'Map makers' presentation slideshows

Information Representation

Information Representation. Imagery Terrain Thematic Maps. Imagery.

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Chapter Two:

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Map Skills Study Guide

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Developing Emerging Leaders A Case Study: Surf Life Saving

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The Search for Spices

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Chapter 10 Section 1

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Amerigo Vespucci By Dylan Alikhan and Sabina Beleuz

Amerigo Vespucci By Dylan Alikhan and Sabina Beleuz. Background Information. B orn in Florence, Italy during the Renaissance period; l ived from 1451-1512. An Italian explorer, navigator and cartographer .

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Why Do Map Makers Lie

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MAP PROJECTIONS

MAP PROJECTIONS. West wing on the subject. Concerns of map makers:. Distance: the amount of space betw . objects Shape: a form/condition in which something exists Size/Area: a roughly bounded part of space on a surface Direction: the position of one point in relation to another.

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The Spherical Spiral

The Spherical Spiral. By Chris W ilson And Geoff Zelder. History. Pedro Nunes , a sixteenth century Portuguese cosmographer discovered that the shortest distance from point A to point B on a sphere is not a straight line, but an arc known as the great circle route.

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3.1.6: Application software used for presentation and communication of data

3.1.6: Application software used for presentation and communication of data. Graphic Libraries. What will you learn?. This presentation aims to help you learn two things: How to describe the advantages and disadvantages of using graphic libraries.

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Amerigo vespucci

Amerigo vespucci. by: c aden & Jordan. About amerigo. Amerigo was born in 1454 in Florence, Italy. In 1491, he went to live in spain . When he moved to spain , he worked for a company to help people prepare their ships for their voyages. He met Columbus through his work.

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