuracy is the ability to hit the target you are aiming for, in this class that could be a correct answer on a test that asks you to perform a set task. What only a few students have shown is the ability to be precise. Precision requires that you are able to reproduce results time after time. This unit focuses on honing your ability to be both accurate and precise throughout the course. Let s begin with some basic mathematical equations you could be counted on to use during the year. These are found on the front page of your Earth Science Reference Tables There are 4 essential equations you will need to be familiar with in order to be successful in the course: Additional Equations Ensuring Accuracy In order to ensure that your responses are accurate throughout the course, there are some fundamental concepts you need to understand. 2 P a g e
3 Accuracy Beyond Whole Numbers Often we want to know measurements that are more accurate than simply a whole number. Units Almost all measurements in Earth Science must be coupled with units. One exception is when eccentricity is calculated. Lines As Equations You may be familiar with how you can graphically represent an equation in math. The same is possible in Earth Science, but in a much more simplified way. Isolines o _ o _ o _ o _ 3 P a g e
4 Properties of Isolines Think of isolines like fences that separate neighbors. The neighbors live at different addresses and the isolines keep those properties separate. o o o Isoline Rhyme Practice The following are temperature measurements for a classroom in degrees Celsius. Draw isotherms for every 2 degrees Celsius. 4 P a g e
5 Determining the Value of an Isoline How is an isoline s value determined if it isn t labeled? Only some isolines are labeled. Steps to determining isoline intervals: Step #2: Step #3: o 580 In Earth Science we sometimes would like to know how quickly values change on a field map. We can actually assign a number to this change by using the equation for gradient: 5 P a g e
6 Determining Gradient In this example, let s assume the distance between points is 2 miles and the measurements on the map are in feet. Graphing in Earth Science You will often be asked to us graphs to display data on in-class tests, the midterm, and the final. There are 3 common graphs found in Earth Science: General Rules 6 P a g e
7 Line Graphs _ _ Bar Graphs Relationships Graphs In Earth Science we will often be dealing with very large numbers. Since this is the case, it becomes necessary in some instances to use scientific notation to represent numbers. Scientific notation will look something like this: 1 x 10 3 or 1.0 x 10 3 The exponent dictates the direction the decimal must move in order to express the number in standard form. 7 P a g e
8 If the exponent is positive: If the exponent is negative (1 x 10-3): Converting Standard Form Numbers to Scientific Notation The number being written must begin with a number higher than zero and only a single digit before the decimal point. For example: will become 9.3 If the decimal moved to the right, the exponent is equal to the number of spaces it moved with a preceding (-) For the example above: will ultimately become 9.3 x 10-4 If the decimal moved to the left, the exponent is positive. 867,000 will become 8.67 x P a g e
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