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GISP Study Already Graded A+ Georeferencing and Control Points - Georeferencing: The process of associating a map or image with spatial coordinates to accurately represent its geographic location. - Control Points: Specific points that correspond in pairs, matching known spatial locations to points on an unreferenced image or map. Spatial Reference Systems - Spatial Reference System (SRS): A coordinate-based system—local, regional, or global—used to locate geographical entities, al...

1 ATSC SAILING EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ What are the three factors that affect wave formation? Correct Answer: wind velocity, fetch, and duration what is wind velocity for wave formation Correct Answer: the speed of the wind what is fetch for wave formation Correct Answer: the distance over the water that the wind can blow uninterrupted (which can be huge distances out at sea) what is duration for wave formation Correct Answer: the amount ...

APES Air Pollution Question and answers 2023/2024 verified to pass 4 layers in the atmosphere - correct answer troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere Troposphere - correct answer about 11 miles long above sea level, contains breathing air, weather, 90% of mass of atmosphere, made up of 78% N, 21% O, and 1-4% water vapor, the temperature decreases here Stratosphere (also called the Global Sun Screen) - correct answer 11-30 miles, mostly ozone and a little water vapor Ozone...

Geology Chapters 1-3 Final Exam Prediction Questions and Answers. Which of the below is studied under the discipline of historical geology but not physical geology? a. physical aspects of Earth materials b. how the Earth works as a whole c. processes that operate on the Earth's surface d. biological changes overtime e. processes that operate below the Earth's surface - CORRECT ANSWER d. biological changes overtime Aside from avoiding geological hazards, why else do we st...

This document consists of all the knowledge needed for in Paper 1 Eduqas Geography A Level. It breaks down each point of the specification (2.2.1-2.2.10) and includes both in A01 and A02 in detail. This includes: globalisation, migration and a shrinking world; causes of international economic migration, consequences and management of international economic migration; causes, consequences and management of refugee movements; causes, consequences and management of rural-urban migration in developi...

A ____ is a shared, derived trait that only occurs in a certain _____ group. - Synapomorphy Monophyletic A law is a _____ ______. - Universal relationship According to natural selection, characteristics are ______. Certain characteristics increase ______, the ability to produce offspring. Certain individuals are better ______, hence natural selection. - Heritable Fitness Adapted Archaea is composed of what type of chain and bond? - Isoprene chain Esther bond Are bacteria and archaea un...

Describe role of WHO in monitoring/preventing/planning of infectious diseases correct answers · Advocates universal healthcare, monitors public health risks, coordinates responses to medical emergencies and promotes human health and wellbeing · Small pox eradication- 1977 - mass vaccination, surveillance, containment, ring vaccination · Yaws - reduced by 95% by mass treatment campaign · Polio - reduced cases by 99.9% beginning 1988. Can declare public health emergency of international co...

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PUBH 6011unit 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers What are the Hadley cells and why are there rainforests near the equator? - Answer-Six cells around the earth in a slinky coil with airflow from around the ocean and down to the equator bringing in humidified air in a circular pattern. This is why there are rain forests at the equator. Equatorial sun heats ocean - humidified air, the hot air rises and cools, water vapor condenses from colder air and then it rains à leads to rain forests ...

Common risk factors - ANSWER unhealthy diet, physical inactivity, tobacco use Childhood risk - ANSWER conditions before birth and early in childhood influence health in adult life. Risk accumulation - ANSWER Ageing is an important marker of the accumulation of modifiable risks for chronic disease Underlying determinants - ANSWER a reflection of the major forces driving social, economic, and cultural change. I.e. globalization, urbanization, population ageing, and general policy environm...