It is used for agriculture (planting)
Answer:
B. Zuider Zee
Explanation:
Zuider Zee, was a shallow bay of the north sea in the Northeast of Netherlands extending about 100km inland and about 50km wide having a depth of about 4-5m and a coastline of about 300km, it covered 5,000km^2.
In the 20 century majority of the Zuider Zee was cut off from the northern sea, allowing the inlet to become part of the Warden sea and the salt water inlet changed into a fresh water lake called the IJsselmeer
Answer:
They allow users to layer map information from different sources.
Explanation:
Geographic information system is important today because it allows users to layer map information from different sources one on top of another.
- A geographic information system gathers, stores, visualize and interprets spatially aware data.
- The spatial attribute of its data makes it different from every other information systems or statistical tool out there.
- The system is made up of the hardware, software and the people ware.
- The hardware is usually the computer, gps devices and so on used to collect and interact with data.
- The software is the environment where the data is stored and interpreted using some applications on the computer.
- People ware refers to the human technician that interprets the data.
Geographic information system can overlap multiple map layers to make for more robust interpretation.
Answer: A. the Coral Sea
Explanation:
In the first image attached, arrow 4 shows the region of the body of water located in northeastern Australia and in the second image the answer: The Coral Sea.
<u>The Coral Sea is located in the western Pacific Ocean, off the northeast coast of Australia.</u> Its name is because in its waters is the <u>Great Barrier Reef</u>, which is the largest coral reef in the world and one of the most important ecosystems in danger of extinction. In addition, in this area there is a series of uninhabited islands that are called the Coral Sea Islands.
In this example, the biosphere is very dependent on the hydrosphere.