Task Find a Gis Research Topic On Health Related 1. A research topic with a motivation 2. Some background literature that has a similar research question and used GIS 3. A research question 4. Some data that could be used to answer your research question This assignment will bring your project to life by having you work through the geospatial analysis and present initial results. The goal of assignment 2 is to f...
Task DescriptionPart of the evaluation of this course will be in the form of a Culminating Task, worth 15% of your final course work.In this activity you will explore connections between the concepts learned in this course and environmental issues. Specifically, you will create a mathematical model and visual representations to provide evidence to convince investors that a way to improve an environmental issue of your choice would be a worthy ...
Questions: GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Complete the following three exercises. Answer each of the questions individually, in order, in a neat typewritten report complete with tables and figures. Answers should be succinct sentences, direct and to the point. Using 12-point font and one-inch margins, the total length of your written submission should be approximately 3-5 double-spaced pages (excluding Tables and Figures). Make sure to attach completed...
Task 1: Creating Datasets for Bank Branch AnalysisAim: To create a “File Geodatabase” (.GDB) in ArcGIS, containing datasets, which would be of interest for a study examining the accessibility of bank branches on the Isle of Wight. Provided data: The following two datasets are contained in “CW2_Datasets_2021.zip”, which must be downloaded from the UoL Blackboard website for this module. Dataset Requi...
PurposePurposeThe purpose of the assignment is to;get you to become familiar with geographical concepts, develop essay writing skills, and develop research techniques for geographical analyses. A Comparative Geographical Analysis of Two Communities in British Columbia This is an individual and independent research to measure your understanding of the subject matter of this course. You must write a research essay on the comparative ge...
Question: Productivity (i.e., NPP) gradients describe the change in productivity over space (i.e., distance). Changes in productivity can be gradual or dramatic, depending on local climatic conditions and physiographic conditions. For instance, changes in altitude can give rise to rapid changes in productivity given rapidly changing temperatures and perhaps moisture regimes. 1. Complete the first part of Table 1 (i.e., Excel spreadsheet provide...
Living in the 21st century demands us to equip ourselves with the skills and knowledge needed to face the challenges of the century. Thus, in the assignment, you shall learn to enhance your skills and knowledge relevant to cope with those challenges. One of the prevailing issues that need our concern is the sustainability of the environment. In this assignment, you are required to apply the 21st century skills learned it all of the topics in...
In this assignment you will choose a Toronto (or GTA) neighbourhood and propose a redevelopment of that neighbourhood. You will research and write an 1800-2200 word Redevelopment Proposal. Human Geography is the study of the relationship between people, place, and space. Your Redevelopment Proposal must be about a particular neighbourhood and through your discussion of proposed changes you should illustrate the integrative character of...
Activities for the Final ProjectThe project consists of the following activities (total 45% of your final mark): · Five journal entries: o Entry 1: You will begin by making an entry on the course Shared Map. You will also transfer this information into the document you are using to record your final project material (e.g. a Word doc), for ease of grading. o Entries 2–5: Answer four questions in four separate journa...
Environmental and Social Impacts of Diamond Mining in Northern CanadaDescriptionIn this discussion, you will evaluate some of the impacts of diamond mining in northern Canada from the perspective of someone who lives there. This week you will hear about the Canadian diamond industry from the perspective of Tracey Williams, a trustee for the Canadian National Parks and Wilderness Society, who has been living near diamond mines in the Northwest Te...