Our planet Earth may be viewed as a complex environmental system consisting of different interacting sub-systems or components. Here, a steady influx of solar radiation provides the heat and light energy needed to support life in the biosphere. This chapter characterizes the basic structures of these life support (bio-physical) sub-systems i.e. atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere including an overview of their functions and inter-connectedness.
Learn moreHas discount |
|
||
---|---|---|---|
Expiry period | Lifetime | ||
Made in | English | ||
Last updated at | Wed Jun 2024 | ||
Level |
|
||
Total lectures | 0 | ||
Total quizzes | 0 | ||
Total duration | Hours | ||
Total enrolment | 0 | ||
Number of reviews | 0 | ||
Avg rating |
|
||
Short description | Our planet Earth may be viewed as a complex environmental system consisting of different interacting sub-systems or components. Here, a steady influx of solar radiation provides the heat and light energy needed to support life in the biosphere. This chapter characterizes the basic structures of these life support (bio-physical) sub-systems i.e. atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere including an overview of their functions and inter-connectedness. | ||
Outcomes |
|
||
Requirements |
|