'Distance decay' presentation slideshows

URBANIZATION

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W HAT IS G EOGRAPHY ?

W HAT IS G EOGRAPHY ?. What is geography ?. Try to define it in 10 words or less. Why what is where,. and so what. Why what is where. Can be anything. Why what is where. tallest buildings fast food restaurants slums volcanoes hurricanes. tallest buildings in a city.

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W HAT IS G EOGRAPHY ?

W HAT IS G EOGRAPHY ?. What is geography ?. Try to define it in 10 words or less. Why what is where. Why what is where. Can be anything. Why what is where. tallest buildings fast food restaurants slums volcanoes hurricanes. tallest buildings in a city. fast food restaurants.

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Ch. 1 Key Issue 4

Ch. 1 Key Issue 4. Scale--From local to global. Deep Thought. Write a reaction to this quote regarding environment and development. Be prepared to share.

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Human Geography

Human Geography. Introduction. What is Geography?. Geography is the science of place and space. Geographers ask: where things are located on the surface of the earth why they are located where they are how places differ from one another

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CULTURE

CULTURE. BELIEF SYSTEMS NORMS VALUES TOTAL KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, BEHAVIORS PRACTICED BY PEOPLE. FOLK SMALL HOMOGENOUS RURAL COHESIVE IN CULTURAL TRAITS. POPULAR LARGE HETEROGENOUS URBAN CHANGING CULTURAL TRAITS. CULTURE GROUPS. FOLK. LOCAL GROUP IN A PLACE

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Thinking Geographically

Thinking Geographically. Why is each point on Earth unique?. Place: Unique Location of a Feature Toponym is the name given to a place on Earth Site is the physical character of a place. Includes climate, water sources, topography, soil, vegetation, latitude, and elevation.

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French deep - sea hinterlands: Some empirical evidence of the

French deep - sea hinterlands: Some empirical evidence of the spatial impact of containerisation. David Guerrero IAME, Taipei, September 6th, 2012. Aim of the paper.

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Nature of Geography

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PPQ: Using examples, describe the variations between 'core' and 'periphery' nations. (6 marks)

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HUMANS ON THE MOVE

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Chapter 4 Statistical Data Analysis

Chapter 4 Statistical Data Analysis. An Introduction to Scientific Research Methods in Geography GEOG 4020. Learning Objectives. How do the graphical and mathematical techniques of data analysis help to achieve the 4 scientific goals? What are descriptive statistics?

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Spatial Interaction

Spatial Interaction. Connections between places. Space-Time Compression. The time it takes for something to reach another place is getting shorter Promotes rapid changes Spreads cultural and economic ideas much more quickly Ex. Cross-continental travel.

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Location Theories

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Economic Geography Part II

Economic Geography Part II. Interaction Transportation The City, Services and Central Place Theory. Principles of Spatial Interaction. Transportation: movement of goods and people from one place to another Mode: marine, railway, highway Mode: walking, bicycle, bus, LRT, subway

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New England Inventions

New England Inventions. Diffusion Types. Diffusion of Cholera: 1866. Distance Decay. Diffusion of AIDS: Mass. Hierarchal Diffusion.

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Culture and Cultural Change

Culture and Cultural Change. Geography 107. culture: the body of customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits constituting a distinct complex of tradition of a racial, religious, or social group cultural landscape: visible evidence of our tastes, values, aspirations, and fears

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