What do these four geography terms mean? (1 Viewer)

[Bulldog4lyf]

Spatial Dimension

Spatial Inequality

Ecological Dimension

Demographic changes

 

[Kabuzo01]

Spatial Dimension - Forth Dimension
Spatial Inequality - Crammed up places? Like Sydney (not evenly spread out)
Ecological Dimension - No idea

Demographic changes
-increased life expectancy, an aging population, retirement of the baby boomers, more immigrants, changes in the ethnic make-up, and generational diversity.

The only you would probably need to know is demographic changes, well basically the word demograpic.

 

[rolror88]

Spatial Dimension: describes where things are and why they are there

Ecological dimension: Describes realtionship between humans and the environment and the effect they have on each other

Um, I can't remember what spatial inequality and demographic changes mean at the moment.

 

[dc1337]

Spatial inequality describes the geographical division between rich and poor populations.

 

[simple-love-x3]

*oooh, this is like revision for me* okayokay *gets excited*
hm.
alright, my self confidence just deflated
I have no idea
except-- spatial inequality is like, where rich and poor people live. .. the socio-economic variations in different areas.

 

[Jumper :^)]

The only one left, it seems, is demographic changes.
That's like changes in birth rate, age structure of the population etc... I think

 

[Deer]

Yup, we got them all now
Summary:

Spatial Dimension: Where things are and why they are there

Spacial Inequality: The socio-economic variations within the spatial dimension

Ecological Dimension: Relationship between people and their physical environment and the ecological impacts of this

Demographic changes: Changes in birth rate, age structure, net migration, life expectancy, etc.