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Spatial Approach
Considers the arrangement of phenomena across the Earth's surface.
Place
Refers to the specific physical and human characteristics of a location.
Sense of Place
Feeling towards a place based on personal beliefs and perceptions.
Time-Space Compression
Shrinking of 'time distance' due to improved communication and transportation.
Human Environment Interaction
Connection and exchange between humans and the natural world.
Cultural Landscape
Anything built by humans that shapes the physical geography of an area.
Environmental Determinism
Belief that climate and landforms are key factors shaping human behavior.
Geographic Scale
Refers to the area of the world being studied.
Formal Region
Regions united by traits like physical, political, cultural, or economic boundaries.
Functional Regions
United by networks of communication and transportation.
Subregions
Smaller areas within existing regions.
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