GEOG 210 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Human Geography, Leading Edge, Map Projection

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12 Feb 2014
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Interpretation of images reveals the production of landscape and helps flood preparedness: data heavy, geosphere image, example: extent of the red river flood 1997, large scale landscapes used to portray global problems such as deforestation and global warming. Understand how the earth responds to certain system changes: example: impact of global warming and canada, take the next step and figure out what you need to do (good, bad, In test terms of global warming: it can be all bad, we. Can adapt, or it can be good: land settlement and deforestation in the amazon, know for the test! a. b. In brazil, an area of biodiversity as well as the people living there suddenly involved in a large scale agricultural process. Calculation of human vulnerability to drought and flooding: food security in the horn of africa (fews: famine. Isoline maps portray spatial information by connecting points of equal data value.

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