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Which camera movement involves the lens moving horizontally, typically on a tripod?
Which camera movement involves the lens moving horizontally, typically on a tripod?
- Dolly
- Tilt
- Zoom
- Pan (correct)
A filmmaker wants to create a scene where the camera moves forward, following a character walking down a street. Which camera movement technique would be most appropriate?
A filmmaker wants to create a scene where the camera moves forward, following a character walking down a street. Which camera movement technique would be most appropriate?
- Tilt
- Pan
- Zoom
- Dolly (correct)
Which camera movement mirrors the action of tilting your head up to look at a tall building?
Which camera movement mirrors the action of tilting your head up to look at a tall building?
- Tilt (correct)
- Pan
- Trucking
- Dolly
What is the key difference between a dolly shot and a trucking shot?
What is the key difference between a dolly shot and a trucking shot?
When would a filmmaker most likely use a zoom shot?
When would a filmmaker most likely use a zoom shot?
Why are settings important in filmmaking?
Why are settings important in filmmaking?
What purpose do props serve in a film?
What purpose do props serve in a film?
Which of the following best describes an 'on location' setting?
Which of the following best describes an 'on location' setting?
How does mastering a film's color palette enhance filmmaking?
How does mastering a film's color palette enhance filmmaking?
A director wants to create a feeling of unease and tension in a scene. How might they effectively use color to achieve this?
A director wants to create a feeling of unease and tension in a scene. How might they effectively use color to achieve this?
A director wants to show a busy store packed with customers. Which camera shot would be most effective?
A director wants to show a busy store packed with customers. Which camera shot would be most effective?
A director wants to show the beauty of a long flowing river in their shot. Which camera movement would best achieve this?
A director wants to show the beauty of a long flowing river in their shot. Which camera movement would best achieve this?
A director wants to capture a shot without causing any jerking or friction. Which equipment is the most helpful?
A director wants to capture a shot without causing any jerking or friction. Which equipment is the most helpful?
Besides influencing the audience through settings, which of the following is highly controlled?
Besides influencing the audience through settings, which of the following is highly controlled?
Besides camera settings, what is another way to influence and change the audience's experience on an emotional and psychological level?
Besides camera settings, what is another way to influence and change the audience's experience on an emotional and psychological level?
What should a videographer do if they are unsure what to do to add interest to a shot?
What should a videographer do if they are unsure what to do to add interest to a shot?
Why are props used?
Why are props used?
How does the use of color in film typically affect the audience?
How does the use of color in film typically affect the audience?
What is the primary function of 'mise en scène'?
What is the primary function of 'mise en scène'?
How can zooming creatively be used in film production?
How can zooming creatively be used in film production?
Flashcards
What is a Pan Shot?
What is a Pan Shot?
Camera lens moves horizontally from left to right or right to left, often on a tripod.
What is a Dolly Shot?
What is a Dolly Shot?
Moving the entire camera forwards and backwards, typically on a track or motorized vehicle.
What is a Tilt Shot?
What is a Tilt Shot?
Camera lens moves up or down from a stationary starting position on the vertical plane.
What is a Trucking Shot?
What is a Trucking Shot?
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What is the Setting?
What is the Setting?
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What are Props?
What are Props?
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Why are props used?
Why are props used?
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Study Notes
Modeling Volcanic Eruptions
- The lab focuses on constructing a mathematical model of explosive volcanic eruptions.
Introduction: Magma Chamber Dynamics
- Magma resides in a chamber beneath a volcano.
- Overpressure ($\Delta P$) drives eruptions.
- Eruptions happen when $\Delta P$ exceeds the lithostatic pressure ($P_L$).
- $\Delta P$ depends on magma production rate ($Q_{in}$), magma withdrawal rate ($Q_{out}$), chamber volume ($V$), and magma compressibility ($\beta$).
Mathematical Model
- The pressure change in the magma chamber is described by the equation: $\frac{dP}{dt} = \frac{Q_{in} - Q_{out}}{\beta V}$
- Eruptions occur when $P = P_L$.
- During eruptions, $Q_{out} > 0$; otherwise, $Q_{out} = 0$.
Model Parameters
- Magma Input ($Q_{in}$): $1 \times 10^{-3}$ $km^3/yr$
- Compressibility ($\beta$): $1 \times 10^{-9}$ $Pa^{-1}$
- Chamber Volume ($V$): 10 $km^3$
- Lithostatic Pressure ($P_L$): $20 \times 10^6$ $Pa$
Eruption Dynamics
- Eruption rate ($Q_{out}$) is proportional to overpressure: $Q_{out} = k(P - P_L)$
- $k$ is a constant: $5 \times 10^{-14} \frac{km^3}{Pa \cdot yr}$
Numerical Solution
- Equation is discretized using the forward Euler method: $P_{i+1} = P_i + \Delta t \frac{Q_{in} - Q_{out}}{\beta V}$
- Timestep ($\Delta t$) used is 0.01 years.
Tasks
- Implement the numerical model in Python.
- Plot pressure ($P$) vs. time ($t$).
- Determine eruption frequency.
- Explore the effects of $Q_{in}$ and $V$ on eruption frequency through sensitivity analysis.
Python Implementation Highlights
- Key parameters such as
Qin
,beta
,V
,PL
, andk
are defined with their respective values and units. - A time array
t
is created usingnumpy
, ranging from 0 totmax
(100 years) with a timestepdt
of 0.01 years. - An array
P
is initialized to store pressure values over time, with the initial pressure set toPL
. - A
for
loop simulates the pressure change over time using the forward Euler method. - Inside the loop,
Qout
is calculated based on whether the pressureP[i]
exceedsPL
. - The pressure at each timestep
P[i+1]
is updated using the discretized equation. - Matplotlib is used to plot the pressure
P
against timet
, with labels and a title for clarity. - The code calculates the eruption frequency by counting the number of times
P
exceedsPL
and dividing bytmax
.
Report Requirements
- Include Python code, plots, and a written summary.
- Discuss model assumptions and limitations.
- Propose future model improvements.
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