Physical Geography Sample Clauses

Physical Geography. Students should have a demonstrated understanding of the basic concepts and ideas in geography:

Physical Geography. Where special physical conditions such as river or mountain range make the operation of such straight-line measurement inequitable, the distance shall be measured in a straight line from the job to the nearest crossing place, then in a straight line to the convenient centre in the area in which the employee is living. Where an employee is entitled to daily travelling payments, he/she shall only be paid in respect of the distance in excess of 14 kilometres (8.75 miles) one wa y. Alternatively, a web site based, or computer-based programme may be used to identify the shortest travel distance.

Physical Geography. Students beginning their junior year of study in Geography should have demonstrated understanding of the natural processes that have created patterns on the earth’s surface and how this affect and are affected by humans. The minimum competencies in this content area include: Competency 1: topographic map interpretation. Competency 2: spatial patterns of tectonic & gradational geomorphological processes. Competency 3: spatial patterns of hydrological processes. Competency 4: spatial patterns of atmospheric & climatological processes. Competency 5: spatial patterns of ecological processes including soils & vegetation. Competency 6: natural resources & limitations for sustainability.

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