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Nicole Sharp
@admin@fyfluiddynamics.com  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Draining Topography is Hard

Illustration on left showing that draining the ocean is hard, in part because of two ideas illustrated on the right. One shows erosion during drainage. The other is a word "nonlocal".

Illustration of a person and dog looking at a board with many different drainage paths, all covered by a big red X. An illuminated light bulb indicates the person has a different idea.

Two illustrations to show how to distinguish points within and without of a basin (which would form a landlocked water body during draining).

Illustration on left showing that draining the ocean is hard, in part because of two ideas illustrated on the right. One shows erosion during drainage. The other is a word "nonlocal".Illustration of a person and dog looking at a board with many different drainage paths, all covered by a big red X. An illuminated light bulb indicates the person has a different idea.Two illustrations to show how to distinguish points within and without of a basin (which would form a landlocked water body during draining).

At first glance, draining an ocean seems simple like a simple problem: just put a drain at the lowest point. But, as shown in this Minute Physics video, the problem is harder than it sounds because drainage depends not just on a point’s elevation but also on the path that leads to the drain. Fortunately, Henry has some clever methods for figuring out which areas would drain and how. (Video and image credit: Minute Physics)

#drainage #fluidDynamics #oceans #physics #science #topography

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