Starting at the equator 0° these imaginary lines measure north and south.
What are latitudes?
Phenomena (noticeable events) across a geographic space. Analysis of these could be used to analyze and manage disease outbreaks, urban growth.
What are spatial patterns?
This entity (organized group) both conducts census surveys and uses its data to make informed decisions about the population and demographic data collected.
What is government? What are political groups?
Spain, France and Germany are part of this continent.
What is Europe?
The study of a population and statistics or information is called this. The prefix of the term has origins in ancient greek and translates to people, while the suffix means recorded data.
What is demographics?
A map with the entire world or even an entire country which displays few details, is this size scale map.
What is small scale?
This description of data is used when spatial patterns group, pack, or clump around geographic areas.
What is clustered?
Information related to ethnicity, religion, income, career/jobs, are called this in data gathering of people.
What is demographics?
This long stretch of mountains and plateaus (5,500 miles) from the southern tip of South America (Chile) to to the northern Caribbean coast of South America (Columbia & Venezuela) have the highest population density in any mountain area around the world clustered around major cities like Bogata, Colombia; Santiago, Chile; Quito, Ecuador.
What are the Andes mountains?
The theory which stipulates that human societies and cultures are shaped by their physical surroundings.
What is environmental determinism?
Starting at Prime Meridian 0° these imaginary lines which intersect at the poles are known as this.
What are longitude? Meridians, longitudinal?
Low density, where the data presented is described as this; It means spread apart.
What is dispersed?
In the United States Census data is taken after this many years. It is often called a deci-census.
What is 10 years?
Found on this continent, the following map shows the famous Himalayan mountain range mostly between Nepal and Bhutan, and the Tibet (autonomous region of China)
What is Asia?
Despite it's arid climate and lack of fresh water sources, Las Vegas, Nevada is home to over 650,000 permanent residents, which illustrates this human-environmental interaction theory.
What is Environmental Possibilism?
These are the four hemisphere as divided by the equator and prime meridian. They all end in ern.
What are the northern, southern, eastern and western hemispheres?
This type of analysis is useful to determine patterns, trends, and other arrangement of humans and space. Tools such as maps, surveys, and geographic information systems are used for a variety of applications.
What is spatial analysis?
This type of demographic data informs private and public organizations on which businesses and services to provide in a certain area.
What is age and income?
Buffalo, NY; Cleveland, OH; Chicago, IL; Detroit MI; Milwaukee, WI; and Rochester, NY are just a few of the major cities which are situated in this region.
What is the Great Lakes Region?
Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario.
Land-uses, and energy fossil fuels which keep in mind the need for future use of these non-renewable resources is known as this in human ecology. Ability to use, reuse and renew.
What is sustainability?
Found in these 2 hemispheres Australia, also known as Oceania is both a country and it's own continent.
What are the southern and Eastern hemispheres?
This census data illustrates how certain regions are influenced by language, culture, and international influences based on this specific data point.
What is nationality/ethnicity?