Dr. Rood took the class to the Ocmulgee River. We collected a lot of data including current speed and elevation. All the data we collected is shown in the two figures below.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Plants at Mercer
Paper Birch AKA Betula Papyrifera
Crape Myrtle AKA Lagerstroemia
Juniper AKA Juniperus
Mexican Petunia AKA Acanthaceae
Dogwood AKA Cornus
Azalea AKA Rhododendron
Zinnia
Angel's Trumpet AKA Maurandya Barclayana
Magnolia AKA Magnolioideae
Willow Oak AKA Quercus Phellos
Privet AKA Ligustrum
Elephant Ear AKA Colocasia
Larch AKA Larix
Chestnut AKA Castanea
Crape Myrtle AKA Lagerstroemia
Juniper AKA Juniperus
Mexican Petunia AKA Acanthaceae
Dogwood AKA Cornus
Azalea AKA Rhododendron
Zinnia
Angel's Trumpet AKA Maurandya Barclayana
Magnolia AKA Magnolioideae
Willow Oak AKA Quercus Phellos
Privet AKA Ligustrum
Elephant Ear AKA Colocasia
Larch AKA Larix
Chestnut AKA Castanea
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Anglerfish
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Maps
During the previous, Dr. Rood taught the class about different types of maps and the information that they project. Three different types of maps are shown below.
Isarithmic
Chloropleth
Dot Density
I even made a map of my own using Google Earth
Isarithmic
Chloropleth
Dot Density
I even made a map of my own using Google Earth
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