Across
- 1. Hierarchical Diffusion The spread of an idea from less influential groups or places to more influential ones.
- 5. Location The position of a place in relation to other places or geographic features.
- 6. Data Population data collected by a government to gather information about residents and demographic characteristics.
- 8. Location The exact position of a place on Earth's surface, usually expressed using latitude and longitude coordinates.
- 9. Sensing The collection of information about Earth's surface from a distance, often using satellites or aircraft.
- 12. Pattern The arrangement or distribution of people, places, or phenomena across Earth's surface.
- 13. (Global Positioning System) A satellite-based navigation system that determines precise locations on Earth.
- 14. Diffusion The rapid, widespread diffusion of a trait through direct contact among individuals.
- 15. Invention The development of similar ideas, technologies, or cultural traits in different places without direct contact.
- 16. Diffusion The spread of an idea through people, places, or institutions of authority and influence.
Down
- 2. Diffusion The spread of an underlying idea while it is adapted or modified by the receiving culture.
- 3. A spatial pattern in which objects or activities are concentrated in a particular area.
- 4. (Geographic Information System) A computer system used to collect, analyze, store, and display geographic data.
- 6. Landscape The visible imprint of human activity and culture on the natural environment.
- 7. The reliance of people, regions, or countries on one another for goods, services, and resources.
- 10. A spatial pattern in which objects or activities are spread out over an area.
- 11. of Distance The concept that distance increases the cost, time, and difficulty of interaction between places.
- 17. Diffusion The spread of a cultural trait through the physical movement of people from one place to another.