Is this on the test?
A beginner's level in analyzing environmental systems and processes with a very popular professor
GEOG 1010: Global Environmental Systems
Name a type of map projections
Cylindrical, conic, azimuthal
In the summer is Earth closest or farthest away from the sun
Farthest away
This neighbourhood in Ottawa is experiencing housing commodification that is contributing to housing insecurity
West Centretown
This term refers to the long-term warming of the planet as a result of atmospheric changes caused by greenhouse gases
Global warming
A theory-heavy class focusing on Indigenous epistemologies with in-class work involving drawing pictures
GEOG 2005:Qualitative Analysis
Three models used to represent a globe
Ellipsoid, sphere, geoid
When two plates move apart…
Divergent boundaries
An economic phenomenon that involves the denying of mortgages and loans to residents of a specific neighbourhood based on race
Redlining
This is one of main five spheres, described as the interior and surface of Earth - made up of rocks.
Geosphere
Political, economic, and sociocultural phenomenon including the political economic and world historical causes of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions
GEOG 2500: Climate Change a social science perspective
The amount of satellites required for GPS positioning
4
These clouds would form in absolute instability
Cumuliform
This is the area of a range of distances from the sun where a planet's surface temperature is just right for liquid water
Goldilocks Effect
Exploring how urbanization processes are influenced by transnational mobilities of capital, people, and policies, while focusing on urban governance, everyday life, and specific cities
GEOG 3021: Cities in a global world
The most important aspect of a map
Good spatial data
These parts of a river controls stream erosion and deposition
Slope, velocity, and depth
These are the three different housing / property types
Private rental, private ownership, and condos
This is the “nature-centred” - belief in the primacy of Nature over human society rather than the other way round
Ecocentrism
Physical, chemical, and biotic aspects of lakes, rivers, and estuaries
GEOG 3106: Aquatic science and management
These factors is what the raster data model is based on
Pixels or grid cells
Describe the movement of glaciers
Faster in the middle, slower at the edges
This type of urbanization is best described as housing and city-making as a process, where residents are not just consumers of spaces produced
Peripheral urbanization
This has been chosen as the global marker site to define the start of The Anthropocene epoch, a proposed new geological epoch where human activity is the dominant force shaping the planet
Crawford Lake