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This
on-line
project
is
part
of
the
Center
for
Improved
Engineering
and
Science
Education
(CIESE)
program,
which
has
developed
internet
activities
for
the
elementary,
middle,
and
high
school
level
student.
This
project
involves
comparing
the
water
quality
of
local
rivers,
streams,
lakes
or
ponds
with
other
fresh
water
sources
around
the
world.
The
focus
is
to
assess
the
quality
of
water
based
on
physical
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Students
can
view
these
television
programs
about
a
variety
of
ocean
science
topics
right
in
their
classroom.
They
are
presented
by
real
scientists
and
feature
a
call-in
question
and
answer
session
to
end
the
lesson.
Teacher
packets
containing
information
pertaining
to
program
topics,
activities
to
do
with
students,
pages
for
students'
individual
use,
and
vocabulary
and
reference
lists,
are
available
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These
curriculum
materials
are
from
The
Water
Sourcebook
series,
a
popular
set
of
hands-on
water
environment
activities.
The
activities,
arranged
by
grade
level,
range
from
construction
of
a
big
book
about
water
in
the
life
of
a
fish
for
younger
students
to
the
exploration
of
the
physics
of
artesian
flow
for
older
learners.
Topics
include
the
water
cycle,
conservation,
consumption,
contamination,
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In
this
lesson,
the
student
will
play
the
role
of
a
famous
musician
planning
a
world
tour
with
performances
in
outdoor
amphitheaters
in
Chile,
Venezuela,
Greenland,
and
Maine
(USA).
Based
on
Monthly
Precipitation
Data
for
2006
from
MyNASAData
website,
the
student
will
evaluate
changes
in
monthly
precipitation
levels,
draw
conclusions
about
how
precipitation
data
will
determine
dates
for
a
world
tour
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Convective
clouds
are
clouds
that
develop
vertically
appearing
like
big
stacks
of
clouds.
One
very
common
example
is
cumulonimbus
clouds.
Convective
clouds
are
commonly
connected
to
stormy
weather.
Monthly
Cloud
Coverage
for
Deep
Convective
Cloud
data
can
be
used
to
predict
patterns
in
weather.
The
specific
pattern
associated
with
this
data
is
tracking
and
predicting
thunderstorms.
In
this
lesson,
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In this lesson, students will assume the role of a Department of Forestry Ranger one of whose major concerns is forest fires. Using NASA Surface Scene Type data (biomes) and Monthly Equivalent Water Thickness Land Mass Change Data from 2006, the students will determine areas at high risk for forest fire development.
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This
learning
unit
is
designed
to
present
a
means
to
examine
what
factors
influence
the
quality
of
water
in
the
Chesapeake
Bay:
population
increase,
algal
blooms,
endangered
species
(shad,
oysters
and
blue
crabs),
and
different
watersheds
(such
as
the
Susquehanna
River
Basin)
draining
into
the
Chesapeake
Bay
bringing
nutrients
and
pollution.
Students
work
in
groups
to
take
on
the
role
of
scientists,
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The
Foundation
is
committed
to
providing
balanced
information
regarding
the
use
of
water
as
a
renewable
energy
resource
in
the
Northwest.
All
segments
of
the
public
have
become
increasingly
concerned
with
the
costs
and
benefits
of
operating
hydroelectric
facilities.
Environmental
impacts,
operational
issues,
economic
needs,
preservation
of
benefits
such
as
flood
control
and
recreation,
and
an
increasingly
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This
module
on
measuring
nitrates
and
their
effects
on
water
quality
is
from
a
larger
series
on
water
quality
investigations.
It
provides
background
information
on
nitrates
and
how
it
affects
water
quality.
It
also
contains
both
a
pre-test
and
post-test,
a
laboratory
investigation,
and
a
self-study
game.
The
purpose
of
the
site
is
to
help
students
understand
the
sources
of
nitrates
and
the
role
that
...
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This
is
a
web-based
activity
using
satellite
images
of
the
Gulf
of
Maine
and
the
Carribean
Sea.
Students
are
asked
to
examine
satellite
data
of
sea
surface
temperatures.
From
this
data
they
are
to
determine
the
temperature
scale
and
how
temperature
differences
are
indicated.
They
also
examine
phytoplankton
density
images
to
determine
where
high
phytoplankton
densities
are.
Additional
activities
are
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