Agitation refers to the process of causing movement and disturbance in a natural system, such as the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, or land. This movement and disturbance can be caused by various factors, including wind, water currents, tectonic activity, and human activities.
Examples of natural and human-induced agitation in different regions of the world
Methods for studying and measuring agitation, such as weather monitoring, oceanographic surveys, and seismic monitoring
It is also helpful to explore case studies and real-world examples of agitation, such as the impact of hurricanes on coastal areas, the formation of mountains through tectonic activity, and the consequences of deforestation on local ecosystems.