Geog transport and map reading Flashcards

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Meaning of node

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node- a place where lines and networks cross or join e.g. junctions and terminal

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Complete the sentence, the more nodes and routes there are in an area,

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the denser the tranport network density.

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meaning of route

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Path for trabel between nodes(link between 2 nodes)

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Meaning of tranport network

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contain nodes and routes in an area

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5
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scales of nodes

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local– bus network in a city/country
regional–train and bus network in a region(e.g. malaysia)
Global– global maritime network

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Indicators for transport infrastructure and their meaning

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coverage- availbility of the infrastructure(how long to reach nearest station)
capacity- No. of ppl that can be moved
convenience- how easy to pay for trip/ transfer mode of transport?
frequency- no. of occurance of service environmental sustainability-environmental impact

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structure for distribution of nodes

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greater/smaller density
explain meaning(dist. between stations smaller)
example(reference)

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Why more nodes in central area

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The central area holds great commercial significance as the central business district(CBD) and marina bay financial centre(MBFC) are located there.

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Why more nodes at botanic gardens

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Some of these places are also popular tourist destinations rich in historical and cultural heritage which brings high-traffic flows.

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10
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Higher accessbility meaning

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when a location can be easily reached by various modes of transport.

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Why lmore nodes at this place structor

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more here cause…higher…
then compare to here, lower… because .
So, … has more nodes than

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Why more nodes

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In places where there are more economic, commercial activities with high traffic flow, there are more transport nodes, routes and the transport network is denser and more complex. These places are often more accessible.

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13
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SEEP menaing

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social, environment, economy and political

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14
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Impacts of transport

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connectedness(toursists, trade, globalization)
physical environment, traffic congestion, health risk, safety risk, more mobility for elderly and those with disabilities

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Connectedness includess

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  • ppl have better social relationkships
    -goods and service more accessible and availbale
  • more interaction with foreign cultures
  • more diversity and variety
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16
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Why is the MRT accessible

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The MRT network is very extensive covering most parts of Singapore making more places well connected. Almost every housing estate has a MRT station making it very accessible to most people.
(coverage–> explanation–> evidence–> so)

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Why use non motorised modes of transport

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does not realse carbon emissions and do not contribute to the carbon footprint. Hence to have a sustainable future,…