Презентация на тему Transportation and Geography

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2. Transport geography is a sub-discipline of geography concerned
3. The Core Principles of Transport Geography
4. REPRESENTATIONS OF DISTANCE Orthodromic distance (drawn
5. Space / Time Convergence
7. MASSIFIED TRANSPORTATION Land: train - about 1,000
8. Transportability refers to the ease of movement of
9. Globalization supported the development of complex air
10. Dimensions of Transport Geography
11. Transportation nodesTransport geography must consider its places
12. Dimensions of Transport Geography
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Transport geography is a sub-discipline of geography concerned about the mobility of people, freight and information. It seeks to understand the spatial organization of mobility by considering its attributes and constraints as they relate to the origin,

Transportation and GeographyThe goal of this lecture is to provide a definition

The Core Principles of Transport Geography

REPRESENTATIONS OF DISTANCE Orthodromic distance (drawn in red) between two points

MASSIFIED TRANSPORTATION Land: train - about 1,000 passengersAirbus A380 - 550 passengersAir:

Transportability refers to the ease of movement of passengers, freight or information. Transportability

Globalization supported the development of complex air and maritime transportation networks, many

Transportation nodesTransport geography must consider its places of convergence and transshipment.Transportation networksTransport

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Слайд 2 Transport geography is a sub-discipline of geography concerned about

Transport geography is a sub-discipline of geography concerned about the mobility of

the mobility of people, freight and information.
It seeks

to understand the spatial organization of mobility by considering its attributes and constraints as they relate to the origin, destination, extent, nature and purpose of movements.

Слайд 3 The Core Principles of Transport Geography

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REPRESENTATIONS OF DISTANCE
Orthodromic distance (drawn in

REPRESENTATIONS OF DISTANCE Orthodromic distance (drawn in red) between two

red) between two points on a sphere, P and

Слайд 5 Space / Time Convergence

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Слайд 7 MASSIFIED TRANSPORTATION
Land:
train - about 1,000 passengers
Airbus

A380 - 550 passengers
Air:
Cruise ship - about 6,000

passengers

Water:

Tanker ships - up to 400,000 tons

up to 350,000 tons

Bulk carriers -

Слайд 8 Transportability refers to the ease of movement of passengers,

Transportability refers to the ease of movement of passengers, freight or information.

freight or information.

Transportability related to transport costs as

well as to the attributes of what is being transported (fragility, perishable, price).

Political factors can also influence transportability such as laws, regulations, borders and tariffs.

When transportability is high, activities are less constrained by distance.

Слайд 9 Globalization supported the development of complex air and

Globalization supported the development of complex air and maritime transportation networks,

maritime transportation networks, many of which supporting global supply

chains and trade relations across long distances.

transportation is a system supporting complex relationships between its core components, which are nodes, networks and demand.

“New transport geography" is based on the premise:

Слайд 10 Dimensions of Transport Geography

Слайд 11 Transportation nodes
Transport geography must consider its places of

Transportation nodesTransport geography must consider its places of convergence and transshipment.Transportation

convergence and transshipment.

Transportation networks
Transport geography must include in its

investigation the structures (routes and infrastructures) supporting and shaping movements.

Transportation demand
Transport geography must evaluate the factors affecting its derived demand function.