🌊Holderness Case Study. Sediment Cell: Positive and Negative Feedback in Coastal System. A Level.

UK Sediment Cell 2.
A run through of the dynamic equilibrium that exists and the possibility of feedback mechanisms (positive and negative) kicking in to affect the landscape.
My other Holderness Coast videos-
• Mr Crosby at Flamborou...
• Mr Crosby at Hornsea, ...

[@arjun_makhecha]

very easy to understand. Thank you

[@dougie6157]

Great video, why are you wearing 2 watches?

[@MrCrosbydoesGeography]

Glad you enjoyed it! Those watches have very different functions! All the best people wear 2 watches...

[@joetheo12]

why u got two watches?

[@alejandrocastillo-garcia5418]

cheers geez

[@bobbl2942]

This is what im talking about, love the use of the key concepts (positive feedbacks, equillibrium etc)
What is the main focus i should be looking at when studying A Level coasts, for a level?

[@adamchurchill9023]

Thanks mate really helpful video 👍

[@eviehetherington]

How would you say that an understanding of feedback systems helps manage the coastline?

[@MrCrosbydoesGeography]

An understanding of the coastal system and processes (including feedback) will inform the likely movement and behaviour of sediment, and the amount of erosion that is likely. This can be used to help inform the management strategy for any given section of coast. This information, along with economic analysis and stakeholder viewpoint will help to formulate the SMP.

[@eviehetherington]

Thankyou!