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Textbooks, references and open learning resources.
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Physical Geography
Lumen Learning · LibreTexts
In the contents: 02: Physical Geography · 2.01: Introduction to Physical Geography
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Cultural Geography (C-ID GEOG 120)
Jean-Yves Merilus · Coalinga College
In the contents: 01: Introduction to Cultural Geography · 1.02: Part 1- Introduction to Cultural Geography · 1.04: Geography as Discipline
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Physical Geography
K. Allison Lenkeit-Meezan · Foothill College
Physical geography is the study of the earth's dynamic systems: its air, water, weather climate, landforms, rocks, soils, plants, ecosystems and biomes and how humans interact with the earth's systems. Physical geography is the study of the world around you. Everyone, every day, interacts with the earth's dynamic systems.
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The Western World - Daily Readings on Geography
Joel Quam & G. Scott Campbell · College of DuPage
In the contents: 1.02: What is Regional Geography · 1.03: Cultural Geography · 1.04: Economic Geography
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California Geography
Jeremy Patrich · College of the Canyons
In the contents: 04: Historic and Present Biogeography · 7.03: CALIFORNIAS POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY · 10.02: PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
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Physical Geography: our Beautiful World
Arnaud Temme, Kansas State University · LibreTexts
In the contents: 01: Essentials of Geography · 1.01: The Discipline of Geography · 1.1.01: Principles of Geography
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World Geography A/B
Nina Sprouse · Mizzou Academy
In the contents: 1.7: Sub-Disciplines of Geography · 2.01: European Physical Geography and Boundaries · 3.01: Russia's Physical Geography and Climate
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Introduction to Human Geography
David Dorrel & Joseph P. Henderson · Georgia Gwinnett College
In the contents: 01: Introduction to Geography · 1.02: What Is Geography · 2.08: Geography of Health
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World Regional Geography: Understanding World Regions
Jean-Yves Merilus · Coalinga College
In the contents: 1.07: Sub-Disciplines of Geography · 2.01: European Physical Geography and Boundaries · 3.01: Russia's Physical Geography and Climate
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Physical Geography Lab Manual
Waverly C. Ray, Taya C. Lazootin, Scott J. Crosier, Jeremy G. Patrich, and Aline Nortes Gregorio · ASCCC Open Educational Resorces Initiative (OERI)
In the contents: 1.20: Lab 20 - Biogeography
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World Regional Geography
Caitlin Finlayson · University of Mary Washington
In the contents: 1.07: Sub-Disciplines of Geography · 2.01: European Physical Geography and Boundaries · 3.01: Russia's Physical Geography and Climate
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GEOG 11003 Introduction to Geography
Chester Cornell · Arkansas State University-Beebe
In the contents: 01: Introduction to Geography · 1.02: What Is Geography · 2.08: Geography of Health
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Introduction to Geography
Cameron McCormick · Spokane Falls Community College
In the contents: 01: Physical Geography · 1.13: Biogeography · 02: Human Geography
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Physical Geography and Natural Disasters
R. Adam Dastrup · Salt Lake Community College
In the contents: 1.02: Geography as a Science
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Introduction to Human Geography: A Disciplinary Approach
Steven M. Graves · California State University, Northridge
In the contents: 01: WHAT IS GEOGRAPHY · 1.01: A Short History of Geography · 1.02: Geography as Discipline Key Aspects of the Jedi Way
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OERI Contemporary World Geographies
Aline Gregorio, Jason Scogtt, Nazanin Naaghi, Waverly Ray · OERI
In the contents: 01: Geography Matters · 1.01: Geography and Geo-Literacy · 6.03: Economic Geography- Transitions and Interdependence
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Remote Sensing
Ander Knudby · University of Ottawa
This introductory book on Remote Sensing is intended to be the equivalent of a textbook for an undergraduate-level university course.
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Physical Geology
Anne Huth · Achieving the Dream
The Earth is an active planet shaped by dynamic forces. Such forces can build mountains and crumple and fold rocks. As rocks respond to these forces, they undergo deformation, which results in changes in shape and/or volume of the rocks. The resulting features are termed geologic structures. This deformation can produce dramatic and beautiful scenery, as evidenced in the figure of above, which shows the deformation of originally horizontal rock layers.
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Keys to Understanding the Middle East
Payind and McClimans · Ohio State University
This book is intended for readers who have never studied the Middle East, or experts who may wish to fill gaps in their knowledge of the region from other disciplines. Whether for establishing or deepening one's knowledge of the region, these fundamentals are important to know. The languages, cultural, religious and sectarian communities of the region, and selected turning points and influential people in history are starting points for gaining an understanding of the contexts of the region.
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The Story of Earth - An Observational Guide
Daniel Hauptvogel and Virginia Sisson · University of Houston
Our goal in creating the material for this lab manual was to focus heavily on students making observations of geologic data, whether rocks, minerals, fossils, maps, graphs, and other things. We want students to look at things and wonder why, how, and when. The exercises and examples used in this book are scattered throughout the world. We wanted to make sure that one region of the world was not the sole focus of this work.