TC-AIMS II includes software and processes installed on service-provided hardware that supports unit movement and sustainment transportation functions. TC-AIMS II software also provides access to various load planning functions. These functions are available to the TC-AIMS II user in three deployable configurations: Enterprise (via the World Wide Web), a networked client/server configuration at the unit/installation level in-garrison, and a stand-alone configuration when deployed. These ...
Earth has four 'spheres,' called the geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere and atmosphere. These spheres each have unique properties and features, but they are not isolated on Earth, and they work together to drive the processes of the planet.
Scientists generally divide our little blue world into four separate yet overlapping spheres. These spheres are the lithosphere, the atmosphere, the biosphere, and the hydrosphere. Each of these spheres consist of unique properties that separate them from the others. However, as I am sure you have noticed, there is no distinct boundary or border between them. The atmosphere extends downward into the soil, into caves and rocks, and even into water. The hydrosphere, which consists of all the water on Earth, extends high into the atmosphere and deep into the lithosphere, or rocks and soil. The lithosphere often gets carried upward into the atmosphere in the form of dust, and so forth. In this chapter we will explore the Earthâs hydrosphere. The hydrosphere plays a very important role in the evolution of life, as well as in weather and erosion. All Content Copyrighted 1998- 2018Â©