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Unit I. Geomorphology↗Unit II. Climatology↗Unit III. Oceanography↗Unit IV. Geography of Environment↗Unit V. Population and Settled Geography↗Unit VI. Geography of Economic Activities and Regional Development↗Unit VII. Cultural, Social and Political Geography↗Unit VIII. Geographic Thought↗Unit IX. Geographical Techniques↗Unit X. Geography of India↗
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Heat Budget of Earth
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Unit 2
UGC NET GEOGRAPHY
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Heat Budget of Earth
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Table of Contents
- Concept
- Albedo
- Types of Albedo
- Effect Of Earth’s Albedo On Climate
- Significance of Albedo
- Variation in the Net Heat Budget of the Earth
- Mechanism
- Three Levels for the Process to Occur
- Role of Evaporation Convection and Thermal Infrared Radiation
- Significance
The earth absorbs some insolation (short waves) and radiates heat back into space via terrestrial radiation (longwave radiation). Through this give and take process simply called the heat budget of the atmosphere, the earth maintains a constant temperature.
Concept
- A heat budget is an exact balance between incoming heat collected by Earth and outgoing heat emitted as radiation.
- If this balance is disrupted, the earth will get increasingly warmer or cooler as time passes.
- In other words, it is the gain and loss of heat, as well as the balance of heat (received and emitted).
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