'Site factors' presentation slideshows

CHAPTER 11

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Unit 1: Nature & Perspectives

Unit 1: Nature & Perspectives. Site & Situation. Site Refers to a physical description of a place This can involve absolute location, and physical characteristics of place These are things that are unlikely to change, such as geological formations, soil, or structures. Site & Situation.

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How to rank No. 1 on Google (and the other search engines)

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A revision guide for GCSE Geography

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Key Issues

Key Issues. Where is industry distributed? Why are situation and site factors important? Why does industry cause pollution? Why are situation and site factors changing?. Learning Outcomes. 11.1.1: Describe the location of the principal industrial regions.

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Bridge Vulnerabilities

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Urban Geography

Urban Geography. Where are cities located and why?. Although The U.S. and Europe have a higher percentage of urban dwellers, India and China both have higher numbers of urban dwellers. Settlement Factors: Topography. Orientation and shelter. Settlement Factors: Topography.

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Chapter 1: part 2

Chapter 1: part 2. Spatial Analysis. Where? Why?. The two main questions in geography: To answer where? maps To answer why? Processes of spatial interaction and diffusion. Spatial Analysis

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Chapter 1: part 2

Chapter 1: part 2. Spatial Analysis. Where? Why?. The two main questions in geography: To answer where? maps To answer why? Processes of spatial interaction and diffusion. Spatial Analysis

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Agriculture, Industry & Services

Agriculture, Industry & Services. Cultivation 1. Observed over time that dropped fruits, berries, etc. produced new plants 2. Later generations learned to water and add manure 3. First domesticated animals were for economic reasons or sacrifices 4. Two types of cultivation:

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Industry

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Industry

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Industry and Economic Development

Industry and Economic Development. AP Human Geography. Keys to Economic and Industrial Development. Some countries develop faster than other countries Some urban areas develop faster than other urban areas Why? Several reasons for economic success and failure of countries/urban areas

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Further Development of Site Response in NGA Models

Further Development of Site Response in NGA Models. PEER Lifelines Program NGA-West2 Project Topic #8 Working Group Meeting. Meeting #2. October 26, 2010. Agenda. Review project objectives and status (Stewart) Status of NGA-W2 database (Bozorgnia, Silva)

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On Site Factors (public)

Slideshow about On Site Factors (public) by Sean Si

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WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS for ANTIDEGRADATION

WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS for ANTIDEGRADATION. General. Antidegradation is: To maintain and protect existing water quality for High Quality (HQ) and Exceptional Value (EV) waters; and To protect designated and existing uses for all surface waters.

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On Site Factors (public)

Slideshow about On Site Factors (public) by Sean Si

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China

China . Presented by : Presented to: Pandora. Location. Mathematical location- 35N 105E Situation- Eastern Asia, bordering the East China Sea, Korea Bay, Yellow Sea, and South China Sea, between North Korea and Vietnam Formal region- Eastern Asia Functional region- China Sea.

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Site and Situation Factors

Site and Situation Factors. Regions of Canada. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Site Factors Fishing Situation Factors Transportation Boats, Train Trade Sea Port. Saint John, New Brunswick. Site Factors Abundant Trees Logging Mills Construction Situation Factors Trade Markets.

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