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Precise geometric relationship between a map and the region it portrays.

- One of the most important characteristics of a modern map.

- Most maps are greatly reduced in size compared to their subjects, so scale is a small fraction.

Definition: Ratio of the size of the map to its subject:

Scale = distance on a map / distance on the ground

Example:

- Two points on the ground are 1000 m apart.

- Represented on the map by points only 1 cm apart

- Calculate scale as follows:

- 1 cm represents 1000 m

- 1000 m = 100,000 cm

- so 1 cm represents 100,000 cm

- so scale = 1 cm / 100,000 cm = 1/100,000

- Scale is a fraction, expressed in 3 ways:

- Representative Fraction (RF), e.g. 1:100,000

- Verbal Scale 'One cm represents one km'

- Graphic Scale - a line labelled with the distance it represents.

Graphic scale remains accurate if a map is enlarged or reduced. Verbal and RF scales do not.

On a graphic scale, the intervals must be convenient round numbers.

Scale examples

example: ground distance = 5 km, map distance = 2 cm.

- STEP 1: - 2 cm represents 5 km - (write in full)

- STEP 2: - 1 cm represents 2.5 km - (divide so left side = 1)

- STEP 3: - 1 cm represents 250,000 cm - (convert to same units)

- STEP 4: - scale is 1 : 250,000 - (express as a representative fraction)

example: distance on map = 3.5 cm, map scale = 1:15,000

- what is the real distance?

- STEP 1: - 1 cm represents 15,000 cm - (express scale in words, same units as your measurement)

- STEP 2: - 3.5 cm represents (3.5 x 15,000) cm = 52500 cm - (multiply both sides by map distance)

- STEP 3: - 3.5 cm represents 525 m - (convert to more convenient units)

answer: 525 m

Scale (2)

Large and small scales:

- Scale is a fraction.

- 1/2 is larger than 1/4.

- 1/5000 is larger than 1/100,000.

- 1:5000 is a larger scale than 1:100,000.

- 'Large scale' depends on context but usually refers to scales larger than about 1:50,000.

(NOTE - this has nothing to do with an expression like 'a large-scale construction project')

ENLARGING or reducing:

- Scale is map distance / ground distance.

- If the map is made larger (on photocopier etc.) the map distance increases, so scale changes.

- Larger map = larger scale, smaller map = smaller scale.

- Multiply the map distance by the percentage change and recalculate scale.

example: Map distance = 1 cm, Ground distance = 1 km.

- Scale = 1:100,000

- Enlarge by 141% on photocopier.

- Map distance = 1.41 cm Ground distance = 1 km

- Scale = 1.41/100,000 = 1:70,921

Directions

Three main ways to express a direction.

1. Points of the compass

- Acceptable for ROUGH directions, not for exact work.

- Directions usually lie between points of the compass, however often you subdivide.

2. Bearing (numerical version of # 1)

- STEP 1: Look due north if the point you are interested in is at all north of you. Look due south if it is south of you.

- STEP 2: Turn towards east or west until you face the point.

- STEP 3: Measure the angle of that turn.

- STEP 4: Express the bearing using all three pieces of information from steps 1, 2 and 3:

--- North 30o West

--- North 45o East

--- South 12o West

--- South 87o East

3. Azimuth

- STEP 1: Look due North.

- STEP 2: Turn clockwise until you face the point you are interested in.

- Step 3: Measure the angle of the turn. This angle is the NORTH AZIMUTH, usually just called azimuth:

--- 330 degrees

--- 45 degrees

--- 192 degrees

--- 93 degrees

Be able to convert between bearings and azimuths!

Adding Angles

Useful in surveying and navigating.

- Remember: 60' = 1o 60" = 1'

- 35o 22' 40" + 5o 15' 30" = 40o 38' 10"

Definition of north

Three common approaches:

1. True North (from the latitude - longitude grid).

- Points exactly at the north geographic POLE (axis of rotation).

2. Magnetic North (the direction a compass NEEDLE points).

- Points along magnetic field lines, roughly towards the north magnetic pole (in NWT).

- Differs from True North in most places because magnetic and geographic poles are not the same.

- Changes over time as the magnetic pole drifts.

- Position of magnetic north must be recalculated if map is more than a few years old.

- Rate of change printed on edge of map.

example:

- "Magnetic North was 7o 30' west of true north in 1985, decreasing at 12' annually".

- so in 1992, after seven years:

--- Magnetic North will be 7o 30' west of true north, MINUS 7 times 12' = 84'

--- 84' = 1o 24'

--- so in 1992 magnetic north is 6o 6' west of true north

3. Grid North (refers to UTM grid).

- same as True North at the centre of each six degree UTM zone.

- Changes to each side because the square grid does not FOLLOW the convergence of meridians towards the pole.

- Most topographic maps show the three Norths in a margin.

- Some maps show only one North. If it is not TRUE North, it MUST be identified....

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Hachures /ˈhæʃʊərz/ are an older mode of representing relief. ... Being non-numeric, they are less useful to a scientific survey than contours, but can successfully COMMUNICATE quite specific SHAPES of terrain. They are a FORM of SHADING, although DIFFERENT from the one used in shaded maps.

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there will be no survival as if CLOUDS are not there then there is no RAIN and if no rain, no CROPS.No crops FOOD chain will destroy.

VILLAGE this word is very nice. In this summer vacation I said to my father let VISIT to village, because every summer vacation we visit to water park or somewhere else. this time my wish is to visit village. so we start journey for village. when we ENTER to village we get very fresh air ,we eat fresh & TASTY vegetables and fruits. we eat very tasty food of the field .we work in the field .But I FIND that there was some little children who doesn't have DRESS for wearing. I said to my father for help them. This was my favorite and amazing trip ever

Generating Awareness about Disasters and Disaster Management

Teachers – Can organize meetings with the LOCAL slums/ CLUBS/ youth organizations with their students. Ensure that the activities are done in the local/native languages. Should encourage participation and innovation. Creativity in designing messages should be encouraged.

Students – Can design posters with information about what a disaster is, what would be immediate to-do steps in case of a disaster, how to evacuate people and how to minimize the damage of property and life, what are the don’ts to be followed. These posters can be displayed in schools for raising awareness among junior students, can be displayed in public places after obtaining appropriate permissions to raise awareness among general public. Little ten MINUTE long skits can be prepared in local languages which can be ENACTED in front of local communities for raising awareness. Students can also enact these and film them to SPREAD awareness.

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NEEDS AND PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE. An individual's needs and problems influence his DEVELOPMENT to a great extent. Adolescence is a crucial PERIOD in the life of an individual with its characteristic needs and problems of adjustment. ... There are CERTAIN basic needs which are functioning in every individual

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human have no importance without human MADE resource because the proper use of natural resources depend upon present technology is an economic condition it is in this regard that human made our CULTURE resource assume GREAT SIGNIFICANCE this resource plays a vital role in the utilisation and development of natural resource their primarily includes

technical expertise

government structure

political and economic institution social and cultural setup

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it is a SEASON in which it rains alot in southern ASIAN countries

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Rainwater can be used for all of these things. Rainwater is soft and can lessen the NEED for DETERGENTS when washing clothes and DISHES. Rainwater can ALSO be used for washing vehicles, bathing pets, and nearly all cleaning that uses water. Rainwater harvesting can also be used to improve plants and GARDENS.

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The drawbacks of the Damodar valley project are:

• It was essentially FRAMED for FLOOD restrain which is not attained.
• The  BRUTALITY of heavy floods has been reduced.
• There are only FOUR dams out of seven are constructed as per as the plan.
• Lack of afforestation has led to the problem of siltation in the RESERVOIRS.

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Some people oppose dam because they have to displace there native village or city. some TIMES the people MAY LOOSE there LAND .

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ECONOMIC development is dependent on the CAPABILITIES of the POPULATION and human development is based on the presence of resources and opportunity that the economy creates. Economic development is deeply and fundamentally impacted by a populations education and RELATED social structures in order to thrive.

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The great barrier REEF is found RUNNING PARALLEL to the coast of Queensland, Australia .

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That's because the great barrier reef if found in Australia.

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The prime meridian is the line of 0° longitude, the STARTING POINT for measuring distance both EAST and west around the Earth. The prime meridian is arbitrary, meaning it could be CHOSEN to be anywhere.

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1. Man-Made Resources. When humans use natural things to make something new that provides utility and VALUE to our lives, it is called human-made resources. For INSTANCE, when we use metals, wood, cement, SAND, and SOLAR energy to make buildings, machinery, vehicles, BRIDGES, roads, etc. they become man-made resources.

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DIAMOND is the answer of this QUESTION

These Fundamental Rights are CONSIDERED as basic human rights of all citizens, irrespective of their gender, caste, religion or CREED. etc. ... They are Right to EQUALITY, Right to Freedom, Right against Exploitation, Right to Freedom of Religion, Cultural and Educational Rights, and Right to Constitutional Remedies.

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The Piedmont is a plateau region located in the eastern United STATES. It SITS between the ATLANTIC Coastal Plain and the main Appalachian Mountains, stretching from New Jersey in the NORTH to central Alabama in the south.

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there are SMALL setions inarmy one which is military and another is ARMY medical CORPS (AMC) for treatment of army Persons and their families

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diamond ,BAUXITE , COPPER ,lime stone

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Parliament is the supreme legislative BODY of a country. Our Parliament comprises of the President and the two Houses—LOK Sabha (House of the PEOPLE) and Rajya Sabha (Council of States). The President has the power to summon and PROROGUE either House of Parliament or to dissolve Lok Sabha

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IRON, petrol , nickel, bauxite, COAL, etc please MARK as BRAINLIEST hope it helps

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true the INDIAN plate is in WEST of Indo AUSTRALIAN plate

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- 102, -67, -15, -5, 0, 35, 39

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NATURE has endowed Himachal Pradesh with a number of important minerals such as, salt, gypsum, clays, mica, limestone, barytes, IRON, PYRITE and lead, however, limestone and slate are of greater significance. The deposits of slate are found in Mandi, Kangra and Chamba DISTRICT.

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GOITRE

Explanation:

he or she is SUFFERING from goitre  and it is defienciey of VITAMIN C

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We can picture it from the vantage point of SPACE. Today, we know that the solstice is an astronomical event, caused by Earth's tilt on its axis and its MOTION in orbit around the SUN. ... At the December solstice, Earth is POSITIONED in its orbit so that the sun stays below the North Pole horizo

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(a) They are the most wide-spread soils in INDIA.

(c) These soils were FORMED by the LAVA sheets

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PLUTO is the PLANET which is not in our SOLAR SYSTEM

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there are many resources not found in J and K

i thinks you refer to Jammu and KASHMIR

resources are=

there are limited resources like COAL and petroleum and MINERALS and fossil fuels

but now a time DUR to technology every RESOURCE is found in jammu and kashmir

BANGLADESH,BHUTAN,Maldives,NEPAL,PAKISTAN,SRILANKA

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is it?

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when sentence is NEGATIVE QUESTION should be POSITIVE

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No we can't use ONE dot in dot METHOD

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CHOOSE from here.

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RICE as a CROP CALLED rice PEDIA

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in ORDER to MAINTAIN FOOD CHAIN

SAFA and MARWA is LOCATED in SAUDI ARABIA.

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GUJARAT – 1214.7 KM

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TAMIL NADU and KERALA :-)

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money plant is a common name for a few different plant species including epipremnum aureum,lunaria annua and crassul aevata. the money is very interesting plant with trunk. it has LONG five shiny leaves per BRANCH but luckiest plant have six or seven leaves per branch. money plant also used by many people for there fortune and good luck.

CAREING TIPS OF MONEY PLANT-

1. money plant should be grown where there is less sunlight or in shade.

2. do not water them every time. let the soil dry and then water.

3. they can grow up to 10 feet if you grow them in soil.

4. if leaves started turning yellow then stop watering for few days.

HISTORY OF MONEY PLANT-

there is a popular story of a poor man from taiwan who prayed for relief from his financial burdens. ONE day he FOUND money plant in his field was perceived by him as an answer of gift to him. resulting directly from his prayers ,his meticulous care and nurturing of this plant. yeilded seeds,nuts and more plants. he sold these which in brought an end to his money troubles. it is given as a gift in the hopes of bringing prosperity to it's recipient history.

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Versatility in computer MEANS it is capable of PERFORMING almost any task, provided the task can be reduced to a SERIES of logical steps.

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The Milky Way is the galaxy that CONTAINS the Solar System. The name describes the galaxy's appearance from EARTH: a hazy BAND of light seen in the night sky formed from stars that cannot be individually DISTINGUISHED by the naked eye.