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Landscape Interpretation

Date

1984

Authors

ANU Instructional Resources Unit (1975-1996)
Producer: Darien Rossiter
Script and subject advisor: Ken Johnson
Narrator: Margaret Robertson
Speaker: James Grieve
Speaker: Peter Robins
Speaker: H. Alder
Photography: Rob Little
Camera: David Fetherston
Graphics: Graham Ristow

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Abstract

Tape 1. Programme One: The representation of the landscape. The first program exploring the historical representations of landscape and introduces the other principal forms - maps and remote sensors. -- Tape 2. Programme 2: Topographic maps. The purpose of the program is to answer question 'How can we describe a landscape using topographic maps as our tool?'

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Citation

URI

https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733767530

Collections

IRU Video recordings

Source

Type

Video recording

Archives Series

Series 423 - ANU Instructional Resources Unit Video Recordings
Item 44 - Landscape Interpretation - Program One: The Representation of the Landscape, Ken Johnson. Summary of contents: The first program exploring the historical representations of landscape and introduces the other principal forms - maps and remote sensors
Item 45 - Landscape Interpretation - Program Two: Topographic Maps, Ken Johnson. Summary of contents: The purpose of the program is to answer question 'How can we describe a landscape using topographic maps as our tool?'

Date created

1983

Access Statement

Open Access

License Rights

This video recording is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Archives Program, Australian National University

DOI

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