Resources and development Class 10
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1. The document discusses different types of resources including biotic, abiotic, renewable, and non-renewable resources. 2. Resources are also classified based on ownership as individual, community, national, or international. They can also be categorized based on their level of development as potential, developed, stock, or reserves. 3. Soil is described as one of the most important natural resources, and various soil types are discussed including alluvial, black, red, laterite, arid, and forest soils.
![ALLUVIAL SOIL
Very Fertile
Formed by the
deposit [Sand and
Silt] brought by the
rivers
Found in Northern
Plains, Coastal
Plains, Deltas of
Rivers
Rice, Wheat,
Cotton, Oil Seed
Rich in Potash and
Lime
Deficiency in
Nitrogen](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/resourcesanddevelopment-141120112825-conversion-gate02/85/Resources-and-development-Class-10-15-320.jpg)
![BLACK SOIL
Black in Colour
Known as Regur Soil,
Cotton Soil, Lava Soil
Made up of lava flow
[Breaking down of
igneous rocks]
Found in Maharashtra,
M.P, Chhattisgarh,
Godavari and Krishna
Valleys
Good Capacity to hold
moisture
Rich in Calcium
Carbonate, Potash,
Lime
Deficiency in
Phosphoric Content
Crack occurs when dry Sticky when wet](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/resourcesanddevelopment-141120112825-conversion-gate02/85/Resources-and-development-Class-10-16-320.jpg)
Resources and development Class 10
- 1. GEOGRAPHY CHAPTER-1 RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT MADE BY- ANSH MEHTA Holiday Homework
- 2. WHAT IS A RESOURCE??? Everything available in our environment and which satisfy our needs It should be 1.) Technologically accessible 2.) Culturally acceptable 3.) Economically feasible Like - Solar Cooker – It is technologically accessible but not culturally acceptable
- 3. CLASSIFICATION OF RESOURCES ORIGIN EXHAUSTIBILITY Classification of resources on the basis of OWNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
- 4. RESOURCES-ORIGIN • Obtained from Biosphere and have Life • Examples- Flora, Fauna, Fisheries, Livestock, Human Beings BIOTIC • All the things which are Composed of Non Living Things • Examples- Rocks, Metals ABIOTIC
- 5. RESOURCES-EXHAUSTIBILITY Resources on the basis of Exhaustibility Renewable These resources can be renewed/recycled. For Example Solar and Water Energy, Forests etc. Further Divided into Continuous-Water and Wind Flow-Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Non Renewable These resources cannot be renewed as they take million years to form. For Example Minerals, Fossil Fuels.
- 6. RESOURCES-OWNERSHIP INDIVIDUAL • The resources which are owned privately by individuals. • Example- Mobiles, Land. COMMUNITY • The which resources are accessible to all members of the society. • Example- Public Parks, Playgrounds. NATIONAL • The resources which belongs to the government. • Technically all resources belong to the nation. • Example- Roads, Oceanic area up to 19.2km. INTERNATIONAL • The resources belonging to international institutions. • Example- Oceanic resources beyond 200 nautical miles of the EEZ.
- 7. RESOURCES-STATUS OF DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL •Resources which are found in an region, but not have been utilized. •Like Rajasthan and Gujarat have potential of solar and wind energy but not been used for some reasons. DEVELOPED •Resources which are surveyed and their quality and quantity is determined for utilization •The development of resources depends on technology and level of their feasibility. STOCK •The resources which have potential to satisfy human needs but there is no technology to use are included among Stock. •Like Water is a compound of Hydrogen and Oxygen which can be used as rich source of energy but there is technology to use it. RESERVES •They are subset of stock which can be use with existing technology but are conserved for the future generations. •Like river water is used to a limited consent for generating electricity so that it can be used in future.
- 8. DEVELOPMENT OF RESOURCES Development of Resources Essential for future as resources are limited in supply Unequal Distribution Exploitation Ecological Problem Scarcity of resources Depletion of resources
- 9. LAND DEGRADATION DEFORESTATION INDUSTRIAL WASTE OVERUSE OF FERTILIZERS QUARRYING OVERDRAZING MINING
- 10. LAND CONSERVATION Afforestation Planting Shelterbelts Checking Over irrigation Terrace Farming
- 11. RESOURCE PLANNING IDENDIFYING INVENTORY OF RESOURCES ECONOMIC AND TECNOLOGICAL EVOLUTION MATCHING RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PLAN Resource Planning is widely accepted strategy for judicious use of resources. It has importance in a country like India which has enormous diversity in resources HOW IS RESOURCE PLANNING DONE???
- 12. SOIL AS A RESOURCE Most important natural resource. Medium of plant growth and supports different types of living organism on the earth. Takes million of years to form soil up to a few cm in length.
- 13. FACTORS AFFECTING FORMATION OF SOIL Parent Rock Climate Vegetation Wind Activity of Decomposition Glaciers Organic and Inorganic Materials Temperature
- 14. CLASSIFICATION OF SOIL Colour Thickness Classification on the basis Chemical and Physical Properties Texture-Age of :- ALLUVIAL BLACK RED LATTERITE ARID FOREST
- 15. ALLUVIAL SOIL Very Fertile Formed by the deposit [Sand and Silt] brought by the rivers Found in Northern Plains, Coastal Plains, Deltas of Rivers Rice, Wheat, Cotton, Oil Seed Rich in Potash and Lime Deficiency in Nitrogen
- 16. BLACK SOIL Black in Colour Known as Regur Soil, Cotton Soil, Lava Soil Made up of lava flow [Breaking down of igneous rocks] Found in Maharashtra, M.P, Chhattisgarh, Godavari and Krishna Valleys Good Capacity to hold moisture Rich in Calcium Carbonate, Potash, Lime Deficiency in Phosphoric Content Crack occurs when dry Sticky when wet
- 17. RED OR YELLOW SOIL Porous Chores Found in Eastern and Southern part of Deccan Plateau Formed by the denudation of Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks Rice, Pulse, Sugar Cane Rich in Iron Deficiency in Nitrogen, Humus, Lime
- 18. LATTERITE SOIL Acidic Porous Leaching by Heavy Rainfall Found in Western Ghats, Shillong Coffee, Rubber, Cashew Rich in Iron Deficiency in Lime, Potash
- 19. ARID SOIL Formed by Weathering of Rocks Rich in Salt Deficiency in Humus Dates, Melon, Bajra Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujrat
- 20. FOREST SOIL Found in Rainforest and Hilly areas Acidic in Nature Deficiency in Humus
- 21. SOIL EROSION The denudation of the soil cover and subsequent washing down is called SOIL EROSION. • 1.) Human- Deforestation, Over Grazing etc. • 2.) Natural- Wind, Glacier etc Due to Human and Natural Factors The processes of Soil Formation and Erosion go on simultaneously and generally there is a balance b/w the two. • 1.) Gully Erosion • 2.) Sheet Erosion Types :-
- 22. Contour Ploughing – Ploughing around the contour lines to decelerate the flow of water down the slopes Terrace Farming – Cutting out the slopes and making terraces Strip Cropping – Strips of grass are left to grow b/w the crops. It breaks up the force of wind. Planting Shelter Belts – Planting lines of trees to create shelter.
- 23. RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT CLASS 10 GEO CHAPTER 1 THE END