9850-PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY

• Each chart designed by expert in a scientific way, printed in natural color, size 70 x 100 cm.
• Printed on paper, laminated in English and Hindi combined.

Practical geography involves hands-on activities and fieldwork to study geographical concepts. Its uses in short form include:

1. Field Observation:
   • Conduct on-site observations to understand and analyze real-world geographic features and phenomena.
2. Map Reading and Navigation:
   • Develop skills in reading and using maps for navigation and spatial orientation.
3. Data Collection:
   • Collect firsthand data through surveys, interviews, and measurements for geographical research.
4. Environmental Studies:
   • Explore and analyze the physical environment, ecosystems, and human impacts on the landscape.
5. Land Use Planning:
   • Assess and plan land use based on field observations and geographical factors.
6. Urban Studies:
   • Investigate urban environments, infrastructure, and spatial patterns through fieldwork.
7. Geospatial Technologies:
   • Apply technologies like GPS and GIS for mapping and spatial analysis in the field.
8. Cultural Studies:
   • Study cultural landscapes, traditions, and human settlements through direct observation.
9. Natural Resource Management:
   • Evaluate and manage natural resources by studying their conditions in the field.
10. Weather and Climate Observations:
    • Monitor and record weather conditions and climate patterns at specific locations.
11. Disaster Management:
    • Assess vulnerabilities and plan for disaster response through on-site evaluations.
12. Outdoor Education:
    • Engage in experiential learning activities that foster a deeper understanding of geography.