WORK SHEET FOR MIDTERM. GEOG3330 – Urban Environmental Geography. 2010.                                                           YOUR NAME:

Note: this worksheet is the first three pages of HW13 – introduction to your atlas. (See course web site for additional information)

For example of how this could be applied to Salt Lake City, see the course website.

THE CITY YOU’RE ANALYZING IS: ______________________________________ (Any city except a city in Utah. It’s okay if you change cities from what you’ve used in labs.)

 

 

 

 

 

Topic

Characteristic

Specific value or classification(s) for the city

 

 

Why it matters to the CITY… be specific.

Respond, specifically, how it matters with respect to the Earth systems listed. It’s okay to discuss additional subsystems, but at minimum, the two listed.

GEOGRAPHY

 

 

 

 

Latitude

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

 

Longitude / time zones

 

Anthrosphere:

 

 

ATMOSPHERE

 

 

 

 

Net radiation

 

Hydrosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

 

Albedo

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Outgoing longwave energy

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Solar power potential

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Temperature ranges

 

 

 

Anthrosphere:

Atmosphere:

 

 

Dominant wind direction

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Continentality

 

 

 

Hydrosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Water vapor

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Elevation

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Hazardous weather

 

 

 

Geosphere:

Anthrosphere:

HYDROSPHERE

 

 

 

 

Precipitation

 

 

 

Geosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Potential and actual evapotranspiration

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Surface water and ground water

 

 

 

Hydrosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Classifications of climate

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

GEOSPHERE

 

 

 

 

Tectonics, earthquakes, volcanoes

What plate?

Occurrence of earthquakes or volcanoes?

Possible hazards?

Geosphere:

Anthrosphere:

END OF WORKSHEET FOR THE MIDTERM… this worksheet plus the following page make up the bulk of HW13 (see web site for additional information).
NOTE THIS SECTION IS NOT ON THE MIDTERM… your labs and this page are not due until April 7.

GEOSPHERE continued

 

 

 

 

Weathering

 

 

 

Geosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Mass movement

 

 

 

Geosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

River processes, landforms, and hazards

 

 

 

Hydrosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Wind processes, landforms and hazards

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Oceans, large lakes, coastal processes and landforms

 

 

 

Atmosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Glacial processes and landforms

 

 

 

Geosphere:

Anthrosphere:

 

Melting of glaciers globally

 

 

 

Hydrosphere:

Anthrosphere: