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and representing geographical data about human communities. strategies adopted to manage these. you investigate the quality of urban areas and inequalities. It is also looking at the 2015 Index of Multiple Deprivation data which measures relative deprivation. This can be viewed at or Extension: Discuss the ethical and socio-political implications of collecting, studying and representing geographical data about human communities. To look at inequality in London, go to . Also, and . Go also to or get hold of the excellent book by Cheshire, J. and Uberti, O. (2014) London: the information capital with fabulous examples of G.I.S. for London. See also Turner, S. (2013) ‘Housing issues in London’ in Geography Review, 27:2. Dorling has written and spoken extensively about inequality, particularly in London. (The 32 stops: The Central Line) It is worth looking too at . For inequality in another country, you could look at Bangalore in India (Pumpkin Interactive dvd) or Johannesburg . Read the article by Paul Webber (2011) ‘Johannesburg: changing patterns in the city’ in Geography Review: 24, 4. Week 5 The impact of forms and processes on Opportunities to develop skills such as drawing, labelling and annotating diagrams. Students will be able to describe and explain how areas affect temperature, precipitation, are great opportunities for fieldwork here: Changes in temperature and/or pollution levels can Parsons, G. (Sept 2003) ‘Urban microclimates’ GeoFile 457 An excellent source of information and video clips about
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