Dave Cocchiarella
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Tuesday Weather Forecast
Tuesday Weather Forecast
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Відео

HCI 15D
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HCI 15D
WESH 2 Hurricane Special 2018
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Surviving the Season
OCE 101 Lecture: Marine Communities
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture: Life in the Ocean
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture: Coasts
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture: Waves & Tides
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture: Ocean Circulation
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture: Atmospheric Circulation
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture; Water & Ocean Structure
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture; The Ocean Floor
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture; Plate Tectonics
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
OCE 1001 Lecture; An Ocean World
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This Lecture is meant for students of OCE 1001 An Introduction to Oceanography at Valencia College and Seminole State College. The content is taken for the textbook Essentials of Oceanography, 8th Edition, from Cengage Learning, 2018 and written by Tom Garrison and Robert Ellis.
Hurricane Irma Live Report
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Dave Cocchiarella reporting outside the WESH 2 Studios in Orlando during Hurricane Irma.
ESC 1000 Chapter 15 Lecture
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Textbook: Foundations of Earth Science, Eighth Edition, Pearson Education, Fredrick K.Lutgens, Edward J. Tarbuck, Dennis Yasa, Natalie Bursztyn - Utah State University
ESC 1000 Chapter 14 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 14 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 13 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 13 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 12 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 12 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 11 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 11 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 10 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 10 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 9 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 9 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 8 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 8 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 7 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 7 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 6 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 6 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 5 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 5 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 4 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 4 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 3 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 3 Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 2 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 2 Lecture
ESC 1000 Introduction Lecture
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ESC 1000 Introduction Lecture
ESC 1000 Chapter 1 Lecture
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ESC 1000 Chapter 1 Lecture

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @harshinis2343
    @harshinis2343 22 дні тому

    Thank you for the lecture

  • @mattmillercom
    @mattmillercom 22 дні тому

    That was a wonderful intro. Who knew.

  • @qinchai2572
    @qinchai2572 29 днів тому

    Your lectures are very helpful,thank you professor!

  • @qinchai2572
    @qinchai2572 Місяць тому

    A very good oceanography tutorial, with vivid and easy to understand explanations. thank!

  • @whatabouttheearth
    @whatabouttheearth 2 місяці тому

    Cyanobacteria ("blue green algae") are not plants, they are bacteria and predate the evolution of photosythesizing plants because they are what formed a symbiotic relationship with early plants to develop chloroplasts. Cyanobacteria were the first and only group to develop oxygenic photosynthesis. Without them plants and animals would of never existed. And Metazoa (animals) are by definition multi cellular eukaryotes. It's also weird that that documentary reffered to stromatolites (literally "layered rock", sromatos lithos) as organisms, they weren't, they were made excretions by lyers of organisms like cyanobacteria. And essentially the cyanobacteria shit out O2 from H2O so much that they repeatedly knocked themselves almost extinct many many times by increasing the atmosphere and water with their own waste, until this happened so much everything wither adapted or died. This is thought to be the largest extinction event ever, called the Great Oxidation Event.

  • @whatabouttheearth
    @whatabouttheearth 2 місяці тому

    4:14 😂 "in order to make an apple pie from scratch, first you must create a universe" - Carl Sagan

  • @daniel.m.goldstein
    @daniel.m.goldstein 2 місяці тому

    Very informative lectures. Thank you

  • @jackoknight1226
    @jackoknight1226 3 місяці тому

    Hey man! I don't know if you still reply to anything anymore but I really appreciate these videos, I'm an aspiring meteorologist and these videos are helping me prepare for college!

  • @onboardsvtsunami7662
    @onboardsvtsunami7662 3 місяці тому

    We are a fulltime sailing / cruising family. We are watching this series as a family as Understanding weather is extreme!y important to our lives at sea.

  • @Live_your_Dreams_Everyday
    @Live_your_Dreams_Everyday 3 місяці тому

    Thanks Dave. I've just been through this whole series as part of my pilot training. It answers so many questions for me. The most exciting thing is all this learning is a never ending process. Even though my focus is aviation I'll possibly go through your ocean series as this one was such a demonstration of quality.

  • @phatpun9545
    @phatpun9545 3 місяці тому

    This needs to be apart of living in Florida. 💯

  • @capgains
    @capgains 3 місяці тому

    Phenomenal Finally someone who can provide historical connections

  • @deandresmith7787
    @deandresmith7787 5 місяців тому

    This is awesome, im glad i found this. Been thinking about going back to college and finishing, then going to uni for meteorology degree. Niceee

  • @joshuasmith1215
    @joshuasmith1215 6 місяців тому

    soooooo much to take in at onceeeee

  • @Szhihihihihihi
    @Szhihihihihihi 8 місяців тому

    Thanks !

  • @kathleencraig3804
    @kathleencraig3804 8 місяців тому

    Excellent lecture. Based out of SW Florida ...we will be seeing a busy hurricane season ..predicting 27 storms 14 hurricanes and 8 major hurricanes ...hope everyone will be safe

  • @mimolissimo
    @mimolissimo 8 місяців тому

    Great ! Thanks

  • @mimolissimo
    @mimolissimo 8 місяців тому

    Thrilling and great explanations ! Thanks

  • @tornadoclips2022
    @tornadoclips2022 9 місяців тому

    Thank you!

  • @catherinemarsh5453
    @catherinemarsh5453 10 місяців тому

    So if condensation nuclei are particles like dust, salt etc, then there must be a lot of rain after a nuclear explosion.

  • @dr.debbiewilliams
    @dr.debbiewilliams 10 місяців тому

    This is neither a solicitation nor an invitation, this Is the truth. I am and have been completely abstinent for what will be eight years (05-22-2016) (excluding one part of one day now in 2016) here in Philadelphia PA USA almost eight years, and (with the exception of one day in early 2018 not in Pennsylvania), and never left America). My eldest son (who is diagnosed with a disability, but who I am teaching) is still a virgin (to my absolute very, very, very, very, very,very, very, very, very, best knowledge), and my youngest son is married and had a baby girl with his wife a month ago. 05-23-2016 (while I was running for Congress, I spoke with Yvonne Seminario about working as a Financial Advisor). It is now, 03-13-2024 or whenever this stops, nor do we have STI's or STD's, no Cancer, no COVID-19, not LGBTQIA and do not have sex, I do not have a menstrual cycle at all, nor have been sexually active in years, am not cheating not microcheating, not little bit cheating, , not having any affairs, did not sleep with my brother, sister, or children (sexually) just shared a bed, nor my brother in law, nor expose our fathers, not fornicating. I was praying (not playing on September 11, 2001). We mourned.

  • @frodsham23
    @frodsham23 10 місяців тому

    I have never heard gyre pronounced with a hard G, viz. 'guy're. Is that a regional southern thing?

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    @dr.debbiewilliams 11 місяців тому

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  • @dr.debbiewilliams
    @dr.debbiewilliams Рік тому

    This is neither a solicitation nor an invitation, this Is the truth. I am and have been completely abstinent for what will be eight years (excluding a few days in 2016) here in Philadelphia PA USA over seven and one half (almost eight) years overall. (with the exception of one day in early 2018 not in Pennsylvania), and never left America). My eldest son (who is diagnosed with a disability, but who I am teaching) is still a virgin (to my absolute very, very, very, very, very,very, very, very, very, best knowledge), and my youngest son is married and expecting a baby girl with his pregnant wife. 05-23-2023 (while I was running for Congress)-01-26-2024 or whenever this mess stops, nor do we have STI's or STD's, no Cancer, no COVID-19, not LGBTQIA and do not have sex, nor have been sexually active in years, and no longer have a menstrual cycle. I was a virgin when I went to college, and was at home praying on September 11th 2001 as well as election days (normally). I have not been paid by my job in 39 weeks. I took no bribes. Definitely never robbed any banks. I am not remarried, nor am I engaged.

  • @dr.debbiewilliams
    @dr.debbiewilliams Рік тому

    What is the best time for snow plows to move snow and melt ice?

  • @dr.debbiewilliams
    @dr.debbiewilliams Рік тому

    If there was more water near the sun (or a water source), would it be less likely to explode?

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 2 місяці тому

      What? The sun is not going to explode, it's not big enough to go super nova. It will expand in about 4.5 billion years. And water will not stop the sun from expanding, it will simply break up the hydrogen from oxygen in the H2O. These elements were made in stars anyway, from the gravitational slam inward, balanced by the nuclear thrust outward, unless a star is big enough to where iron is made, iron is cool, so it doesn't have a outward nuclear thrust, this causes the gravitational rhythm slam in extra hard because it doesn't have the resistance from the outward nuclear push, when this happens it instantly makes all the other elements past iron on the periodic table, and the outward nuclear thrust caused by that is so powerful it makes a super nova and blows up. But our sun is far too small to ever go super nova.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth 2 місяці тому

      What? The sun is not going to explode, it's not big enough to go super nova. It will expand in about 4.5 billion years. And water will not stop the sun from expanding, it will simply break up the hydrogen from oxygen in the H2O. These elements were made in stars anyway, from the gravitational slam inward, balanced by the nuclear thrust outward, unless a star is big enough to where iron is made, iron is cool, so it doesn't have a outward nuclear thrust, this causes the gravitational rhythm slam in extra hard because it doesn't have the resistance from the outward nuclear push, when this happens it instantly makes all the other elements past iron on the periodic table, and the outward nuclear thrust caused by that is so powerful it makes a super nova and blows up. But our sun is far too small to ever go super nova.

  • @whatabouttheearth
    @whatabouttheearth Рік тому

    Did he really not even show the Keeling Curve? Look up the Suess Effect The increase we have seen in atmospheric CO2 has not had the relative proportional increase in the radioactive 14C isotopes that are depleted in fossil fuels but it has increased in 12C. So yeah, we absolutely know that the overall increase is caused by fossil fuels because that radioactive carbon is depleted and the only thing being released into the atmosphere that is old enough for those radioactive isotopes to be depleted are fossil feuls, mainly coal. We absolutely know the increase is anthropogenic. It is absolutely ridiculous to say "potentially even man made global climate change", we absolutely know that there is anthropogenic warming due to human release of GHGs. And the proportion of 12C we are adding can't simply be sequestered into plants to solve the problem, even partially, considering that is a small carbon sink, plants are extremely sensitive to input fluctuations (that can happen over extremely long periods of time but not rapidly), and that we are also causing record deforestation. The plants just aren't going to "get larger and greener". And it will have a different impact on C3, C4 and CAM plants. And maybe you should specify the time durations involved in the Carbon Silicate Cycle and other processes so that students don't mistakenly think that those are short term effects that can assist in combating anthropogenic climate change.

  • @raziya7480
    @raziya7480 Рік тому

    love from INDIA

  • @BMakveli
    @BMakveli Рік тому

    Thank you so much for your lectures.

  • @redpistola1628
    @redpistola1628 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing your lectures they are very informative!

  • @sanayc2032
    @sanayc2032 Рік тому

    Thank You SO Much! I use this for science olympiad. It really helps me, because I am a seventh grader and the chapters aren't the most comprehendable.

  • @bibhukalyan3001
    @bibhukalyan3001 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for such significant content

  • @AllanEvansOfficial
    @AllanEvansOfficial Рік тому

    There’s your triple point at 45:22 underneath the L! It all makes sense now

  • @AllanEvansOfficial
    @AllanEvansOfficial Рік тому

    Absolutely superb series. I’m soaking up every bit of it and i love the way it’s being explained. Very easy to understand. Thank you so much!

  • @kangev8662
    @kangev8662 Рік тому

    foehn (or föhn) is also german for hair dryer! Thank you for the online lecture, I am very much enjoying learning from you :)

  • @danwylie-sears1134
    @danwylie-sears1134 Рік тому

    Elements beyond iron cannot be formed by forcing other elements together, no matter how extreme the heat and pressure. Instead the process in supernovae that forms heavy elements is neutron capture. Planetesimals and protoplanets are not the same thing. Planetesimals are what forms directly from the dust of a new star system. Protoplanets form from planetesimals by partial melting and separation into a core and mantle. The mantle is solid rock. It's just that the weight of miles of rock above it is enough to make solid rock flow like soft wax. Also, that applies only to part of the mantle. The lithosphere (i.e. the part on top that doesn't flow like squished wax) includes both the crust and the top part of the mantle.

  • @yamataparu
    @yamataparu Рік тому

    The best meteorology courses on the internet. Helped me through all my aviation exams . Hats off to you sir and thank you from the bottom of my heart!

  • @chenyudong3967
    @chenyudong3967 Рік тому

    First comment on youtube, your course is so helpful Prof. Dave, thanks and greeting from China!

  • @nikhilsingh5863
    @nikhilsingh5863 Рік тому

    Life saver for my atmo exams; thank you!

  • @nikhilsingh5863
    @nikhilsingh5863 Рік тому

    So helpful :)

  • @padaku_parul
    @padaku_parul Рік тому

    These videos are incredibly helpful thank you thank you so much for such an amazing content. You are an awesome teacher!!

  • @shadetreader
    @shadetreader Рік тому

    How much is Shell paying you? 🙄