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Map Construction and Interpretation — OCR GCSE Geography A J383
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Map Construction and Interpretation
OCR GCSE Geography A · J383
Map Construction and Interpretation
What you need to know
Select, adapt, and construct maps using appropriate scales and annotations to effectively present information.
Interpret cross-sections and transects accurately.
Understand and utilize coordinates, scale, and distance measurements on maps.
Extract, interpret, analyze, and evaluate spatial information from maps.
Understand and use gradients, contours, and spot heights, particularly on Ordnance Survey and other isoline maps.
Describe, interpret, and analyze geospatial data presented within a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) framework.
Revision notes
1
Map Construction, Measurement and Interpretation
11 key terms
2
Relief, Cross-sections and Transects
8 key terms
3
Interpreting Geospatial Data in GIS
6 key terms
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