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This document outlines the key steps of the scientific process including analyzing data, communicating findings, combining results with other studies, making claims about relationships between variables, using models to predict phenomena, generating investigable questions, and analyzing geoscience data to make claims about how changes to Earth's surface can impact other systems through feedbacks. It also discusses using maps to identify patterns as empirical evidence, employing systems models to predict behavior, and explaining stability and change by examining changes over time as they relate to Earth's systems, weather/climate, and the roles of water.
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- 1. Analyzing your dataset1 Communicating your findings Combining them with others 2 Making claims about relationships between variables 3 Using a model to predict phenomena 4 Generating questions that can be investigated 5 Analyze geoscience data to make the claim that one change to Earth's surface can create feedbacks that cause changes to other Earth systems. Using maps to identify patterns; Using patterns as empirical evidence for causality Using systems models to predict behavior Explaining stability and change by examining change over time Earth’s systems; Weather and climate; The roles of water