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Station 5: Longitude/Time zones-Kayla Myers

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Station 5: Longitude/Time zones-Kayla Myers

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1. Make sure you know where the international date line and midnight are.
2.What time is it in New York if it is 3 pm in Hawaii?

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Write down one "tip" or fact

Write down one simple question

Add one link/or video/or picture that helps with this topic

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Earth Science station- 7 : Calculating Gradient Slope-Yusuf Hashmi

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Earth Science station- 7 : Calculating Gradient Slope-Yusuf Hashmi

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Tip: bes ure to remember your ESRT so that you don't have to memorize the Gradient Formula.
Question:Use this formula to figure out the

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Never overlap the lines
Are the lines curved or straight?

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1. To find the elevation of a certain point of the boxed map: find the measurement of the point to the top of the box, and subtract the measurement from the height of the box. Round the result to the nearest tenth.
2. Make sure the stick is not tilted when you take the measurement, or the measurement will be inaccurate.

Example Question: If the measurement of the height of the box is 12 inches, and the measurement of a point on the map to the lid of the box is 4.6 inches, what is the elevation of the point in inches?

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Station 1 Roundness Ratio: Ryan Szymendera

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Station 1 Roundness Ratio: Ryan Szymendera

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-Always put the polar circumference first
-what is the roundness of a sphere if the polar circumference is 20cm and the equatorial circumference is 10cm

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Station 2: Topographic Maps- Diana Stone

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Station 2: Topographic Maps- Diana Stone

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Tip- Remember that when contour lines are closer together, it means that part of the hill is steeper.

Question: What is the elevation of point B?

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- Make sure that the stick is vertical!
-If the stick shows 4.9 cm and the sea level is 11.0 cm, what is you elevation?

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Station #1~ Roundness Ratio ~ Perryn Field

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Station #1~ Roundness Ratio ~ Perryn Field

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The formula to find the ratio: polar circumference divided by equatorial circumference.

Q: How do we find the polar and equatorial circumference?

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1. Formula to calculate gradient/slope: change in field value/distance
2.  If the change in elevation is 50, and a car is traveling at a distance of 10 miles, what is the gradient/slope?
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Topo Maps
1.)The "v" rule is that wherever there is a steam or river, the lines make a V and the V always points to the start of the river.
2.)

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Station 1: Roundness Ratio - Elise Braman

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Station 1: Roundness Ratio - Elise Braman

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-Whole numbers always end with .0
-Divide the Polar Circumference by the Equatorial Circumference

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Remember to label your longitude or latitude with north south east or west

Question: Is longitude or latitude labeled north or south?

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Station #3: Latitude/Angular Measurement- Tessa

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Station #3: Latitude/Angular Measurement- Tessa

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Don't forget to label the N for North
How do you find the altitude of Polaris?

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1.Minutes only go up to 60
2.What is lat/long coordinates for Buffalo

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How to find Latitude Longitude from Topographic Map

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The equation for roundness is polar circumference divided by the equator circumference

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latitude is horizontal and longitude is vertical
minutes is used to measure the "in between" parts of the latitude and longitude lines

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Station 2: Topographical Maps (Ava Horn)

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Station 2: Topographical Maps (Ava Horn)

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Tip-when creeks are present on a
topographical map, the "V"s created
by contour lines always point upstream. What direction is the stream flowing?
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Station 5 Longitude/Time zones- Peyton Chen 

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Station 5 Longitude/Time zones- Peyton Chen 

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1. Always remember where midnight and the International date line is
2. If there are 3 time zones in the U.S how many degrees longitude is it?
3.

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Station 6 Latitude and Longitude on NYS Tobey Ferguson 

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Station 6 Latitude and Longitude on NYS Tobey Ferguson 

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Make sure that you use latitude as horizontal and longitude for vertical. Also don't ignore the minutes.
Where is 43o 58’ 29” N, 75o 54’ 39” W?

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Make sure to write "North" after the degree symbol.

If the angle to Polaris is 50, what is your latitude?

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Finding Latitude - Plus  Iridium Flares and Polaris

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Earth Science Station 9 and 10: Drawing Profiles- David Chung

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Earth Science Station 9 and 10: Drawing Profiles- David Chung

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1. Never have straight lines or points.
2. Where does the starting point start?

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Station 4 isolines/connecting the dots- Patrick Mcginley

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Station 4 isolines/connecting the dots- Patrick Mcginley

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1.Form closed loops or run off the page when making isoline maps
2.can isolines look very choppy and rough edges?

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Stations 9 and 10: Drawing Profiles-Riddhi Shelat

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Stations 9 and 10: Drawing Profiles-Riddhi Shelat

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- When drawing a profile the lines are never straight, they are curved and smooth.
-   Do lines ever intersect when drawing profiles?
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Station 3 Latitude/Angular Measurement - Geoffrey Mills

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Station 3 Latitude/Angular Measurement - Geoffrey Mills

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Tip - All of the measurements have to have North on them

Question - If the protractor says 60 degrees, what latitude is the observer?

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To calculate gradient the formula is: Gradient = change in field value/ distance.
What do you use to figure out the distance for the formula on the map?

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TipIsolines never hit each other.

Question:Are idolines hard and blocky or are they smooth

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Isolines are lines drawn to link different places that share a common value. The prefix 'iso' is a greek word meaning equal, so an isoline must be a line joining equal points. For example, a line drawn on a map to join up all the places that are the same height above sea level is called a contour.

A contour line of a function of two variables is a curve along which the function has a constant value, so that the curve joins points of equal value. It is a plane section of the three-dimensional graph of the function f parallel to the-plane. Wikipedia

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Station 9 and 10: Drawing profiles- Glen MacLeay

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Station 9 and 10: Drawing profiles- Glen MacLeay

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-Don't use a straight edge when drawing profiles
-Do you flatten the slopes or do you curve the slopes?

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Johnny Scioli-Station 8                                                     Tip-Round to the nearest tenth. 

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Johnny Scioli-Station 8                                                     Tip-Round to the nearest tenth. 

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What is the elevation above sea level when the sea level measurement is 15 and field measurement is 5?