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00:36 Okay. Um, okay. The project that you have are a couple

00:59 wheeler diagrams. Okay? There's this here, and we have that one

01:06 . Okay? And, uh, , so what we're gonna dio is

01:18 do a little bit drawn here, ? So let's just take a little

01:23 form package they held up there. , Let's just are, you

01:51 however some sort of old town of and we'll just put a unit in

01:57 , okay? Onda, uh, just assume that it builds like

02:04 Okay, Um, Okay. So number one, what does that lap

02:18 ? Dunlap. And here, I'm , Okay, now, then we

02:26 . What we're gonna do is we're draw the box. Okay?

02:35 what's on the vertical axis here? ? What dimension is on the vertical

02:39 in this lower diagram star game? . That's Yeah. So on this

02:49 , we're gonna put time. Okay. What we want to do

02:58 translate this unit in time. We've got later a be and

03:11 Thank you. That obviously it took to deposit layer. Okay, so

03:20 gonna be a little tick. That , that's the amount of time you

03:23 the layer A We're just gonna assume we have the same amount of time

03:27 layer Be the same amount of time later. See, that makes

03:33 right? So you can stand up one time to and time. Three

03:41 time. One correlates the layer a to to layer B and three

03:46 See? Okay, so now we to translate these into wheeler space.

03:54 , so we agree that that's the lap limit of being, and that's

04:00 down Latin would be, and B capped by a service. Okay,

04:08 surfaces dipping in cross sectional space. the age of that service? Is

04:18 any difference in the age of that here? Versus here? No.

04:24 . So that so. That dipping in wheeler space has to plot as

04:28 horizontal line. That makes sense. , so now we can project that

04:35 up. Now, the end of is that that talk surface. So

04:40 maximum on lap limit of B it's right there in winter. Space

04:46 that point has to be at the of the deposition of you would be

04:51 applet. Limit is here. That's at the end of the limited deposition

04:58 A so we can connect that Okay, but now we need to

05:07 what to do with sides. so I'm gonna guess I'm gonna just

05:16 so if I blow up here it looks like that Let me try

05:26 a little bit better. So this vertical exaggeration of be okay. And

05:38 I could assume that it internally, not the same. Geometry is the

05:44 stacking of each layer, in which these online units would be progressively

05:57 So I've now have transmitted layer A wider space. Okay, Layer be

06:04 on top of layer A and that's same geometry. But the laptop points

06:09 further away. So the top of I project up is about there.

06:18 down Latin one of B is over again. I draw a straight

06:24 represent the top of you to and I just connect that to the

06:28 of you today. E can continue on lap LTD. Unit C is

06:37 that projects to about that point the limit of Unit C is here.

06:44 over there. Once again. I a straight line that represents the top

06:50 the end of deposition of units. , on I connect a moment.

06:58 that make sense to you? you're gonna do this next. Right

07:04 , let's just have precious I am in here. It separates and

07:10 Clay, The beginning of Sham. here. So I put I put

07:16 there. The end is here. projected there, and I simply just

07:22 the sham shoes, um into were . Okay, then let's I was

07:40 What happened? Uh, oops. , I lost it. Sorry about

07:56 . Um, she could go back my white screen. Yeah.

08:03 so that's that's the gist of were . Okay, um, let me

08:11 you another example. Okay. uh, uh huh. Oh,

08:31 . So I'm just gonna get this a cross section three meandering channel.

08:38 . And the oldest point bar you know, in a the next

08:44 is unit B, and then we an abandoned channel fill that represents

08:50 Indeed. Okay, Once again, can We can put our little block

08:59 here, okay? And we've got . 123456 that would correlate a B

09:21 de. Okay, so how are gonna put a in there? Anybody

09:27 wanna? Guess? Not sure if can. Uh, uh, I'm

09:37 sure if I could give permission for to try this anyway. I'll just

09:40 through it with you. So? now we've got lateral creation, But

09:45 , it's still showing lap out, know, on lapping the valley walls

09:51 , lapping the valley base, even the lateral creation. Right. So

09:55 do exactly the same exercise you do , right? So this Lattimore recreating

10:03 , these surfaces represent a single point time. Okay, so the top

10:07 you today is a single time So the top of a is everywhere

10:12 age, so way tagged the on limit were on last lateral marginal

10:20 We put that point there, then down lap limit where down laps the

10:25 , the valley goes there. Now we could draw the top of

10:30 latterly creating unit, okay. uh, once again, we considered

10:38 of connected up. Okay, then got this next unit that's on laughing

10:44 thing. So again, that's gonna here. That's gonna go across the

10:48 lap limit, which is here. . About that will be the next

10:53 . Okay, then. We've got passive bit, Phil. Okay,

10:58 that on laps here, that's the year here. Okay? And that

11:03 that feels gonna look like that, then the next feels a bit

11:07 That's gonna look a bit like So that's what the Valley feels didn't

11:14 like. But that makes sense. why are they disconnected? Why these

11:25 ? Yeah, Um, well, could actually connected up like this.

11:40 . Yeah. So you could. a good point. You could easily

11:42 connect them up. Just just my drawing, that's all. OK,

11:48 you guys clear about about approach, wheeler diagrams. Is there a reason

11:54 you connected, um, the right of be to the right side of

12:02 Why connected that to that? Like on the wheeler diagram. Like

12:05 kind of drew up curve and try connect it and be on the right

12:10 . Yeah. Yeah. Why was this point bar? Right. So

12:14 moving. Moving, moving again? . You could put a gap in

12:18 if you wanted Thio because I figured I pictured it that it would look

12:25 the like. The a sequence about shifted to the left. Exactly

12:31 Yeah, well, you know, all depends on what you think is

12:34 on internally. So you know, . So So let me let me

12:40 it up a little bit. So there is a and there's be

12:48 now, it could be doing this it does that in with the space

12:54 gonna look like this, okay? it could be doing this and then

13:04 space. Um, yeah, that's to look like this. Yeah.

13:18 that would translate like that. This translate like that. The shape of

13:24 of the real space really depends on you think the internal timelines doing in

13:29 case, their their their side lapping this case there on lapping That makes

13:36 . Yeah, I'm always making assumptions the internal geometry, and you will

13:41 to as well. Okay, um, so now now we go

13:52 this example here. Okay. And got some exams on it.

13:58 it's It's the same approach. So you've got unit one here.

14:02 . And Unit one goes in there in turn around, giving you some

14:06 . I'm giving you some dash right. So So. And this

14:13 is probably looking pretty familiar. I it was snowing here exam this

14:17 So there you go. You get look at it. Look at it

14:21 . Okay. So what is this here? Yeah, Uh huh.

14:29 was a download thing, right? . So in terms of wheeler

14:37 um, yeah. You know, clear that that that the unit goes

14:41 the scales with so that the top one is actually that line there.

14:46 , internally. You know, if wanna go sort of a B

14:54 You know, it kind of stops here, so that might be sort

14:58 there somewhere. These talks about right? So I probably put a

15:05 like that. Okay, so that's , uh, this And then that's

15:14 starts a little bit up there and . So there's my shoes.

15:25 that's it. I've stuck Unit one real space. Makes sense. Now

15:35 gonna unit to Can we got a and C on once again? I've

15:43 up into three units. So the unit down laps at that point.

15:47 on laps that point, we pray project the down lap surface about here

15:54 on lap service about there on, the next unit. Your map is

15:59 more landward on. It's gonna be in real space. I'll put that

16:04 there on that down that they're like then connect that up. And

16:13 the base of unit two is going be something like this. There is

16:20 there is the first sand is touching old unit there. So that's that

16:26 . Thin. The end of the is there. That's up there in

16:30 youngest unit there is that she's, I've got the shoes on separating Fujio

16:36 Marine, and that's right about So that's my courses. Skiffle.

16:44 my father. Step over. And my share. Yeah. Okay.

16:57 . Yeah, yeah. Now, I'm gonna do is, uh,

17:07 quarter to five, So I would you to maybe try doing those wheeler

17:15 yourself. Okay, take about 15 to work on that. I'm gonna

17:24 away for a few minutes to just you think about for a bit.

17:27 got a couple of wheeler diagrams. I would start the one that I

17:30 star. See how you do with first two or three steps. You

17:34 how far you get and I'll come in about 15 minutes, and maybe

17:40 enough time that wanted to will be to share what you've done. And

17:47 in addition, you may have some at that point, okay? And

17:53 work on this for I don't maybe half on hour. So we're

17:58 not going to finish it today. reckon we've got, uh, think

18:04 an hour and a quarter left of , so we'll come back in about

18:08 I'll come back in about 10 let you work in this for

18:11 That will spend about another, you , 15 minutes or so. See

18:14 you've done answering questions. And then I'm a do is just,

18:19 explained that the last two exercises with , Okay, I'm not gonna ask

18:25 to do any work in the last exercises. I'm just going to show

18:28 the approach to doing it, And then let you work on those

18:32 own time, and we'll we'll spend a lot of time reviewing those last

18:36 exercises, which is definitely the Um, on Friday. Okay,

18:43 you guys can, uh, take break. You could take a break

18:47 you want, but this is your to do some work, right?

18:51 , we would spend more time on when we actually meet, because it's

18:55 for me to walk around and look your work individually. But in this

18:59 world, I'll just let you work it. And then I think it's

19:02 pretty effective with having you guys share work after you've worked on it for

19:07 bit. But if you don't work it, you know, you

19:11 I think most of you seem to I could see the concentration, your

19:15 . You know, this is a difficult for you. Try playing with

19:18 , and I think once you work it and like to be become clearer

19:22 you'll be confused and then we'll just through a little bit. So just

19:26 at the wheel of diagrams and see you do on the first few

19:30 and then we'll we'll revisit in about minutes. Okay, so I'll take

19:35 leave. I'll just let you, , work for 15 minutes on your

19:39 on. Then I'll come back and how you guys doing. Sound

19:42 Yeah. Okay. Have some fun it. I love with the

19:47 Yeah,

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