Lecture 3 unit 1 1(iii). The relationship of Geography with other science.pptx

The relationship of Geography with other sciences

1. The Relationship of Geography with Other Sciences Class: ADP II Semester QAU Islamabad Syed Abbas Hyder Shah Lecturer in Geography IMCG, Humak, Model Town Islamabad

2. The Relationship of Geography with Other Sciences Understanding Geography’s Interdisciplinary Nature

3. Introduction to Geography Definition and importance of geography in understanding the physical and human world.

4. Geography and History Geography provides the spatial context for historical events, while history explains human activities over time.

5. Geography and Political Science Geography influences political boundaries, governance, and territorial disputes.

6. Geography and Economics Geographical factors shape trade, resource distribution, and economic activities.

7. Geography and Geology Both fields study Earth's physical structures, including landforms, minerals, and tectonic activities.

8. Geography and Physics Meteorology and oceanography use physics to explain weather patterns and ocean currents.

9. Geography and Biology Biogeography studies species distribution and ecosystem interactions influenced by geography.

10. Geography and Chemistry Chemical weathering and soil composition impact landscapes and environmental processes.

11. Geography and Sociology Cultural geography examines human settlement patterns, urbanization, and migration.

12. Geography and Mathematics Mathematics is essential for mapping, statistical analysis, and GIS applications.

13. Case Study: Climate Change and Geography Geography helps analyze climate patterns and the impact of environmental changes.

14. Case Study: Urbanization and Geography Geography aids in city planning and sustainable infrastructure development.

15. Summary & Key Takeaways Recap of geography’s interdisciplinary connections and key contributions.

16. Thank You & Questions Encouraging discussion and engagement on geography's significance.