<p> Tsunami Project Expectations</p><p> Be in PowerPoint Form</p><p> Keep words on slide limited</p><p> When giving presentation, DO NOT SIMPLY READ WHAT IS ON SLIDE</p><p> Pictures would be nice and would help, yet are not required</p><p> Timing of presentation will also be in consideration. Your presentation should not be more than 10 minutes long and should not be shorter than 5.</p><p> Information required for slide yet not limited to:</p><p> o Location of Tsunami</p><p> o Time and date of tsunami</p><p> o What caused this tsunami? Be as detailed as possible. If possible include:</p><p>. The type of fault line</p><p>. The name of the fault line</p><p>. The location of the fault line</p><p> o How many lives lost due to this tsunami</p><p> o Describe the aftermath of the devastation (could be described in $$)</p><p> o How does this area prepare for future tsunamis?</p><p> o Expectations for the future</p><p> o How prone is this area to more tsunamis?</p><p> o Miscellaneous (random facts)</p><p> Must have a reference slide at the end</p><p> o Keep track of every website/reference book, or any other material used to gather this information</p><p> o When it comes time to do this I will help you o http://www.noodletools.com/ will also help you with this tremendously http://www.studygs.net/citation.htm will also help you Earthquake Project Expectations</p><p> Be in PowerPoint Form</p><p> Keep words on slide limited</p><p> When giving presentation, DO NOT SIMPLY READ WHAT IS ON SLIDE</p><p> Pictures would be nice and would help, yet are not required</p><p> Timing of presentation will also be in consideration. Your presentation should not be more than 10 minutes long and should not be shorter than 5.</p><p> Information required for slide yet not limited to:</p><p> o When did this earthquake take place? If it has it down to the minute I want to know.</p><p> o Where were the epicenter and/or focus of the earthquake?</p><p> o What countries and/or cities did it affect?</p><p> o What were the effects? For example, did buildings fall, bridges collapse, etc?</p><p> o Did it produce any other lithospheric events such as a tsunami, landslide, etc? If so, where?</p><p> o What was the magnitude of the earthquake? What does this mean?</p><p> o How many lives were lost?</p><p> o What was the total estimated damage? This is usually expressed in amounts of money.</p><p> o What are people doing to prevent such damages in the future?</p><p> Must have a reference slide at the end</p><p> o Keep track of every website/reference book, or any other material used to gather this information</p><p> o When it comes time to do this I will help you</p><p> o http://www.noodletools.com/ will also help you with this tremendously</p><p> o http://www.studygs.net/citation.htm will also help you</p><p>Volcano Project Expectations</p><p> Be in PowerPoint Form</p><p> Keep words on slide limited</p><p> When giving presentation, DO NOT SIMPLY READ WHAT IS ON SLIDE</p><p> Pictures would be nice and would help, yet are not required</p><p> Timing of presentation will also be in consideration. Your presentation should not be more than 10 minutes long and should not be shorter than 5.</p><p> Information required for slide yet not limited to:</p><p> o Location of Volcano (Town/City, State if in USA, Country)</p><p> o Size of volcano (rank in the world, elevation)</p><p> o How was volcano formed (subduction, rifting, hotzone)</p><p> o What kind of plate boundary does volcano reside on</p><p> o Explosive history</p><p> o Current Status (Dormant, Active)</p><p> o Expectations for the future</p><p> o Danger Level (any towns near, estimated death rate if explodes, etc)</p><p> o How are people being prepared for a potential explosion (warning systems, etc)</p><p> o Miscellaneous (random facts)</p><p> Must have a reference slide at the end</p><p> o Keep track of every website/reference book, or any other material used to gather this information</p><p> o When it comes time to do this I will help you</p><p> o http://www.noodletools.com/ will also help you with this tremendously</p><p> o http://www.studygs.net/citation.htm will also help you </p>