Global warming:
Animation on global warming
Dealing with global warming

Weather studies:
Relative humidity
Measuring rainfall
Animation on formation of hurricanes
Animated Earth Atmosphere

Crustal movements:
Animation on formation of earthquakes
Animation on formation of volcanoes
Animation on formation of tsunamis
Faulting
Animated Tectonic processes
Divergent plates
Formation of geyser
Types of fold
Normal fault
Reverse fault
Oceanic-continental plates converge

Rivers:
Animation on river transport
Animation on formation of delta and floodplains
Animation of meander and ox bow lake
Animation on the formation of potholes, rapid, waterfalls and gorges
Energy of rivers
Animated river resources

Coastal
Animation of how groyne can prevent coastal erosion
Animation of longshore drift
Animated coastal processes
Formation of baymouth bar and spit

Population
Animation on the how changes in birth rates change the shape of the population pyramid
Animated Population pyramid of Canada

Settlement
Urban sprawl
Invasion of shanty town (slum, squatters)

Agriculture
Rice cultivation
Green Revolution
Organic Farming
Animal Factory - The meatrix

Map Reading:
Grid b eari n g s
Grid refere nce
Grid referen ce Ex 2
Cross section contour and slo pe
Gradient
3D simulations on creating topographical maps - must see!

Map Resources- courtesy of Dr Hobart King:

We recently completed two collections of online reference maps and
Landsat images. The first is a collection of 350 U.S. state maps
which include a raised relief map, elevation map, rivers map,
political map and roads/cities map. These link to our state and city
satellite images, waterfalls map, state high points map and more.
http://geology.com/state-map/

We also have a growing collection of over 160 country maps paired with
Landsat images. These have been very popular reference maps for our
visitors.
http://geology.com/world/

We hope that you see these map collections as a resource for the
visitors of your site and decide to add them to your list of geography
websites.

With sincere thanks,

Hobart M. King, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Geology
Department of Geography & Geology
Mansfield University
Mansfield, Pennsylvania 16933 U.S.A.
570-662-4615