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Course Code   :  L720

Course Title   :  human geography

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Learning usually involves drawing on the published insights of othersWhy acknowledge sources? Learning usually involves drawing on the published insights of others, whether it is by reading a book, an article, or consulting a website. These sources can provide not only factual information, but also key concepts, ideas, and theories, which will advance your own understanding and help you to engage with a question or topic in a criti...

Task: Module Learning Outcomes.1. Demonstrate how theory is used to analyse the behaviour of geotechnical structures under ultimate limit and serviceability limit states. 2. Demonstrate how geotechnical designers use site investigation data 3. Define how groundwater influences geotechnical design. 4. Show insight to the commercial, sustainability and H&S issues relevant to geotechnical design. Work Required:In line with your appointment DS...

Assessment of Suitability of the Construction or Housebuilder FirmThe proposed development will take place on a site in a new neighbourhood called East of Harry Stoke (EoHS) situated on the urban edge of north Bristol near the University of the West of England and close to the M32 andM4 motorways. This site is mostly owned by Crest Nicholson and South Gloucestershire Council who intend to deliver about 2000 houses; while some parts are owned b...

TaskThere is one assignment this term that focuses on management of wildlife populations.  It is worth 35% of your final mark. You are to read 3 articles that relate to wildlife or wildlife management from refereed journals (see examples below). You will then write a review of the article that contains the following:   1. Your name and the date2. Type of article (see below)3. Correct citation for the article that y...

Course Code   :  ES1001

Course Title   :  environment and society

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Aim of the AssignmentAim: of this assignment is to provide the student with an opportunity to critically assess the role that their profession has in the delivery of holistic sustainability and to investigate how this can be further enhanced. Holistic sustainability in this context includes each of the three aspects (economy, environment and society). Recommendations The student should reflect on the role of their chosen profession in delive...

Course Code   :  ENVI3132

Course Title   :  environmental science

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Task 1. What is solid waste and hazardous waste? (0.5 marks) 2. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of disposing of waste in (a)sanitary landfills and (b) by incineration. (2 marks) (a) Sanitary Landfills: Advantages Disadvantages (b) Incineration:   Advantages Disadvantages 3. What are PCBs, and what harm do they cause? (0.5 marks) 4. What is the difference between municipal solid waste and non-municipal solid waste? (1 mark) M...

The Politics Surrounding Oil in CanadaGiven the importance of oil to our world today it is an object that is worthy of our consideration. In this class, by drawing upon key writers in geography and other cognate disciplines we have critically examined oil from multiple perspectives. We have learned that the politics surrounding oil is often violent and uneven. Furthermore, as humans extract oil the consequences of this extraction have been dev...

Course Code   :  Geog1101

Course Title   :  human geography

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Purpose of Human GeographyThe 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 rese...

How Ocean Sediment Cores Record a History Of ClimatePaleoclimatology is the study of past climates. We cannot go back in time, but imprints created in the past, known as proxies, allow us to interpret and investigate paleoclimate. These indirect measurements are from natural sources. Useful climate proxies include organisms (e.g., diatoms, foraminifera and coral), ice cores, ancient pollen, tree rings, and sediment cores. A combination of dif...

Task1. Include your official name (using the Lastname.Firstname format) and your student ID number in the header of the page. 2. Answer any one of the essay questions in the next page.[25 maarks] 3. Word process your answer, starting on a new page after the questions. a. Accepted fonts are Calibri (11), Arial (11)or Times New Roman (12) b. Double space your answer. c. The maximum number of pages for your answer is SIX (6) incl...

Course Code   :  HNCB29

Course Title   :  Geotechnics and Soil Mechanics

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Question: LO1 Review rock types, their formation and civil engineering LO2 Explore and classify soils to current codes of practice. LO3 Analyse soil properties determined by geotechnical procedures. LO4 Produce a proposal to address identified geotechnical weaknesses and problems. Scenario It is necessary to reopen a mine under the sea to extract potash. There is a flat area on the site near to the beach which was used in the past as a log...

Instructions and GuidelinesHere’s your End-of-Term Assignment! Remember, you have been given access to this Assignment by December 16 at 6:30pm and it is due to be submitted by you to our course D2L under ‘Assessment’ à‘Assignments’ by 10pm on December 20. This Assignment is worth 25% of your course grade and you will be graded according to the rubric below. Please note that you cannot use the five-day gra...

Questions: Assignment 1: 25% of final mark Department standard 20% late penalty per day. Part 1: Creating a Database The first step in creating a database is to assess your data needs.  Since this is to be an address database suitable for geocoding, the address must be structured according to the requirements of the GIS software.  You need to have several columns (called fields in a digital database) for each separate record (i.e., row of...

Course Code   :  CEE494

Course Title   :  earth structures engineering

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Mechanically Stabilized Earth Retaining Wall DesignA long, straight mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) retaining wall is to be constructed and you are asked to perform the preliminary design. The wall will have a height of H=12 m with a horizontal backfill and no surcharge loading will be allowed near the top of the wall.  The diagram provided below is a sample cross-section of the proposed wall. The MSE wall unit is to be faced ...

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...