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Urbanization

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

URBANIZATION

BY: AVORY JAMES & MADDIE HOUGH

URBANIZATION:

  • Becoming more like a city.
  • When populations of people grow, the population of a place may transfer over from city to nearby areas.

WHY IS IT ENVIROMENTAL?

  • The beginning of agriculture, began to change our land.
  • The Industrial Revolution began to effect our atmosphere.
  • The recent increase in the worlds population has magnified the effects of our agricultural & economic activities.

WASHINGTON D.C (1833)

  • Before the city first settled, various tribes of the Algonquian speaking people inhabited the lands.
  • Urbanization began in 1833.
  • The city began to recover in 1871.

MANHATTAN, NEW YORK (1900)

  • The area was inhabited by Lenape Native Americans in 1524.
  • Manhattan was settled in 1624.
  • In 1625, construction began in the city.
  • The construction of the subway started in 1904.
  • In 1900, Little Italy Manhattan was beginning urbanization.

DALLAS, TEXAS (1942)

  • In the 18th century, the Caddo people inhabited the Dallas area.
  • In the 19th century, the construction of railroads in Dallas began.
  • In 1942, was when Dallas was starting Urbanization.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON (2006)

  • Native Americans have inhabited the Seattle area for at least 4,000 years.
  • In 1851, large homes began to be located at the mouth of the Duwamish river.
  • In 1884, the first "boom" began with the lumber industry.
  • In 2006, Seattle bean Urbanization.

VANCOUVER, CANADA (2006)

  • Vertical surfaces absorb the energy reflected from most of the 3 dimensional built up surface.

TORONTO, CANADA (2007)

  • Asphault paved roads have thermal radiative properties.
  • Which promote, high heat release.

MONTREAL, CANADA (2008)

  • Light color roof tops increased the reflection of a given building.
  • Thus, reducing their energy absorption potential.

CHILE (2008)

  • White paint & trees are key factors too deminish the urban heat release.

HEAT ISLAND

  • An urban heat island is formed, when industrial in urban areas are developed resulting in greater production & retention of heat.

DEVELOPED VS. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

  • Developed countries are more urbanized, therefore they effect the environment more.
  • So, the effect of the heat is being released.

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