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4/ So, here was my workflow.
Set up @ArcGISSurvey123 to allow me to plot the data from the static map I had onto a GIS map. 10 minutes later and I had a digital version of the point values for temperature.
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Easily drag all your geodata (Shp, GeoJSON, CSV, etc..) to a map and quickly share using Scribble Maps. Use for free without an account today at scribblemaps.com #GIS #Geodata #mapping
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China’s population: What’s happening 8 years after the 1-child policy ended? Sharing here a 2024 BBC News article edited onto 1 A4 page, question sheet, answers and video links. Plus a rare 1983 documentary clip from the early years of the policy. #geography #geographyteacher
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This was a superb session from @lcgeography .
For anyone with questions or a ‘way in’ to the world of AI in education, watch this webinar 👍
#edutwitter #edutwitterni
The video from my @Ed_Authority TPL Thursdays session on the use of AI I'm schools is now available. Check it out here!
Thanks to me buddies from @GEG_N_Ireland for help with the ideas for this session.
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🚨HUGE NEWS!🚨 ResearchEd is coming to Belfast! SAVE THE DATE: Saturday 28 September 2024 at @CarrickGrammar, in collaboration with QUB @QUBSSESW...
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We've just added this lovely 1881 Library Chart of the World by Bartholomew to our website. Originally published on 8 sheets, you can explore this in our 3D maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/3d/#… and georeferenced viewers maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoo…
MINDsets science equipment, happily selling wonderful science equipment to the world of education but no longer sell, stock or make the data logger interface which makes the equipment work. So I have £500 of worthless equipment. Unimpressed
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🧵 1/6 - Our new subject report is looking at how geography is being taught in England's schools. We found that geography teaching has improved significantly, but more focus is needed on fieldwork.
Read the report here: gov.uk/government/publicatio…
Why variety might just be the key to study success - BBC Bitesize bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/…
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In a surprising turn of events, Hurricane #Lee rapidly weakened from Category 5 to Category 3 today as strong wind shear shredded the storm's core.
Many models failed to pick up on this wind shear, but it's possible the storm could restrengthen to Category 5 later this weekend as shear lightens up.
Can anyone please direct me to a qualification framework that compares GCSE / Scottish highest and A levels in terms of level of qualification?
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Launching the @RGS_IBG YGOTY competition tomorrow. Excited to see what our pupils produce this year! #geographyteacher
World oceans day coming soon, have a look at the amazing work of #fionasheriff fabulous geographer!
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A couple of people have messaged me about this SOW - so sharing the link again in case anyone would like to download! Feel free to buy me a coffee on the link if it’s useful and saves you some time! #GeographyTeacher
SOW I finished just before ML, last time we taught this was online!
Oceans under threat taught to Y9 to help close our curriculum golden threads.
If this is useful please consider buying me a coffee here :) Download link below!
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Fascinating ongoing thread showing how remote sensing is being used to monitor the unfolding flooding event in the Upper Mississippi.
Replying to @iceye_global
5/ Our team has produced and delivered 4 releases of this flood extent & depth analysis. We continue monitoring the flood as its crest is moving further south. It is past Quad Cities now and will reach Burlington by tomorrow.
📷 Before-and-during the flood in Quad Cities, US
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Happy to see our new paper out today, exploring current understanding and future research priorities for assessing mountain glacier contribution to water, energy and food security. We outline the importance of meltwater as a vital ecosystem service... 🧵 doi.org/10.1017/aog.2023.14
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WMO's Hurricane Committee retires Fiona and Ian from the list of rotating names because of the death and destruction they caused in 2022.
They will be replaced by Farrah and Idris in 2028.
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