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Hyperbolic Geometry

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Map Projections and Remote Sensing. Choosing and Using Map Projections. Why Map Projections?. We need consistent coordinate systems The earth is round and maps are flat We use maps to determine Distances between objects Areas occupied by objects Directions between objects Scale.

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Map Projections

Map Projections. Tools of Geography. The most useful tool for looking at where things are in the WORLD is a globe It is an accurate, miniature of the actual earth It shows correct distance, size (area), shape, and direction. From Globe to Map.

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Test Review

Test Review. What does the relative location of a place tell you? The location of a place compared to the places around it. Test Review. Which two continents are located entirely in the Western Hemisphere? North America and South America. Test Review. What is map distortion?

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Map Skills Test

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BELLRINGER

BELLRINGER. Bell Ringer: Take out your homework, page 5 in workbook Take out your note sheet. Review continents and oceans for the quiz tomorrow. CHAMPS C: Voice Level-0 H: Raise your hand for help. A: Complete the bell ringer, using complete sentences. M: Stay seated.

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Topographic Maps

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Chapter 1

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Geography Overview

Geography Overview. What is Geography?. It is the study of our earth; our home. Or Anything that can be mapped!. Geography mixes up the physical and human aspects of our world into one field of study. Geography shows the relationship between people and the environment. What is a Geographer?.

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Map Projections

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