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Time Hess, McKnight’s Physical Geography, 10 ed. pp. 21-24 Lesson 3 Time Hess, McKnight’s Physical Geography, 10 ed. pp. 21-24

Local Sun Time Time can be measured by the position of the sun in the sky “Noon” is when the sun is directly overhead This is known as zenith, when the sun is at the highest point in the sky

Local Sun Time, cont. At a latitude of 40N 2011 Equinox, Sept 23

Problem 1 Problem: If it is noon where you are, would it be before or after noon for someone that is east of you? After noon Recall, the sun rises in the east and sets in the west As you look down from the north pole, the earth would rotate counterclockwise If the sun is just beginning to rise in California, then the sun would be near noon in New York, so… As you travel east, time becomes later

Standard Time To simplify things, 24 zones of standard time have been established internationally As you move from one time zone to the next adjacent time zone, standard time changes by one hour

Standard Time, cont.

Standard Time, cont.  

Standard Time, cont.

Standard Time, cont.

Time Zone Calculations Standard time: 12:00 AM to 11:59 AM 12:00 PM to 11:59 PM Military time/24-hour clock: 00:00 to 23:59 No AM or PM is needed Regular time and military time…how do you convert? If it’s before 1:00 PM, no need to convert If it’s 1:00 PM or later, +12 to get military time e.g., 1:01 PM + 12 = 13:01 military time 6:50 PM + 12 = 18:50

Time Zone Calculations, cont. Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): Runs through Greenwich, UK…recall which is 0° longitude Established in 1884 (height of British naval dominance) 24-hour clock known today as the Universal Time Coordinate (UTC) or Zulu time Used as a reference If you know the current UTC time, you can figure out what time it is anywhere in the world

Time Zone Calculations, cont.

Time Zone Calculations, cont.  

International Date Line Located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean near 180° longitude. If you cross the IDL from east to west, then it’s the next day (+1 day) If you cross the IDL from west to east, then it’s the previous day (-1 day)

International Date Line, cont.  

Daylight Savings Time Used primarily in the U.S. to add an “extra” hour of daylight in the afternoon during spring/summer Just remember, “Spring forward and Fall back” Problem Part I, question 4: Convert daylight savings time in KC to standard time by subtracting one hour, then continue to find the day/time in Ecuador

Sunrise/Sunset Time Corrections  

Sunrise/Sunset Time Corrections  

Map Scale Hess, McKnight’s Physical Geography, 10 ed. pp. 27-30 Lesson 4 Map Scale Hess, McKnight’s Physical Geography, 10 ed. pp. 27-30

Graphic Scales The distance on a map related to ground distance Length on a map can be compared to the graphic scale to find true ground distance Remains accurate if the map is reduced/enlarged

Fractional Scales Map distance related to true ground distance in the form of a fraction or ratio e.g. 1/24,000 or 1:24,000 This is to say that “one unit on the map is equal to 24,000 units on the ground” Need a calculator and ruler If map scale is enlarged or reduced, fractional scales will be inaccurate.

Fractional Scales, cont.  

Large Scale vs. Small Scale Many people think of this backwards… Large scale maps show a small area of Earth in great detail Small scale maps show a large area in less detail

Large or small scale?

large

Large or small scale?

small

Large or small scale?

small

Large or small scale?

large

Homework Lesson 4, Part 1, Q5: Skip this question. There is no graphic scale listed on Map T- 1 Lesson 4, Part 1, Q6: Map T-9 can be found on pg 166 of your lab manual