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    • Geography at Leaving Cert level
    • Contact the Geography Department
    • Fifth Year Christmas Revision 2011
    • Summer revision 2012 - Fifth Years
    • Mock Exam revision 2012
    • Physical Revision Guidelines 2012
  • Physical Geography
    • Plate Tectonics - Ms. Redmond
    • Plate Tectonics: Ms. Carr
    • Plate Tectonics F.E.E.D's>
      • Volcanoes
      • Earthquakes
      • Fold Mountains
    • Intrusive and Extrusive volcanic landforms
    • Rocks
    • Rock Cycle
    • Rock Landscapes: Limestone
    • Weathering and Erosion
    • Mass Movement
    • River Studies>
      • River F.E.E.D's>
        • Waterfall
        • Meanders and Ox Bow Lakes
        • Deltas
    • Glaciation>
      • Glaciation F.E.E.D's>
        • Cirques
        • Drumlins
    • Coastal Studies>
      • Coastal F.E.E.D's>
        • Bays and Headlands
        • Cave, arch, stack, stump and blowhole
        • Beaches
  • Regional Geography
    • Regional Geography Outline
    • Definition of Regions
    • Ireland: The Greater Dublin Region - Core
    • The West of Ireland : Peripheral Region
    • European Regions (Core Periphery)>
      • Core region: Paris Basin>
        • Paris Basin: Ms. Carr
      • Mezzogiorno: European Peripheral Region
      • European Regional Revision
    • Subcontinental Region: India>
      • Introduction
      • India: Secondary Activities
      • India: Tertiary Activities>
        • India: Ms. Carr
    • Regional Revision
  • Elective Unit: Human Environment
    • Population Studies
    • Chapter 1 Population test
    • Chapter 2 Overpopulation in Sudan>
      • Overpopulation and Resources
    • Migration
    • Chapter 3: Migration Test
    • Urban Sprawl-Introduction
    • Chapter 4 Settlement>
      • Settlement Patterns
    • Chapter 5 Urban Land use>
      • Three urban land use models
    • Chapter 6 Urban problems in developed world cities
    • Chapter 7 Heritage Issues & Environmental Issues
    • Chapter 8 Urban planning strategies in Ireland
    • Chapter 9 Developing world cities / counter-urbanisation
    • Elective Exam Questions
  • Optional Unit: Geoecology
    • Introduction to Geoecology
    • Soils
    • Soil Formation
    • Soil erosion - human activities
    • Soil erosion - preventative methods
    • Biome: Tropical rainforest
  • Sample Answers
    • Sample Answers Outline
    • Physical: Sample Answers>
      • Waterfall: River Landform
      • Delta: River Landform
      • Levees: River Landform
      • Isostatic and Eustatic Processes
      • Human control of natural processes
      • Impact of Flood Control
      • Impact of Coastal Management
      • Landform in a Karst landscape
      • Weathering and Erosion
    • Regional: Sample Answers>
      • Development of secondary activities in a Core Region
      • Industry in The Greater Dublin Area
      • The Gaeltacht
      • Climatic Region: The Cool Temperate Oceanic Climate
      • Tertiary activities in the Paris Basin
      • Two EU policies and their impact
      • EU expansion and the impact on a member state
      • The defining role of Culture (India)
      • Urban Growth : Kolkata, India
    • Elective: Sample Answers>
      • Migration
      • Overpopulation
      • Three Urban Models
      • Urban problems and solutions
      • Map work: Location of a Town
    • Geoecology: Sample Essays>
      • Soil Formation
      • Characteristics of soil
      • Compare and Contrast two soils
      • Human activities and soil erosion
      • Human interaction with a biome
  • Exam and Papers
    • Leaving Cert Exam
    • Honours Paper
    • Ordinary Paper
    • What do I study?
  • Field Investigation
    • 2012 Topics

Field Investigation Topics for submission in 2012


 1. A study of one landform evident on the Irish landscape formed by geomorphic processes.


2. Study the relationship between economic activity and traffic flow in aocal area.


3. Analyse the change in land-use patterns from the Central
Business


District (CBD) outwards in a local area over time.


4. Water pollution – A study of a local stream or river.


5. Demographic change in a local setting.


6. A survey of the distribution of economic activities past and
present in a


local area.