'World time zones' presentation slideshows

AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

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Basic Tools and Methods of Human Geographers

Basic Tools and Methods of Human Geographers. Observation Information must be collected and data recorded Methods: Fieldwork Use of scientific instruments Laboratory experiments Archival searches Remote sensing

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Thinking Geographically

Thinking Geographically. Why is each point on Earth unique?. Place: Unique Location of a Feature Toponym is the name given to a place on Earth Site is the physical character of a place. Includes climate, water sources, topography, soil, vegetation, latitude, and elevation.

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Contemporary Tools

Contemporary Tools. Contemporary Tools: Geographic Information System (GIS) Remote Sensing Global Positioning System (GPS). Layers of a GIS.

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Hagan Ahora :

Hagan Ahora :. Write out the following times in Spanish. 1) 7:45pm 2) 12:00am 3) 1:30pm 4) 9:22am. TIME ZONES. What are they? Why do we have them? How do they work?. Time Zones.

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Time Zones

Time Zones. The earth has 24 hours in a day, and 24 different time zones. All area within a time zone is the same from the north pole to the south pole. Each is based on 15 o of longitude. When you go east, you go ahead an hour per zone. W E - +. A. B. C. D. E. F.

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Time

TIME. Time. The Earth Rotates on Its Axis One Turn Every 24 Hours. Longitude. Lines of longitude run from pole to pole. All lines of longitude are the same length. Longitude lines are not parallel. The Prime Meridian which passes through Greenwich, UK is 0 o longitude.

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