Year 12 hsc geography notes Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Year 12 HSC Geography in-depth study notes on Ecosystems at Risk. All in-depth notes on modules included such as: TWO case studies of different ecosystems at risk to illustrate their unique characteristics including: – spatial patterns and dimensions: location, altitude, latitude, size, shape and continuity – biophysical interactions including: – the dynamics of weather and climate – geomorphic and hydrologic processes such as earth movements, weathering, erosion, transport and depos...

Year 12 HSC Geography notes. In-depth module notes on Mega-cities. This includes module notes such as: • The nature, character and spatial distribution of mega cities in the developing world • The challenges of living in mega cities such as housing, traffic infrastructure, water and power supplies, sanitation services, employment, and other social and health issues • The responses to these challenges such as self-help projects, community self-government, cooperation from NGOs, urban prot...

Year 12 HSC Geography notes. Only including the start of Urban Dynamics modules, such as: • The urban dynamics of change: suburbanisation, exurbanisation, counterurbanisation, decentralisation, consolidation, urban decay, urban renewal, urban village, spatial exclusion

Year 12 HSC Geography notes, including Ecosystems and their management. Including an in-depth description of all module points such as: • biophysical interactions which lead to diverse ecosystems and their functioning • vulnerability and resilience of ecosystems – impacts due to natural stress – impacts due to human induced modifications to energy flows, nutrient cycling, and relationships between biophysical components • the importance of ecosystem management and protection – ma...

Year 12 HSC Geography notes. In-depth syllabus module notes on World Cities such as: • The nature, character and spatial distribution of world cities • The role of world cities as powerful centres of economic and cultural authority • The operation of global networks • The relationships of dominance and dependence between world cities and other urban centres and the changing role of regional centres and the demise of the small town