Code |
11974
|
Year |
2
|
Semester |
S2
|
ECTS Credits |
5
|
Workload |
TP(45H)
|
Scientific area |
Construction
|
Mode of delivery |
Theoretical and practical classes.
|
Work placements |
Not aplicable.
|
Learning outcomes |
The unit of Geodynamics aims to provide theoretical and practical knowledge on topics related to internal and external geodynamics. Understands the importance of geosciences in Urban and Regional Planning; Identifies and describes and interrelates the elements of the lithosphere hydrology and atmosphere domain. Understands the dynamics of surface and internal processes.
|
Syllabus |
1 - The Earth sciences applied to the Urban and Regional Planning. 2 - Projection Systems: Building and reading maps. 2.1 - Types of charts and maps. Scale concept. 3 - The definition of geographic units. Concept of Region, Zone and Area. 4 - Analysis of components of the geographical environment. 4.1 - Lithology - Soils and Rocks. 4.2 - Hydrogeology. 4.3 - The climate. Types and classifications. 5 - Dynamic surface process. 5.1 – Basic fundaments. 5.2 - Process, Time, space and speed. 5.3 - Erosion and types of modelling. 5.4 - Masses movements- Stability of slope. 5.5 - Storm water Process Morphology River - beds full. 5.6 - Coastal Processes. Coastal morphology. 6 - Internal dynamics process. 6.1 - Earthquakes and volcanoes. Induced seismicity. 6.2 - Geological Hazards - Charts of risk. Preventive plans for Civil Defence.
|
Main Bibliography |
Bloom, A. L. (1988). Superfície da terra. Ellert. S.Paulo.Blücher. Cooke, R. U. (1990). Geomorphology in environmental management. Gass, I.G.; Peter J.Smith; Wilson R.C.L. Vamos Compreender a Terra. Livraria Almedina. Strahler, N. Arthur (1989). Geografia física, edições Ómega. Barcelona.
|
Language |
Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
|