thinkinking like a geograpgher
paterns and trends
disperst
evinly spread out
consontrded
focust in one spot
clusterd
mutapule grupings
liner
follows a line
outlier
out of place compared to others
absent
missing or not thare
interelashinships
human to natral
humans cuting down trees
human to human
humans aguing
natral to natral
landslides
natral to human
flooding
Spatial Significance
Natural
knowing what is natural
Human
knowing what is maid by humans
The Role of Geotechnologies
Global Positioning System
A satellite network that provides location data
Geographic Information Systems
Computer system that stores, analyzes and visualize geographic information as digital maps
Remote Sensing
Seeing or measuring something from a distance
Telematics
Any technology that shares data
Geographic Perspectives
Social
The connection or impact on people’s lives, families and everyday living.
Environmental
The connection or impact on the environment, ecosystems, organisms
Political
The connection or impact of government decisions, plans laws and choices
Economic
The connection or impact on jobs, income, wealth and MONEY.
Geographic Data
primary data
collected by you
secondary data
collected by other