Solar noon on Winter Solstice in Fairbanks, Alaska (64º 50 ...
Solar noon on Winter Solstice in Fairbanks, Alaska (64? 50' N). Solar angle is 2?; day length, 3.7 hours (sunrise 11:00, set 2:42).
Planet Classification Schemes Temperature Rings Presence of life Size Composition Moons Distance from Sun Length of day
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Full moon in the night sky
If Mercury were where the moon is
If Venus were where the moon is
If Mars were where the moon is
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If Jupiter were where the moon is
If Saturn were where the moon is
If Uranus were where the moon is
If Neptune were where the moon is
0?S, 88?W 46?N, 116?W
21?S, 14?E
46?N, 116?W
67?N, 51?W
0?S, 88?W
67?N, 51?W 21?S, 14?E
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What ocean or continent is located at the following coordinates?
25?S, 130?E 50?N, 100?W 80?S, 20?E 10?N, 20?E 30?N, 40?W 20?S, 140?W 0?, 70?E
?Australia ?North America ?Antarctica ?Africa ?Atlantic Ocean ?Pacific Ocean ?Indian Ocean
January 23, 2014: Time and Map Projections Time originally reckoned by using sun's shadow
Time
Shortest shadow at solar noon Current zones established in 1884
Need to standardize railroad schedules
Direct relationship between time and longitude Takes Earth 24 hours to turn through 360? of longitude 360? / 24 = 15? in one hour
Each time zone is 1 hour apart from the adjacent zone Each time zone is 15? of longitude wide (theoretically) Zones are centered on meridians 0?, 15?, 30?, 45?, etc.
and extend 7.5? to each side of the meridian
How to remember which direction is earlier and which direction is later in time ?
4 AM Thursday 5 AM 6 AM 7 AM 8 AM 9 AM
10 AM Thursday 11 AM Noon 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM 9 PM 10 PM 11 PM Midnight
1 AM Friday 2 AM 3 AM
4 AM Friday
West is earlier in hourly time
East is later in hourly time
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4 PM 5 PM 6 PM 7 PM 8 PM 9 PM 10 PM 11 PM Midnight 1 AM Friday 2 AM 3 AM 4 AM Friday 4 AM Thursday 5 AM 6 AM 7 AM 8 AM 9 AM 10 AM Thursday 11 AM Noon 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM 4 PM
West is earlier in hourly time
West side of dateline is day later than east side
East is later in hourly time
East side of dateline is day earlier than west side
International Dateline
West side
East side
day later
day earlier
Sunday
Saturday
Monday
Sunday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Friday
Thursday
Saturday
Friday
180?
Use handout of time zones to answer the following
If it is noon in Mobile, what time is it in ? Seattle (2 zones west) west is earlier, 10 AM
London (6 zones east) east is later, 6 PM
If it is 3:30 PM in Montreal, what time is it in ? Denver (2 zones west) west is earlier, 1:30 PM London (5 zones east) east is later, 8:30 PM
If it is noon Monday in New Zealand, what time and day is it in Anchorage, Alaska?
165?E
180?
165?W
150?W
135?W
Anchorage
Monday Sunday
Noon
1 PM
2 PM
New Zealand
What do A.M. and P.M. mean?
ante meridiem: Latin meaning before noon AM starts immediately after midnight
post meridiem: Latin meaning after noon PM starts immediately after noon
12:00 AM and 12:00 PM are meaningless terms
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Globes versus maps
Advantages of a globe
1. Shapes of things are true 2. Areas are true 3. Scale is constant 4. Directions are true
When flatten globe to make a flat map, lose one or more of these advantages
Example of map "problem"
A
A is true shape and size on a globe
A and B are same shape but different in area
B
A and C have same area but
C
are different in shape
Cylindrical projections
Least distortion along line of tangency, where projection surface touches globe
Graticule: the pattern of parallels and meridians on a globe VS CYLINDRICAL PROJECTION
1. Parallels are straight east-west lines YES
2. Meridians are straight north-south lines YES
3. Parallels are equally spaced and never intersect one another USUALLY NOT EQUALLY SPACED
4. Meridians are farthest apart at the Equator and come together at the poles NO
5. Parallels and Meridians cross at right angles YES
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Conic projections
Least distortion along line of tangency, where projection surface touches globe along standard parallel.
Graticule: the pattern of parallels and meridians on a globe VS CONIC PROJECTION
1. Parallels are straight east-west lines NO, GENTLY CURVED
2. Meridians are straight north-south lines NO
3. Parallels are equally spaced and never intersect one another USUALLY YES
4. Meridians are farthest apart at the Equator and come together at the poles RARELY ON MAP
5. Parallels and Meridians cross at right angles YES
Albers conic projection
Mercator cylindrical projection
Least distortion at point of tangency, where projection surface touches globe
Planar projection
In a polar projection, the point of tangency is the pole.
Graticule: the pattern of parallels and meridians on a globe VS PLANAR PROJECTION
1. Parallels are straight east-west lines NO
2. Meridians are straight north-south lines NO
3. Parallels are equally spaced and never intersect one another USUALLY NOT EQUALLY SPACED
4. Meridians are farthest apart at the Equator and come together at the poles YES (if polar)
5. Parallels and Meridians cross at right angles YES (if polar)
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Boreal Forest
Planar with light in center
Compromise projections
Try to get least distortion for map theme
Cylindrical projection
Compromise projections
Robinson Projection of the World
Interrupted projection
Try to get least distortion for map theme Interrupted for oceans
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Peters Projection: an equal area map
Shape and size of Greenland changes with map projection used (all have same equatorial scale)
36?W
36?W 75?N
75?N
36?W 75?N
Components (essentials) of a good map 1. Title: tells what theme is
Is this a cylindrical projection?
3. Legend: tells what the symbols, colors, & patterns used on map mean
Points
lines
areas
Components (essentials) of a good map 2. Date: tells when map was made
1935
McGregor Sage
Wragg Swamp
Airport
Average January Precipitation
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