Geo-Inquiry Process and D.C. Temperatures
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What is the primary purpose of the ASK step in the Geo-Inquiry process?

  • To gather geographic data
  • To formulate follow-up questions related to community concerns (correct)
  • To motivate community leaders for action
  • To develop visuals for presenting data
  • Which of the following best defines the COLLECT step?

  • Analyzing collected geographic data
  • Gathering geographic data from various resources (correct)
  • Presenting the Geo-Inquiry story to decision-makers
  • Creating relevant visuals to aid comprehension
  • What is an essential aspect of the VISUALIZE step?

  • Motivating community members to take action
  • Creating a communication strategy for community leaders
  • Organizing data in a visual format for better understanding (correct)
  • Identifying an authentic Geo-Inquiry question
  • In the CREATE step, what is the main goal?

    <p>Providing a coherent account of the Geo-Inquiry story</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action should be undertaken during the ACT step?

    <p>Presenting findings to motivate community leaders</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which question would enhance understanding of urban climate change in a Geo-Inquiry?

    <p>How can smart-growth policies mitigate urban climate change?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What data analysis question addresses temperature discrepancies in Washington, D.C.?

    <p>What areas experience the lowest temperatures and why?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement describes an important resource for the COLLECT step?

    <p>City and neighborhood maps for gathering geographic data</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Washington D.C. Temperatures (August 28, 2018)

    • Highest temperature recorded was 101.9°F.
    • Areas with lowest temperatures were around 85.4°F.
    • Possible reasons for differences in temperature: Proximity to water, elevation, urban heat island effect.

    Geo-Inquiry Process

    • Ask: Start with a specific question about community livability (e.g., walkability of a town).
    • Collect: Gather resources like maps and local government documents.
    • Visualize: Analyze the collected information and create visuals that clarify the issue and possible solutions.
    • Create: Construct a compelling story using multimedia elements such as images, videos, maps, charts and graphs. This includes outlining the narrative steps.
    • Act: Share the story with residents and decision-makers to inspire action. Decision-makers should consider the project for potential impacts on the livability of the area.

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    Explore the geo-inquiry process and its application in analyzing community livability, focusing on Washington D.C. temperatures from August 28, 2018. Learn how temperature variations can influence urban livability and how to collect and visualize data to create impactful narratives for decision-making.

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