Shorelines And Coastal Processes (Lab 14)

This study source was downloaded by 100000867488176 from CourseHero.com on 05-30-2023 14:31:02 GMT -05:00https://www.coursehero.com/file/198379780/Catie-Kerr-Lab-12docx/ Shorelines and Coastal Processes (Lab 14)For this lab you will need the following: Google Earth Shorelines and Coastal Processes KMZ file (link posted in lab 14 assignment in Canvas)Coastal LandformsUnited States Click the link for the Shorelines and Coastal Processes KMZ file to begin this activity. Double click on the Coastal Landforms placemark and make sure that its box is checked. 1. Double click on Point Sur, CA placemark.a. What type of feature is Point Sur?This feature is a Tombolo. A tombolo, from the Italian word for "mound," is a coastal formation. It looks like a small island that hasn't completely split off from the mainland. This island-like landform is connected to the coast by a slim shoal or spit.b. Is there a greater accumulation of sand on the northern side or the southern side of Point Sur?More noteworthy in Southern side of Point Sur and as displayed in the map or Google Earth that the aggregation of sand is greater in the southern part.c. Which direction are the prevailing waves coming from?The prevailing waves originate from the north, and they are only present at specific