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LOCATING PLACES ON EARTH
PREPARED BY: NONA WAYNE D. SEMBRANA
Demonstrate how places
on Earth may be located
using a coordinate system
S7ES - IVa - 1
GPS
Global Positioning System
How it works?
 GPS satellites circle the earth twice a day
in a very precise orbit and transmit
signal information to earth. GPS
receivers take this information and use
trilateration to calculate the user's exact
location.
trilateration is the process of determining
absolute or relative locations of points by
measurement of distances, using the geometry
of circles, spheres or triangles.
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
 A GPS receiver must be locked on to
the signal of at least 3 satellites to
calculate a 2-D position (latitude and
longitude) and track movement.
Once the user's position has been
determined, the GPS unit can
calculate other information, such as
speed, bearing, track, trip distance,
distance to destination, sunrise and
sunset time and more
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
USING GOOGLE EARTH
GOOGLE EARTH
 3D mapping program from Google
that covers the entire globe from
satellite images
 Requiring a download for Windows,
Mac and Linux desktops, a street
address can be searched, and the
views can be zoomed down to the
individual building all the way up to a
satellite's view of the globe
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
USING LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE
Any location on Earth is described by
two numbers--its latitude and its
longitude. If a captain of a plane wants
to specify position on a map, these are
the “coordinates” they would use.
LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE
these are two angles
measured in degrees,
“minutes of arc” and “seconds
of arc”
These are denoted by the
symbol ( º, ' , '' )
 Example: 35º 43 ' 9 ''
LATITUDE
 lines that go EAST and WEST
 also known as PARALLELS
 best known parallel of latitude is
the EQUATOR
the Equator divides the Earth
into two equal parts.
HEMISPHERES
LATITUDE
measures distance north and south of the
Equator
numbered 0 to 90 º
As the number of the latitude becomes
higher, the farther it is from the Equator
In writing degrees of latitude, the word
“North” (N) or “SOUTH” (S) is added
EXAMPLE
 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
47º NORTH
 LIMA, PERU
12º SOUTH
LONGITUDE
 term used for the lines found in the
east-west direction
 beginning line is at GREENWICH
(Great Britain)
PRIME MERIDIAN ( 0 º)
 In reading reading degrees
longitude, you add “EAST” (E) or
“WEST” (W)
LONGITUDE
MERIDIAN is the term used for the lines that
show longitude.
The Meridian of 180 degrees WEST is the
same as that of 180 degress EAST.
•Every meridian must cross the equator.
•since equator is a circle, it'll be divided
into 360 º and the longitude of a point is
then the marked value of a division
where its meridian meets the equator.
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
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G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE
INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE
 imaginary line of navigation on the surface of
the Earth that runs from north pole to the south
pole and demarcates the change of one
calendar day to the next
 found in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
IS IT A STRAIGHT LINE?
It runs from pole to pole mostly through
the Pacific Ocean but bends to the east
to include Siberia with Russia, and
bends to the West to include the
Aleutian Island with Alaska. It bends to
the East once more to keep all the Fiji
islands on one side of the line.
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
TIME ZONES
TIME ZONES
Time zones have irregular boundaries to
make alowance to political frontier.
Measured through 0ºlongitude
TIME ZONES
Because the Earth is divided
into 360º longitude and
completes a spin on its axis in
a day (24 hours), the time
alters by one hour for every
15ºof longitude.
G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt
QUIZ
 What is the latitude and
longitude of :
1. MEXICO CITY
2. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
3. KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
4. SYDNEY, AUTRALIA
5. MANILA, PHILIPPINES
6. BAGHDAD, IRAQ
7. DUBLIN, IRELAND
8. KAMPALA, UGANDA
9. PORT VILA, VANUATU
10. LIMA, PERU
 If it's 8:00 p.m. in the
Philippines, what time is it
in:
1. PARIS, FRANCE
2. TAIWAN
3. NEW YORK, USA
4. JAPAN
5. ARGENTINA
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G7 Science Q4- Week 1- Locating Earth.ppt

  • 1. LOCATING PLACES ON EARTH PREPARED BY: NONA WAYNE D. SEMBRANA
  • 2. Demonstrate how places on Earth may be located using a coordinate system S7ES - IVa - 1
  • 4. How it works?  GPS satellites circle the earth twice a day in a very precise orbit and transmit signal information to earth. GPS receivers take this information and use trilateration to calculate the user's exact location. trilateration is the process of determining absolute or relative locations of points by measurement of distances, using the geometry of circles, spheres or triangles.
  • 6.  A GPS receiver must be locked on to the signal of at least 3 satellites to calculate a 2-D position (latitude and longitude) and track movement. Once the user's position has been determined, the GPS unit can calculate other information, such as speed, bearing, track, trip distance, distance to destination, sunrise and sunset time and more
  • 10. GOOGLE EARTH  3D mapping program from Google that covers the entire globe from satellite images  Requiring a download for Windows, Mac and Linux desktops, a street address can be searched, and the views can be zoomed down to the individual building all the way up to a satellite's view of the globe
  • 15. USING LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE
  • 16. Any location on Earth is described by two numbers--its latitude and its longitude. If a captain of a plane wants to specify position on a map, these are the “coordinates” they would use.
  • 17. LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE these are two angles measured in degrees, “minutes of arc” and “seconds of arc” These are denoted by the symbol ( º, ' , '' )  Example: 35º 43 ' 9 ''
  • 18. LATITUDE  lines that go EAST and WEST  also known as PARALLELS  best known parallel of latitude is the EQUATOR the Equator divides the Earth into two equal parts. HEMISPHERES
  • 19. LATITUDE measures distance north and south of the Equator numbered 0 to 90 º As the number of the latitude becomes higher, the farther it is from the Equator In writing degrees of latitude, the word “North” (N) or “SOUTH” (S) is added
  • 20. EXAMPLE  SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 47º NORTH  LIMA, PERU 12º SOUTH
  • 21. LONGITUDE  term used for the lines found in the east-west direction  beginning line is at GREENWICH (Great Britain) PRIME MERIDIAN ( 0 º)  In reading reading degrees longitude, you add “EAST” (E) or “WEST” (W)
  • 22. LONGITUDE MERIDIAN is the term used for the lines that show longitude. The Meridian of 180 degrees WEST is the same as that of 180 degress EAST. •Every meridian must cross the equator. •since equator is a circle, it'll be divided into 360 º and the longitude of a point is then the marked value of a division where its meridian meets the equator.
  • 28. INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE  imaginary line of navigation on the surface of the Earth that runs from north pole to the south pole and demarcates the change of one calendar day to the next  found in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
  • 29. IS IT A STRAIGHT LINE? It runs from pole to pole mostly through the Pacific Ocean but bends to the east to include Siberia with Russia, and bends to the West to include the Aleutian Island with Alaska. It bends to the East once more to keep all the Fiji islands on one side of the line.
  • 33. TIME ZONES Time zones have irregular boundaries to make alowance to political frontier. Measured through 0ºlongitude
  • 34. TIME ZONES Because the Earth is divided into 360º longitude and completes a spin on its axis in a day (24 hours), the time alters by one hour for every 15ºof longitude.
  • 36. QUIZ  What is the latitude and longitude of : 1. MEXICO CITY 2. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 3. KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA 4. SYDNEY, AUTRALIA 5. MANILA, PHILIPPINES 6. BAGHDAD, IRAQ 7. DUBLIN, IRELAND 8. KAMPALA, UGANDA 9. PORT VILA, VANUATU 10. LIMA, PERU  If it's 8:00 p.m. in the Philippines, what time is it in: 1. PARIS, FRANCE 2. TAIWAN 3. NEW YORK, USA 4. JAPAN 5. ARGENTINA
  • 37. Content, images, text, etc. used belong to the rightful owner. No copyright infringement intended.