Environmental Geography - Science topic

Erupting volcanoes cause sudden, drastic change in an area, forcing organisms to evolve rapidly to adapt to the new environment. Change in an organism's environment forces the organism to adapt to fit the new environment, eventually causing it to evolve into a new species. They eventually become different species. So that changes in environmental conditions can affect the survival of individual organisms or an entire species. Short-term environmental changes, like droughts, floods, and fires do not give populations time to adapt to the change and force them to move or become extinct. However, short and long term environmental changes Quiz - Quizizz. What is an example of how organisms respond to short term changes in the environment? Animals tend to eat a lot more before the change occurs to have stored energy. Animals will go extinct or die due to the short term change. Therefore, in evolutionary theory, adaptation is the biological mechanism by which organisms adjust to new environments or to changes in their current environment. The idea of natural selection is that traits that can be passed down allow organisms to adapt to the environment better than other organisms of the same species.

You may use Google Earth Pro or Arc Earth.

Describe the geographical features and locations of the places and roads on the map, in relation to one another

ARCGIS AND ERDAS

Dear Kariyanna B.,

If greenhouse gas emissions continue to grow in the coming years, the global warming process will accelerate and become an irreversible process in the next several dozen years. Therefore, climate change can be so great that nature will not solve the problem either. Forest fires, droughts, and weather anomalies will intensify. The biodiversity of natural ecosystems will quickly decline, it will be impoverished in terms of the composition of flora, fauna, fungi and microorganisms, and in terms of the genetic composition of the planet Earth's biosphere. Nature will not stop these unfavorable processes of climate change, but will be subject to these processes. So nature, preserving the biodiversity of natural ecosystems, can be helped primarily by people who, by implementing the principles of sustainable development, social environmental (ecological) responsibility, pro-ecological reforms of implementing eco-innovations in economic processes, etc., and other pro-ecological transformation of the traditional brown economy into a sustainable green economy / circular economy can save the biosphere of planet Earth from the climate crisis. If it's not too late, of course. But no matter how much time is left for the implementation of this pro-ecological action plan, it must be implemented urgently.

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Dariusz Prokopowicz

I suppose that these references may be useful :

https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781107706033.006

Simplified Method for the Assessment of Siltation in Semiarid ...

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Dear Dimitry,

You may be interested in Chaboussou, Sante des Plantes, une revolutions agronomique, (1985) translated as Healthy Crops, A New agricultural Revolution. (2004). It describes how agrochemicals cause the proliferation of pests and diseases. We are starting a new project to bring this up to date and confirm/or deny the ideas. I would be happy to cooperate.

Best wishes, Ulrich

Kind Jiri,

may be "Sentimapping" a more suitable neologism for Your theoretical and practical purposes ? At least, just to respect the difference between "emotion" and "sentiment", given that in a map, usually, we try to represent something that is closer to a sentiment towards a place, an object, ecc., much more than to a unique emotion...

Just an idea.

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Google Maps has the most reliable and accurate database for geocoding (assigning lat lon coordinates to addresses), here are instructions for their API: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/intro

If you're familiar with QGIS (https://www.qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html), you can install plugin called MMQGIS and easily geocode list of locations in CSV format, here are instructions how to download and use the plugin: https://www.lib.uwo.ca/madgic/projects/gis/Geocoding%20Using%20QGIS.pdf

You should prefer using Google as a source rather than OpenStreetMap (OSM).

Besides filtering the image collection itself, you can also clip the output you are visualizing using the following (.clip(roi)), where the roi is the region of interest you have set:

Map.addLayer(your_data.clip(roi), {}, "Your_data_name", true);

Please which country is best for a young animal scientist to pursue his doctoral degree with high chances of job after study?

Look at the Material and Methods section. Perhaps it could help?

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Guy

You can use the Getdata software, it could precisely get the point (x,y) from the pollen diagram, then use the data to draw another digital diagram.

Check the attached articles.

The conditions in the different geographic areas are clearly different, this causes that the same taxa undergo transformations that can be both morphological and physiological, this is used in studies related to the adaptability that is able to develop a certain organism before different conditions, which Tells us its ability to survive under unequal conditions, and in case of possessing any component that can be exploited, such as pigments, it is possible to extrapolate the conditions of the environment where it produces to be exploited later.

Thank you so much Eefe. It has helped me a lot. Please send me your email address.

Mohammed:

This link should prove useful:

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Syed

Field data are always useful to draw CM plans. In fact, it often happens that CM plans are incomplete because information that actually existed could was not incorporated to them. The papers below show three such cases (for various taxa) where Management Plans, field data, and literature or IUCN data all had occurrence data that were absent from the other sources, resulting in partial knowledge and therefore less-than-optimal plans. Data synchronization was accomplished through database mining and GIS analytics. Methods are explained in the papers.

The difference between the amount of knowledge in a plan, and the amount of existing knowledge that could have been put in a plan, should become a priority especially when endangered species are present. The fourth reference (link) below is a draft for a document dealing with this type of gap analysis.

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Hi Nathan,

I think what you want to do may require a very high resolution earth observation dataset, something between 1 to 5m resolution. Having said that, you should think about carrying out an Object-Based Image Analysis. First, go through the works of Prof. Thomas Blaschke, he is an expert in this area. I learnt some of the techniques from his works. On the other hand, you may wish to go through the following papers at the links below:

Feel free to share your experience with me.

Cheers

Ammonia is NH3, which is a very light gas,whereas ammonium (NH4) is a basic radical. The gas being far lighter than air, & very sparingly soluble under high pressure, I find it surprising as to how the gas can dissolve in fresh waters from atmosphere under natural conditions. 

Dear Vincent Moron

The most simple and enough  accurate Index you need was developped by Baruch Givoni "The Index of Thermal Stress" ITS  # 5.6 and #16.1,c (The building Bioclimatic Chart).

.See in his book "Man Climate and Architecture" Applied Science Publishers - London 1976 Reprinted 1901

Take into account that certainly you must consider that no "acceptable discomfort" will you found under the sun, but in the shade properly dressed. Then the formulation is much simple if direct solar radiation is not considered.

Then you need to evaluate which is the acceptable E/Emax value you need according to the sweat rate Inex of humidity. Certainly no Comfort will be found at 37 degC, But you can define the (also) acceptable low metabolic rate...

If you are interested in the way I use it, please write to my email  

Milo E.  Hoffman <mhoffman@tx.technion.ac.il> you will be welcomed 

Dear Dominique, thank you very much for your useful tooltip! Yes, it is likely the Oued Rdom in the Sebou Basin! Sincerely yours, Ivan

Dear Subir,

Oro- is an element, from the greek, that makes up names with meaning of 'mountain'.

Orotemperate is a thermotype from temperate climates.

Thermotypes clasification are: infra-, thermo-, meso-, supra-, oro-, cryo-,

Have a happy New Year.

You can find something helpful here:

Matthew Fitzjohn (ed.)

Uplands of Ancient Sicily and Calabria. The archaeology of landscape revisited

Specialist Studies on Italy 13

2007

And you can even contact me in private at tanasid@arcadia.edu as I teach even a course about Landscape archaeology in Sicily at the Arcadia University, Sicily Center.

This formula is very basic, and provides only the horizontal EXTRATERRESTRIAL irradiance, thus not taking any atmospheric effect into account.

Not of much practical application, considering the original question.

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