GEOG1016NatureConservationfor
SustainableSocieties
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Tang Jestina Wing See
BA
UID: 3035058642
GEOG1003
FINAL PROJECT
Subject: Contemporary Art and Climate Change
Title: How does visual art respond to a changing climate?
Abstract
Art provides a very diversified channel for communication because it can appear
Common tree growth anomalies over the northeastern Tibetan
Plateau during the last six centuries: Implications for regional
moisture change
JINBAOLI,EDWARD R. COOK, ROSANNEDARRIGO
Tree-Ring Laboratory, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University
The University of Hong Kong
Department of Geography
GEOG1003 Contemporary Global Environmental Issues
Second Semester 2012-2013
Final Project
Climate Change:
Implications for American Politics
CHAN KAI FUNG, DENNIS
(University Number: 2012708305)
The Univ
Effect of Climate Change on Agricultural Activities and
Food Supply
LAU CHUIYIN
Lau Chui Yin _
University ID: 3035061302
Email: [email protected]
1
Abstract
The objective of this paper is to synthesize literatures about how the increase in
global average te
GEOG 1003
Contemporary Global Environmental Issues
Department of Geography
Faculty of Social Science
The University of Hong Kong
FINAL PROJECT
CLIMATE CHANGE AND MATHEMATICS
THE CLIMATE MODELS
The Investigation of the Tremendous Relationship between
Clima
THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG
DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
UNDERGRADUATE FIRST YEAR
SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION
(2012—2013)
GEOG1003 Contemporary Global Environmental Issues
May 27, 20l3 2:30w4z30 pm.
Time allowed: TWO hours.
Instructions for answering questions
Discover and develop your interests.
Develop your skills (language, computer, specialized).
Critical thinking.
GRADES 7-12
GRADES 2-6
GRADES K-1
COLLEGE STUDENTS
MOMS AT HOME
GEOG1003
Instructor: Dr. LI, Jinbao
Office: Rm 1029, 10/F, The Jockey Club To
Week #2: Introducing Climate Change
Check Moodle regularly
Weather vs. Climate
Weather vs. Climate
Weather refers to the state of the atmosphere at a
given time and place. It is constantly changing,
sometimes from hour to hour and at other times
from day
Notice to all undergraduate students taking geography courses
System for Submission and Return of Course Assignments First Semester 2017-2018
The Department of Geography has implemented a system for the submission of course
assignments and return of marke
Hong Kongs earthquake and tsunami risk
Published in the Post Magazine on 11 March 2012
Could it happen in Hong Kong?
At a recent luncheon at the Foreign Correspondents Club in Central, business executives, lawyers
and journalists mingled while feasting on
Questions to Ponder
1. Do you agree that What gets us into trouble is not what we dont know;
its what we know for sure that just aint so?
2. What is the physical explanation for global warming?
3. If interested, google and read a bit more about these grea
GEOG 1003
Title: Effective Strategies for Implementing
Environmental Education
by
Tse Yik Ching
(UID: 3035047710)
1
Abstract
This paper outlines the significant role played by environmental education in
confronting environmental issues and challenges in t
General Feedback on GEOG1003 Final Exam
The final exam aims to test the students knowledge on several major
contemporary global environmental issues. The majority of students have fulfilled
the learning goals, with a fair understanding of the causes, obse
The University of Hong Kong
Department of Geography
GEOG1003
Contemporary Global Environmental Issues (6 credits)
Fall 2015, Thursday 10:30 12:20 PM
Room 223, Knowles Building
Instructor: Dr. Li, Jinbao
Office: Room 1029, 10/F, The Jockey Club Tower, HKU
Week #7: Water resources crisis
Time: 12-Dec (Sat), 9:30-11:30 AM
Venue: CPD-LG.07-10, Centennial Campus
Writing A Scientific Research Article
Title:
Be specific enough to describe the contents or the key finding(s)
Avoid technical jargons that only spe
GEOG1016 Nature Conservation
for Sustainable Societies
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GEOG1016NatureConservation
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GEOG1016NatureConservation
forSustainableSocieties
Guidelines on using pdf files of lecture handouts:
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GEOG1016NatureConservation
forSustainableSocieties
Guidelines on using pdf files of lecture handouts:
(1) The files shall only be used by registered students of the course for
learning purpose only.
(2) The files must not be transmitted in any form to any
GEOG1016NatureConservation
forSustainableSocieties
Guidelines on using pdf files of lecture handouts:
(1) The files shall only be used by registered students of the course for
learning purpose only.
(2) The files must not be transmitted in any form to any
Week #2: Introducing Climate Change
Check Moodle regularly
Weather vs. Climate
Weather vs. Climate
Weather refers to the state of the atmosphere at a
given time and place. It is constantly changing,
sometimes from hour to hour and at other times
from day
Week #1: Introduction to Global Environmental Issues
Discover and develop your interests.
Develop your skills (language, computer, specialized).
Critical thinking.
GRADES 7-12
GRADES 2-6
GRADES K-1
COLLEGE STUDENTS
MOMS AT HOME
GEOG1003
Instructor: Dr.
GEOG2090 Lecture 1
Lecture 1
GIS Basics
GEOG 2090 Introduction to GIS
PC Lai
Department of Geography
The University of Hong Kong
GIS basics
Objectives:
examine various definitions
of GIS
determine origins to the field
give a brief overview of
basic pr
GEOG2090 Lecture 4
Lecture 4
Single Layer Operations
GEOG 2090 Introduction to GIS
PC Lai
Department of Geography
The University of Hong Kong
GIS Operations
Objectives:
Explaining functions
available in a GIS
Highlighting single layer
operations
Relati
GEOG2090 Lecture 2
Lecture 2
Spatial Data Capture and
Georeferencing
GEOG 2090 Introduction to GIS
PC Lai
Department of Geography
The University of Hong Kong
Contents
Objectives:
Coordinate systems
GPS data input
Georeferencing and
address matching
Di
GEOG2090 - Lecture 5
Lecture 5
Multiple Layer Operations (I)
GEOG 2090 Introduction to GIS
PC Lai and CT Low
Department of Geography
The University of Hong Kong
GIS Operations
Objectives:
Map algebra
The overlay operations
Describing procedures for
geo
