Is this a Fault- and Event-Tree Analysis base on the slides –   A fault-tree analysis is a method where the analyst starts with a risk event and looks for all possible causes of the event. This is diagrammed as a tree, with the risk event at the root and the causes extending away as branches. This analysis is used to discover all of the potential causes of the event (threats and threat actors in this case) so that they can be further analyzed for likelihood.  Similar to the fault tree, the event-tree analysis is also diagrammed as a tree structure but takes the opposite approach (bottom-up as opposed to top-down).

What would the thickness of sediments be at a location where the oceanic crust is 4 million years old and the average rate of sedimentation is 1.25 cm/1,000 years?

Match each type of sediment to its source.

Which tidal cycle is characterized by two high tides and two low tides of approximately equal size each day? Select the best answer

What substance do coral polyps create their skeletons from?

Descending air at roughly 30º latitude creates high pressure systems and leads to enhanced evaporation.

What happens to the period of a wave as it transitions from a deep-water wave to a shallow-water wave?

Which of the following samples would you expect to have the lowest density?

Primary productivity increases off the coast of Peru during La Nina events.

Match each type of sediment to its source, or origin.