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13 Cards in this Set
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Field |
A FIELD IS A REGION OF SPACE THAT HAS A MEASURABLE QUANTITY AT EVERY POINT |
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FIELDMAP |
A FIELDMAP IS USED TO REPRESENT ANY QUANTITYTHAT VARIES IN A REGION OF SPACE |
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ISOLINES |
LINESTHAT CONNECT POINTS OF EQUAL VALUE |
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CONTOURLINES |
LINES CONNECTING POINTS OF EQUALELEVATION |
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CONTOURINTERVAL |
THE DIFFERENCE IN ELEVATION BETWEENADJACENT CONTOUR LINES |
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RULESFOR DRAWING ISOLINES |
VALUES ON ONE SIDE OF AN ISOLINE ARELOWER, WHILE ALL VALUES ON THE OTHER SIDE ARE HIGHER THEY CAN NEVER CROSSTHEY MAY FORM CLOSED LOOPS THEY ARE USUALLY PARALLEL TO EACH OTHER can never cross |
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HOWDO YOU DETERMINE THE DIRECTION A STREAM GOES |
LOOKAT THE V’S |
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WORLD POPULATION |
7,073,252,920 |
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ENVIRONMENTALAXIOMS |
THEREIS NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH
ALLTHINGS ARE INTERCONNECTED THEREIS NO AWAY |
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US POPULATION |
315,520,005 |
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RISK |
•THE PROBABILITY OF SUFFERING HARMFROM A HAZARD |
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RISKS(HAZARDS)EF} |
GEOLOGIC ATMOSPHERIC BIOLOGIC LIFESTYLE{ |
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RANGE OF RISK |
•ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY OF NO RISK 0•ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY OF RISK 1 |
