GPHY 102 Lecture 6: Physical Geography Lecture 1-6

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Geography
• Course: GPHY 102
• Professor: Ryan K Danby

Document Summary

Textbook definition: the study of the evolving character and organization of the earth"s surface. It investigates how, why, and where human and natural activates occur, and how these activities are interconnected. Lecture: geography bridges the natural and social sciences systematic and regional perspectives. The scale of geography terms of process, adorn picture or a satellite (pixel) details increasingly different (time and. Time scale, temperature scale- climate, long day, short day. Lecture: scale dependent- may appear to be on a different scale in. Examines the characteristics of particular places on the earth. Looks for principles that allow us to explain and predict the patterns and processes that we observe on the earth. Patterns and process that we observe on the earth. Africa, aired northern region, transition zone being darker grey, tropical area, south. Lecture: climatology, geomorphology, soils, water resources, (diagram green extension) South california coastal spit mountain glacier in western canada.