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What are the Relative Merits of Digital vs. Paper Mapping Techniques when  Collecting Spatial Data?”
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    What are the Relative Merits of Digital vs. Paper Mapping Techniques when Collecting Spatial Data?”

  • This study is important to determine which spatial data method is the better option in terms of cost, effectiveness, and easy use. This allows researchers in areas studying spatial data to use the best method for that specific area of study. The key findings which were found were than both digital and analog techniques (which are paper mapping techniques) both have their benefits and disadvantages.
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To What Extent Do Individuals choices impact the environment - Tourism
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    To What Extent Do Individuals choices impact the environment - Tourism

  • This essay shows the impact that individual's choices has on the environment. The environment relies greatly on individuals’ choices in the modern world. Varying from plastic quantity, consumption of meat or excessive driving- the list goes on. This essay will focus on the impact of tourism, due to the major affects all over the world- in natural sites which would otherwise have been untouched
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How do we Solve Water Security in Africa?
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    How do we Solve Water Security in Africa?

  • Water scarcity is common in drylands, which are regions with semi-arid climates. This biome covers 40% of the world’s land surface, including the majority of Africa (Excellent Development, 2020). The UN has predicted that by 2025, 1.8 billion people will be living in regions with absolute water scarcity, as shown in Figure 1 (UN Water, 2020). Water security is defined as “The capacity to safeguard sustainable access to quantities of acceptable quality water for sustaining livelihoods” (U...
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Geohazards and Earth Resources - Exam and Answers
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    Geohazards and Earth Resources - Exam and Answers

  • This document contains various exam questions and answers in relation to the earths resources and geohazards.
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GIS evaluation: Nox Levels in relation to roads and population
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    GIS evaluation: Nox Levels in relation to roads and population

  • Using GIS, the main aspect of this portfolio practical was to identify the population count within 1km of each road. The NOx levels in the area are not just dependent on roads – but also the residents in that area. If you calculate the population around the roads, you can reduce the error of determining if it is the road that causes the NOx or the population around it.
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GIS evaluation: NOx Levels in relation to Roads and Population
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    GIS evaluation: NOx Levels in relation to Roads and Population

  • GIS evaluation on how roads influence pollution in the area. The main aspect of this portfolio practical was to identify the population count within 1km of each road. The NOx levels in the area are not just dependent on roads – but also the residents in that area. If you calculate the population around the roads, you can reduce the error of determining if it is the road that causes the NOx or the population around it.
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GIS evaluation: Crime and Deprivation in surrounding areas
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    GIS evaluation: Crime and Deprivation in surrounding areas

  • using GIS, this essay evaluates the relationship between crime and deprivation of the area, showing Southampton as the case study
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Should Water be a Human Right or a Commodity?
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    Should Water be a Human Right or a Commodity?

  • Water plays a central role in everyday life, with symbolism in culture, religion, and history (USDA, 2008). With population and agricultural demand growing (Sheffield, 2020), the need for water has never been as critical as now. But who controls water? In July 2010, the United Nations recognised the human right to water and sanitation, with the acknowledgment that clean drinking water and sanitation are essential to all human rights (UN, 2010). The motion of affirming the human right to clean dr...
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Executive Summary for an EIA
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    Executive Summary for an EIA

  • An executive summary of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) would concisely outline the key findings and recommendations regarding a proposed project's environmental effects. It would highlight significant impacts on air, water, soil, and biodiversity, as well as the socio-economic consequences for local communities. The summary would also include proposed mitigation measures, monitoring plans, and an overall assessment of the project's sustainability and compliance with environmental reg...
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