ERTH3000

ERTH3000: Habitat and Landform Mapping

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No other unit in the catalogue lists ERTH3000 as a prerequisite, so it is not a gateway to anything further.

What is ERTH3000 about?

ERTH3000 Habitat and Landform Mapping is a practical, skills based class in which students use geospatial technology along side terrestrial and marine survey techniques to interprete and reconstruct land and seascapes, as well as map terrestrial and marine environments to detect environmental change. Students will examine ways in which spatial patterns can be visualised using cartographic and GIS tools, to then explain the relationships between geology, geomprphology, habitats and communities, on both temporal and spatial scales. The practical component will include GPS field mapping, air photo analysis of marine and terrestrial landforms and associated habitats. Students will become proficient cartographic and spatial data analysis though the use of ArcMap Software.

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Unit details

Credits25

Contact Hours5 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaSchool of Molecular and Life Sciences (MLS) (1154)

Field of Education010799 Earth Sciences not elsewhere classified

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How this unit is taught

Fieldwork1 x 15 hours semesterly
Lecture1 x 1 hour weekly
Computer Laboratory1 x 3 hours weekly