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Sustainability
Using what you have in a way so you can use it in the future
Globalization
Interactions between countries on a world wide scale
Concentration
Close gathering; clumped
Density
Number of things in a specific area
Environmental Determinism
Environmental conditions that impact the way humans live
Possiblism
Technology is used to overcome environmental conditions
Census
Official count of the number of people in an area
Scale
The size in which you look at an area (regional, map ratio, or details)
Distribution
Things arranged in a given space
GIS (Geographic information system)
Software system that takes images and layers it into maps
GPS (Global positioning system)
31 satellites track info from your phone and make a map
Site
Physical features of a place
Situation
Where a location is relative to others
Toponym
Place’s name
Place
Human and physical characteristics of a location
Region
Distinct areas share one or more things in common
Vernacular Region
Perceptions of a region (stereotypes)
Formal Region
Area where everyone shares something in common
Functional Region
Area organized around a node of service
Node
Focal point of a service
World System Theory
Core takes cheap and inexpensive labor and materials from periphery and sells it back
Core
Technologically and economically advanced, stable govt, more developed
Semi-periphery
Industrializing, manufactures and exports, on its way to core
Periphery
Newer, struggles with economy, unstable govt, poorer
Absolute Location
Exact location (coordinates)
Relative Location
Description of a place (relation to others)
Time-Space Compression
Advanced technology causes less relative distance between people
Distance Decay
The closer two things are, the more they interact/are affected