Name: ____________________________________ Date: _______________________________ Population Distribution Case Studies: Tokyo, Japan Using the map and resources on the right answer the following questions below in complete sentences. 1. Describe the population density of Tokyo, Japan. 2. Compare Tokyo’s population density to the rest of Japan. Explain any patterns you notice from the map 3.What impact has Tokyo’s population density made on Japan? 4. What kinds of population policies are being considered or are already in place for Japan’s citizens? Resources links: "The evolving urban form"- Tokyo Tokyo population 2014 5. From what you have found from your research, do you believe that Japan currently has enough sustainable resources for their population? Why or why not? 6. If a pandemic hit the Tokyo area what do Resources on policies: Plus one policy Japan's population to shrink nearly a third by 2060 The-japan-news.com
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Name: ____________________________________Date: _______________________________
Population Distribution Case Studies: Tokyo, Japan
Using the map and resources on the right answer the following questions below in complete sentences.
1. Describe the population density of Tokyo, Japan.
2. Compare Tokyo’s population density to the rest of Japan. Explain any patterns you notice from the map
3.What impact has Tokyo’s population density made on Japan?
4. What kinds of population policies are being considered or are already in place for Japan’s citizens?
Resources links: "The evolving urban form"- TokyoTokyo population 2014
5. From what you have found from your research, do you believe that Japan currently has enough sustainable resources for their population? Why or why not?
6. If a pandemic hit the Tokyo area what do you think would happen?
Resources on policies:
Plus one policyJapan's population to shrink nearly a third by 2060The-japan-news.com
Case Studies on Population Distribution: Mumbai, India
Name: ____________________________________Date: _______________________________
Using the map and resources on the right answer the following questions below in complete sentences.1. From looking at the map on the right, what can you infer about Mumbai’s population density?
2. Compare Mumbai’s population density to the rest of India. Explain any patterns you notice from the map.
3.What impact has Mumbai’s population density made on India?
4. What kinds of population policies are being considered or are already in place for India’s citizens?
Resources news links: Mumbai worst city to live in
Mumbai residential population
Mumbai population 2014
5. From what you have found from your research, do you believe that India currently has enough sustainable resources for their population? Why or why not?
6. If a pandemic hit the Mumbai area what do you think would happen?
Resources on policies:
Population campaigns
Country studies - India
Population Case Study: Detroit, Michigan
Name: ____________________________________Date: _______________________________
Using the map and resources on the right answer the following questions below in complete sentences.
1. Describe the population density of Detroit, Michigan.
2. Compare Detroit’s population density to the rest of Michigan. Explain any patterns you notice from the map.
3.What impact has Detroit’s population density made on Michigan?
Population Density Michigan. The black arrow points to Detroit.
Irwin, Jim. "Michigan Population Data." Michigan Population Map. Wikimedia Commons, 1 Mar. 2008. Web: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Michigan_population_map.png
4. What kinds of population policies are being considered or are already in place for Detroit’s citizens? How is the population changing in Detroit? Why?
Resources:Detroit Pensions and Bankruptcy
The Demographics of Detroit are changing rapidly
Immigration in Detroit
5. From what you have found from your research, do you believe that Detroit currently has enough sustainable resources for their population? Why or why not?
6. If a pandemic hit the Detroit area what do you think would happen?
Resources:Sustainable Business Trends in Detroit
Tea for Sustainability
Urban Farming
Influenza in 1918: http://www.influenzaarchive.org/cities/city-detroit.html#
Population Case Study: Copenhagen, Denmark
Name: ____________________________________Date: _______________________________
Using the map and resources on the right answer the following questions below in complete sentences.1. From looking at the map on the right, what can you infer about Copenhagen’s population density?
2. Compare Copenhagen’s population density to the rest of Denmark. Explain any patterns you notice from the map.
3.What impact has Copenhagen’s population density made on Denmark?
The black arrow points to Copenhagen.
MAPS, SEDAC. "Map Gallery: Denmark, Copenhagen Population Density."Map Gallery. SEDAC Maps, 2000. Web
4. What kinds of population policies are being considered or are already in place for Copenhagen’s citizens?
Resources:Denmark Economic IndexStatistical Profile DenmarkWelfare in Copenhagen
5. From what you have found from your research, do you believe that Copenhagen currently has enough sustainable resources for their population? Why or why not?
6. If a pandemic hit the Copenhagen area what do you think would happen?
Resources:Bikes in CopenhagenGovernment role in Green RevolutionCopenhagen 5 Finger PlanBikes in Copenhagen
Population Case Study: Tuareg people, Africa
Name: ____________________________________Date: _______________________________
Using the map and resources on the right answer the following questions below in complete sentences.
1. Describe the population density of the land used by the Tuareg people (the area inside the black circle).
2. Compare population density of the region used by the Tuareg to that of North Africa. Explain any patterns you notice from the map.
3.What impact does the population density of the Tuareg have on North Africa?
MAPS, SEDAC. "Map Gallery: Africa Population Density."Map Gallery. SEDAC Maps, 2000. Web
4.Do the Tuareg or the countries that they travel through have any population policies? Why or why not?
Resources links:The Tuareg and Unrest in North AfricaThe Tuareg and the government of Mali.
5. From what you have found from your research, do you believe that the Tuareg currently have enough sustainable resources for their population? Why or why not?
6. If a pandemic hit the Tuareg region what do you think would happen? Why?
Resources:The Tuareg PeopleThe Environment and Unrest
Population Case Study: Sa Pa, Vietnam
Name: ____________________________________Date: _______________________________
Using the map and resources on the right answer the following questions below in complete sentences.
1. Describe the population density of Sa Pa, Vietnam. (Where the arrow is pointing)
2. Compare population density Sa Pa to the rest of Vietnam. Explain any patterns you notice from the map.
3.What impact does the population density Sa Pa have on Vietnam? What impact does the population density of Vietnam have on Sa Pa
MAPS, SEDAC. "Map Gallery: Vietnam Population Density."Map Gallery. SEDAC Maps, 2000. Web
4.What kinds of population policies are being considered or are already in place for Sa Pa’s citizens?
Resources:Hmong in Northern Vietnam (particularly pages 7-12)Hmong ProtestsVietnam Population Policy
5. From what you have found from your research, do you believe that Sa Pa currently have enough sustainable resources for their population? Why or why not?
6. If a pandemic hit Sa Pa what do you think would happen? Why?
Resources:Tourism in Sa PaEnvironmental Impact of Tourism ( particularly page 28)
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