'Map' diaporamas de présentation

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Geographic Information Systems SGO 1910, 4930 November 8, 2005

Geographic Information Systems SGO 1910, 4930 November 8, 2005. Announcements. eSeminar in GIS: Putting the e into GI Science (Mark Birkin, Leeds). Thursday, November 17, room 3514 Georg Sverdups Hus.

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Models of Earth

Models of Earth. Globes are 3-Dimensional Models of the Earth. Types of Maps. 1. Political Shows political (national and state) boundaries (like a globe). Types of Maps. 1. Political 2. Road Shows interstate system, highways, and smaller roads , depending on the map

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Class 1b: Introduction to maps

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National Mapping Initiatives in Sri Lanka

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2009 Indiana GIS Conference

Steven Hook, GISP IGIC President. 2009 Indiana GIS Conference. February 17-18, 2008. 2009 Indiana GIS Conference. Presidential Address. What is IGIC IGIC 2008 Projects IGIC 2009 Projects IGIC Committee/Workgroup Activities How You Can Get Involved. What is IGIC?.

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Hooah Map Training Class

Hooah Map Training Class. Instructor:. Tasks. Instruct Personnel on the following: -Identify Topographic Symbols on a Military Map -Identify Terrain Features on a Map -Determine a Magnetic Azimuth Using a Lensatic Compass -Orient a Map Using a Lensatic Compass

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Chapter 1: The World of Geography

Chapter 1: The World of Geography. Chapter 1: 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.

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Chapter 1: The World of Geography

Chapter 1: The World of Geography. Chapter 1: What is Geography? * It is the study of our _____; our home. OR *Anything that can be _____!. *Geography mixes up the physical and human aspects of our world into one field of study.

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Maps as Media

Maps as Media. Projecting Cultural Biases. Maps and Bias. Traditional paper maps are inherently biased because we cannot accurately project a 3-D world onto paper Maps are human creations, however people rarely question what they see on maps

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Chapter 5: Physical Geography of The U.S. & Canada (Day 1)

Chapter 5: Physical Geography of The U.S. & Canada (Day 1). TSW: Discuss main geographic landforms of the U.S. & Canada and examine varied landforms in relation to their lifestyles. Places & Terms for Discussion. Appalachian Mountains Great Plains Canadian Shield Rocky Mountains

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Monday, August 12

Monday, August 12. Agenda: 1. Notebook set-up 2. Course pre-test 3. Basic Map skills Homework: Notes on pages 2-7 (5 th period) Bring in a map! Summer Assignment due next Tuesday. Notebook. Skip the first 3 pages Number front and back 1-100 Table of Contents-

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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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Land Information System

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American Indian Removal

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Geographer Toolbox

Geographer Toolbox. Map Skills. Cartography. the study and practice of making maps. Topographic map, Easter island. Copy (1472) of St. Isidore's map of the world. What is a Map?. A representation, usually on a flat surface, of a region of the earth or heavens. A celestial map

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Maps

If the words are underlined , write it down. Maps. Political Maps. Shows names and boundaries of countries, states, and the locations of cities. Physical Maps. Shows landforms and water features of a place. Special Purpose Maps. Show a specific kind of information like a pattern or a theme

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