Prerequisite Geg 111 or Gel 121 or permission of instructor. Studies the interpretation of maps and aerial photographs. Analysis of the localization, structure and function of urban settlements and their supporting areas. An introduction to the methods of geographic measurement, such as data gathering and statistical computerized analysis. Intended to familiarize students with more advanced methodologies of geographic research.
Special emphasis is placed on practical applications.
An analysis of the physical and human aspects of the United States and Canada. Particular emphasis on regionalism and regional problems. Analysis of the regional patterns of Pennsylvania. May be taken for two through four credits. Examines color and color infrared aerial photography as well as Landsat, SPOT, thermal, and radar imagery.