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Land Navigation

Land Navigation. WTT 12 & 13. Task : 071-329-1000 Identify Topographic Symbols on a Military Map Conditions: Given a standard 1:50,000-scale military map. Standards: Identify topographic symbols, colors, and marginal information on a military map with 100 percent accuracy. .

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ESRI GIS Software

ESRI GIS Software. Data Types ESRI Data Model Shapefiles Raster Data Digital Orthophoto Quadrangle Digital Elevation Model Digital Raster Graphic ESRI GeoDatabase 2D Representations Registration Layering Accuracy Skewing & Size Registration Spatial Analysis United States

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. The Atmosphere in Motion: Air Pressure, Forces, and Winds. Atmospheric Pressure. Horizontal changes in atmospheric pressure generate wind Remember that the vertical variation of pressure is actually much larger than the horizontal variation.....

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Maps and Grid Reference

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Class 1b: Introduction to maps

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Introduction to Scale Maps and Basic Cartography

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MAP READING AND LAND NAVIGATION

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Map Conventions

Map Conventions. Latitude and Longitude. Latitude and Longitude. Latitude and Longitude. Latitude and Longitude. Magnetic Declination. Magnetic Declination. Magnetic Declination. Migration of magnetic north pole. Magnetic Declination. Scale. Using Scale. Using Scale. Topographic Maps.

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GNSS and Environmental Protection

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FORCES THAT CHANGE THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH

FORCES THAT CHANGE THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH. Mountain Range, Canyon, & Delta. L andforms are subject to change due to agents of weathering. water wind ice.

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Spatial Databases: Digital Terrain Model

Spatial Databases: Digital Terrain Model. Spring, 2018 Ki-Joune Li. l 1. p 1. p 2. l 4. l 2. A 1. p 4. p 3. l 5. l 3. l 8. A 6. A 5. A 2. A 4. l 6. l 7. p 5. l 9. p 6. l 12. A 3. l 10. p 8. p 7. l 11. 2.5-D Objects vs. 3-D Objects. Representation Methods of Terrain

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Do Now: When would knowing your altitude be important?

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Chapter 2

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2013-14 Studio Art Daily Plans Sept 16-Sept 20, 2013

2013-14 Studio Art Daily Plans Sept 16-Sept 20, 2013. Ms. Livoti. Monday 9/16/13 Aim: Why do artists practice blind contour drawing techniques?. Do now: Art Elements/Design Principles A- Z Today: Organize supplies, familiarize with sketchbook rules and routines

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Faults & Topography

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Understanding Contours

Understanding Contours. What are Contour Lines. Contours Lines - are imaginary lines that join points of the same height above the datum (points of equal elevation). What are Contour Lines. RL 10.000 AHD . What is the datum ?. What are Contour Lines. RL 20.000 AHD . What is the datum ?.

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The Site

The Site. Landscaping Chapter 4. Objectives*. Define the word site and explain its significance in the development of a landscape List the typical features that must be evaluated on most sites Describe sources of site information Explain the geographic information systems

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20-Minute Sketches

20-Minute Sketches. A 20-minute sketch is a drawing that reflect 20-minutes of sketching time. It must be of an object or objects in your natural environment. It must include contour lines to give the object form; and values to create volume and depth.

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