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Ecological Perspective
The relationships between living things and their environments
Distance Decay
A principle stating that the farther away one thing is from another, the less interaction the two things will have
Density
A number of things- people, animals, or objects, in a specific area(number divided by land area)
Relative location
A place’s location described in a relation to other places, often based on connection to other places
Time-space Compression
How modern transportation and communication technology have allowed humans to travel and communicate over long distances more quickly and easily
Physical Geography
The study of natural processes and the distribution of features in the environment, such as landforms, plants, animals, soil, and climate
Mental Map
Your own internalized representation of an area of Earth’s surface
Possibilism
Theory of human-environment interaction that states that humans can adapt the physical environment to their needs
Spatial Perspective
A way of thinking about how and hwy physical features or processes are positioned in geographic space. It is a viewpoint that explains and predicts physical human patterns on the earth’s surface
Absolute location
The exact location of an object, usually expressed as a latitude and longitude coordinates
Space
The area between two or more things
Human Geography
The study of processes that have shaped how humans understand, use, and alter Earth
Environmental Determinism
The idea that human behavior is strongly affected, controlled, or determined by the physical environment
Place
Location on Earth that is distinguished by its physical and human characteristics- what is it like?
Site
A place’s absolute location, as well as its physical characteristics, such as the landforms, climate, and reasources
Distribution
The way a feature is spread out over and area- more general
Pattern
The way in which things are arranged in a particular space
Situation
Location of a place in relation to other places or its surrounding features