Introduction
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Mapping the World. The importance of proper map research Case study #1: Titanic.
Unit 1 Review. Why what is where. tallest buildings fast food restaurants slums volcanoes hurricanes center of city grouped together close to downtown.
5 Ways Geographers think about the World Space: geographers observe regularities across the Earth and depict them on maps Place: geographers describe unique.
Maps. Three sources of map distortion Map scale – most maps are smaller than the reality they represent. Map scales tell us how much smaller. Map scale.
Intro to Human Geography. Evolution of Mapmaking Babylonians – 2300 BC earliest surviving maps written on clay tablets. Babylonians – 2300 BC earliest.
Maps. Evolution of Mapmaking Babylonians – 2300 BC earliest surviving maps written on clay tablets. Babylonians – 2300 BC earliest surviving maps written.
Three sources of map distortion Map scale – most maps are smaller than the reality they represent. Map scales tell us how much smaller. Map scale – most.
{ Models, Maps, & Systems. MODEL What is a model? A miniature representation of reality Other definitions of “model”: - an example for imitation or emulation.
Maps
Maps and Map Skills
