Maps
Isoline
Connected by lines
Core
Wealthy and powerful countries
Environmental v. Possibilism
Governed by environment v. can control ourselves
Geographic Perspectives
Space, distribution, density, pattern, flow
Mercator
Good: navigation
Bad: size and area
Graduated Symbols
Bigger and smaller symbols
Thematic Map
Map focused on a theme
Site v. Situation
Laditude and Longitude v. in Relation to others
Regions
Formal, Functional, Vernacular
Robinson
Good: shape and size
Bad: measurement
Cartogram
Distorted based on a feature
Geographic Scale
Small, Medium, Large area of world being studied
Core v. Periphery
Wealth and strong v. Poor and weak
Map Projections
Mercator, Robinson, Gall-Peters, Azimuthal
Gall-Peters
Good: direction,area
Bad: shape
Dot
Dots represent something
Distance Decay
Travel gets easier as tech improves
Map Scale v. Geographic Scale
What an area on a map is on the world v. Area of the world being studied
Thematic Maps
Isoline, Graduated Symbols, Cartogram, Dot, Choropleth
Azimuthal
Good: direction
Bad: shape and area, only 1/2 earth
Choropleth
Colors mean things
Drivers of Globalisation
Market, politics, cost, tech
Human Geography v. Physical Geography
People v. Environment and things
Country Types
Core, Semi Periphery, Periphery
Name another map projection
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