Unit 1 GEOG1 Physical and Human Geography

it is a hand-written document containing all my class notes, case studies and uses a mixture of information found in the textbooks, the news and other study sights. it has everything that you should need, covering all specification points on every topic for a level geography. the chosen topics include and are limited to: diverse places, coasts, health human rights and intervention. it has sections of case studies so you can revise the information from specific cases that you may need, it covers ...

My AQA A-level Geography Coasts topic notes, which helped me get an A* in this paper. I aimed to cover all specification points when writing these notes. Includes key terminology, systems, processes, landform formation, and case studies. Case Studies Included: Holderness Coast and Odisha, as well as smaller examples for different landforms/management strategies

My revision notes for AQA A-level Geography Water and Carbon topic. In-depth notes that helped me get an A* in this paper. Includes key terminology, processes, and case studies. I aimed to cover every specification point when writing these notes. Case Studies include: Amazon Rainforest and River Exe

this document includes the summary of two volcanic events - one in a HIC and one in an LIC. is ideal for AQA A-level geography students studying the hazards module, and for answering 20 mark questions along the lines of compare the responses of 2 different volcanic events. Includes the 2011 Eyjafjallajokul eruption and the 2013 Nyragongo eruption

provides an in depth summary of the 2013 tropical storm in the Philippines - typhoon Haiyan. Ideal for AQA A-level geography students studying the Hazards module. provides an introduction to the event, primary and secondary impacts, and short term and long term responses.

summary notes for the 2011 tohoku earthquake in Japan. ideal for AQA A-level geography students. provides an introduction to the event (e.g. location), the primary and secondary impacts, and the short term and long term responses to the event.

introduces the concept of the Parks model, how it is used in hazard management, and its strengths and weaknesses. is useful to be prepared for 20 mark questions asking to evaluate how useful this model is in response to a particular hazard event