The T in SALLTS
Title
The B in BOLLTSS
Border
To determine how far across a single centimetre is when reading a map
Scale
Humans can only survive a few days without this.
Water.
This two word name means simply the spreading out/organisation of data.
Spatial Distribution.
The type of Graph SALLTS is used on
Climate Graph
The type of Graph we use BOLLTSS on
Choropleth
A natural resource and also evidence there is a lot of rainfall in an area.
Rainforests/vegetation.
When this goes above 42 - People start to pass out and even possibly die!
Temperature Celsius
This line runs through the centre of the earth horizontally.
Equator
This easily forgotten letter sits atop the Axis that goes vertically.
It's friend stands for Legend, but this is the other L.
Labels.
Adding all the values and dividing by the number of values to determine the most common.
Average
These rise when a place/suburb has lots of benefits surrounding it, making it desirable to live there.
Land Value/House Prices
This word denotes how easy it would be for a human to exist in a certain place.
Livability.
The A in SALLTS
Axis
Title is what the T in Bolts stands for, but this other one is the important part of the TTEA response.
Trends
This is where you country is if you have your winters in June and July. Opposite would be if they were in December and January.
Southern Hemisphere.
This place is the least liveable area in the world. Technically a desert and extreme temperatures.
Antarctica
Is often confused. But means that type types of data line up, but not really causing on and other.
Correlation
This important part of SALLTSS is sometime hidden somewhere on the page, but will always be there.
Source
This is the hardest and longest part of the BOLLTSS work, but also is worth the most marks if done correctly.
Legend.
First Nationers and Modern Citizens tend to live in this type of Australian Area.
Coastal
When group together these are called the SEE values. Usually adding them together will tell you how liveable a place can be.
Social, Economic and Environmental Factors
This word usually means it was the direct reason for causing this data to look this way.
Causation