Awanti Acharya, Hui Wang

GEOG 1000 Lecture 1: 08/29 Lecture Notes 1

The study of the earth - its people, physical environments, resources - and the interactions among the various components. Studies characteristics of p

GEOG 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Hydrosphere, Lithosphere

Formal: relatively uniform throughout in terms of its identifying criteria. Area class - regions have ill-defined boundaries that are not linear but ra

GEOG 1000 Lecture 3: 0905 Lecture Notes

Site: exact location we can use some geo-reference to find. Earth positioning is determined by the grid system of latitude and longitude. Equatorial di

GEOG 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Rhumb Line, Aerial Photography, Satellite Imagery

Projections can be identified by the distortions which they avoid. Conformal projections - preserve shape by preserving correct angular relationships. 

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Principles, concepts and methods of modern geography are developed both in general form and specific case studies. Examples pertaining to both the human and physical environment will be discussed. CA 2.

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