1. GEOG 1: “MAPS” thCARTOGRAPHY: the art, science & technology of making18 century – maps were less decorative and moremaps, together with their study as scientific…

1. MAP SKILLSREVISIONPART 1 2. ACCESS INFORMATIONPOINT 3. TODAY WE WILL FOCUS ON SKILLSREVISION 4. TO BE ABLE TO INTEPRET OS MAPS AT 1:25 000 & 1:50 000 TO BE ABLE TO…

Slide 1Chapter 2: Population Courtesy of NASA Slide 2 Population density: a countrys total population relative to land size Assumes an even distribution of population to…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Because the Earth is a sphere and maps are flat, there will always be some degree of distortion Slide 3 Mercator Projection: Slide 4 Robinson Projection Slide…

1.MAP SKILLSREVISIONPART 12. ACCESS INFORMATIONPOINT 3. TO BE ABLE TO INTEPRET OS MAPS AT 1:25 000 & 1:50 000 TO BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND 3 & 4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES…

1. MAP SKILLSREVISIONPART 1 2. TO BE ABLE TO INTEPRET OS MAPS AT 1:25 000 & 1:50 000 TO BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND 3 & 4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES TO BE ABLE TO CALCULATE…

1. Continuing our look at Primary and Secondary data presentation. 2. Scatter Graph. Scatter plots are used to show arelationshipbetween two data sets. The dependent data…

OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM warning: Insufficient space for shared memory file: 30826 Try using the -Djava.io.tmpdir= option to select an alternate temp location. Slide 1 Session…

Slide 1Geographical Skills Slide 2 LOCATE AND DIFFERENTIATE ELEMENTS OF THE EARTH’S SURFACE Slide 3 Direction Slide 4 Latitude and longitude Slide 5 Grid reference Slide…

Slide 1By: Lana Miller and Sarah Davidson Slide 2 100 Basic Geography 100 300 200 RegionsSpatial Analysis Maps and Model Tools 200 100 300 200 300 100 200 300 Slide 3 What…