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Scientists create computer models to predict wildfire potential under a range of potential climate futures. Using different projections of temperature and precipitation, scientists predict where and when wildfires are most likely to occur. These areas, then, can be managed especially to lower the chances of wildfire.
Marine waters cover 70.8% of the earth’s surface. And, if we substract the 5.5% area of the continental shelf, 65.3% of the earth’s surface is occupied by continental slope and rise, and deep-sea parts (data after Dietrich and Kalle 1957). The deep sea can be subdivided into several topographical units. There are deep-sea grabens<span> (15 in number), which cut deeper than 6,000 m. Deep-sea grabens are restricted to tectonic active regions near the foot of continental slopes.</span>
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Atmospheric<span> Pressure and </span>Winds<span>. The heating of the Earth's surface and </span>atmosphere<span> by the sun drives convection within the </span>atmosphere and ocean<span>. This convection </span>produces winds and ocean currents<span>.
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