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Human Geography

Chapter 1- Part 8

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How are geographic data used? help people understand problems, consider options that lead to making decisions, and measure the effects of those decisons
Thinking about Covid, how is geographic data being used today in Chicago? when people get sick they record it and look back from years before to see how many people had the virus and where they had it
explain how geographic data can influence a person's life it can influence where a person might live
explain how geographic data can influence a business the business can decided where to go based on looking at the tax rates, workforce, potential customers and more
what is open street map? an open source network for mapmaking
how has open street made an impact in the world mapping lands of native Americans and other indigenous people and it has saved lives
explain how geographic data can influence government decison-making it can tell the government exactly where something is happening
how were scale and info from indigenous people incorporated into Shelbe's approach to gathering data he saw their interactions with the river and to assess changes in water quality. he used a scale to see the effects of damming the Amazaon river.
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