Durban with the Climate :

Dictionary of Geography ::::

 A ---------- Z

1)

 -aerial photography
 

It is a form of remote sensing employed to capture images of objects using photographic cameras and film from platforms in the atmosphere.

2)

 -advection the term
involves the transfer of
heat energy by horizontal
mass motions through a medium.

3)

 -age structure

It refers to the composition
of a nation based on age groups . Age structure has profound effect on the future of the nation.

4)

 -asthetic landscape

The term is used to explain the beauty of the landscapes are actually according to current taste, as exemplified in the parklands of English country house.

5)

 -agribusiness

The term implies large agricultural operations which are run like an industry.A single business can be concerned with the whole of agricultural output, such as the ownership of land, characterised by very large production units .

6)

 -agroforestry

The agricultural system which incorporates the planting of trees on land where animals are raised like crops.

7)

 -air pollution


It implies the presence in the earths atmosphere .

8)

 -arch In coastal geomorphology

an arch is made when two caves
occurring on either side of a headland are cut until the meet.

9)

  -aquiclude


It refers to rock  formations the are impermeable to groundwater.
applied climatology. It is the systematic study of climatology for an operational purpose such as agriculture.

10)

 -applied geomorpholgy

It is the application of meteorological data to specific down-to-earth problems.

11)

 -apartheid
This term is used to describe 

the system of racial segregation first promulgated ie::

-zone of saturation

-zonal

-zonal soil

-zonal index

-warm front

12)

 -invertebrate

Said of the animal which does not have a backbone. native species It is the the species which normally exists and reproduces in a specific region of the earth


 -negative feedback
It implies the change in the
state of a system that counteracts the measured effect of the initial alteration.

13) 
 -pole
It refers to the either end of the earth's axis around which the earth rotates for example North and South Poles. The magnetic
poles which are indicated by the needle of a compass

14) 
 -political geography

15) 
 -price 
It refers to the money which a commodity or service is bought or sold. The price mechanism is the way in which supply and demand can regulate economic activities

-runoff

-rural planning
-salinisation


-water consumption


-water balance

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