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Geography Definitions

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  1. 1LANDFILL SITE hole in the ground where rubbish is dumped and buriedURBAN SPRAWL
    the unplanned growth and spread of urban areas out into
    the countryside.
  2. 2RESOURCE something we use and rely onCARBON FOOTPRINT
    a measurement of all the greenhouse gases that we produce. These are converted into equivalent CO2
  3. 3APPROPIATE TECHNOLOGY technology that is appropriate to the situation, that will use the skills and suit the needs of local peopleFAIR TRADE
    a type of trade where producers in poor countries get a fair living wage product, and which promotes environmental protection
  4. 4AID the giving of resources from 1 country or organisation to another country eg. money, expertise, goodsShort Term AID
    emergency aid- given as a response to a particular immediate need
  5. 5Long Term AID usually takes years before it is of full benefit to a countryWHY IS AID REQUIRED
    to help LEDC's cope with;
    Global inequalities(diff. in dev. levels)
    introduce sustainable methods of dev
    the imbalance of trade that causes deficit
    dealing with environmental disasters
    recovering from man made
  6. 6BILATERAL AID directly from 1 country to another. Sometimes strings attachedTIED AID
    what money is to be spent on is specified. eg. Building roads with UK companies
  7. 7MULTILATERAL AID government donate to world organisations (UN) who distribute itVOLUNTARY AID
    Funded by the public to organise aid programs
  8. 8TRADE DEFICIT (LEDC) country earns less from exports than it spends on importsMEDC TRADE PATTERNS
    Import- raw materials, foodstuffs
    Export- manufactured goods and services
  9. 9LEDC TRADE PATTERNS import-high value manufactured goods export- foodstuffs/raw materials..
  10. 10GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS technology available that will help you gain access to info. present data, explore patterns + predict future eventsINTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
    when people move from 1 country to another on a permanent basis
  11. 11MIGRATION the movement of people from one place to anotherPOPULATION STRUCTURE
    no. of males and females within different age groups in the population
  12. 12ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE people in a population who are of working age 15-64YOUNG DEPENDANTS
    people that are too young to work- dependant on the economically active
    0-14
  13. 13ELDERLY DEPENDANTS to old to work, dependant on the economically active 65+POP. PYRAMIDS SHOW
    total pop.in each 5 year group
    % of people in each
    %of males and females in each
    trends in BR, DR, IM and LE
    prop. of pop. dependant on ec. active
  14. 14DEPENDANCY RATIO not economically active __________________ X100 economically activeDEVELOPMENT
    improvements in a countries ec. and social conditions. Refers to improvments in ways of managing a countries natural + human resources in order to create wealth and improve peoples lives
  15. 15INFANT MORTALITY no. of children who die before age of 1 per 1000 of populationLIFE EXPECTANCY
    av. no of years a person born in a country can expect to live
  16. 16ADULT LITERCY % of adult population that can read and writeHUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX
    uses indicators other than wealth
    ranks countries acc. to their HDI score
    closer to 1=more developed
    Combines health, wealth and ed.
    Social- L.E, lit rate, ed. enrolment
    Economic- GNP, exports, GDP
  17. 17HUMAN POVERTY INDEX poverty is not just about income-uses nonfinancial aspects also deprivation made up of early DR, adult lit, living stand. water, obesity HIGHER SCORE=MORE DEPRIVEDGLOBALISAION
    the way in which countries from all over the world are becoming linked by trade, ideas and technology
  18. 18TRADE the movement and sale of goods or services from 1 country to anotherTRADE SURPLUS
    country earns more on exports than it spends on imports
  19. 19DEFENSIVE SITE Meander, Hill Eg. Belfast-Divis Mt, Lough FoyleBURGESS CONCENTRIC RING MODEL
    CBD
    Zone of transition
    low
    med. high cost housing
  20. 20CBD main shops and offices centre for commerce and entertainment most accessible part of city Sml area,demand high, so UP!TRANSITION
    most recent immigrants
    gentrification
    degraded housing, light industry
  21. 21L.C.H peeps slightly better off 2nd gen. immigrants walk/public transport- cost reducedM.C.H
    Higher quality
    in UK- inter war semi-detached and council estate
  22. 22COUNTER URBANISATION people moving out of towns/citiesBIRTH RATE
    no. of live births/1000 of population/year
  23. 23H.C.H money req. to -afford houses here -commute to CBD dailySUBURBS
    Res. areas at the edge of the settlement
  24. 24RURAL URBAN FRINGE- blurry line! area just beyond suburbs building not as strictly controlled as green beltsINDUSTRIAL ZONE
    Old-beyond i.cities with worker housing
    NEW-outskirts, rely on motorway to bring raw material and to distribute finished product
  25. 25DEATH RATE no. of deaths/year/1000 of the population in an areaNATURAL INCREASE
    birth-death
  26. 26THRESHOLD no. of customers needed to make profitable eg. cinema-15000 peopleGREEN BELTS
    areas of the countryside that have strict regulations against building
  27. 27SETTLEMENT a place where people liveSITE
    actual place where people locate their settlement
  28. 28URBAN SPRAWL when a city spreads out into surrounding countryside covering farm and woodland with roads and buildings.WET POINT SITE
    river provides fresh water for washing, cooking or cleaning.
    Londonderry/Belfast
  29. 29POPULATION GROWTH-MEDC's 1650-Black Death 1800-Agriculture/Industrial RevolutionPOPULATION GROWTH-LEDC's
    1900rev in hc, vaccination+sanitation
    1950-green revolution, high yield var.
  30. 30SITUATION where settlement is in relation to natural resources and other settlementsFUNCTION
    what a settlement did, or still does
  31. 31DRY POINT SITE above marshy land/land liable to flood BelfastBRIDGING POINT
    river is narrower, firm banks
    Banbridge
  32. 32SETTLEMENT HIERARCHY when settlements are put in order based on size, services or distance apartHIGH ORDER
    Rarely
    flights, sofa, university
  33. 33MIDDLE ORDER monthly/fortnightly cinema, clothsLOW ORDER
    every/every other day
    milk
  34. 34S.O.I area served by a settlementRANGE
    max. distance people will travel to buy/use goods or services
  35. 35GREENBELT PURPOSE to -control spread of suburbs -protect against merge of settlements -protect cc from urban sprawl -encourage urban renewal in inner cityURBANISATION
    process by which an increasing percentage of people are living in towns and cities

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