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Thematic maps (nature maps)

ВБ 2.04.

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2024/2025

5 Semester

4

Collect, process and analyze information in the field of Earth sciences. Use professional Ukrainian language orally and in writing. Use information technologies, cartographic and geoinformation models in the field of Earth sciences. Justify the choice and use field and laboratory methods for the analysis of natural and anthropogenic systems and objects. Be able to conduct research on the geosphere using quantitative methods of analysis. Analyze the composition and structure of the geosphere using the cartographic method at different spatial and temporal scales. Organize and summarize materials from field and laboratory research. Be able to communicate the results of activities to a professional audience and the general public, make presentations and reports.

Distance form

Успішне опанування обов’язкових і вибіркових дисциплін згідно з навчальним планом 1 та 2 року підготовки.

The curriculum of the academic discipline consists of the following content modules: 1) Creation of nature maps as a method of scientific knowledge. 2) Theoretical foundations of geographical mapping of nature. 3) Sectoral mapping of nature.

1. Atlas mapping of river basin systems / A. I. Kovalchuk, I. P. Kovalchuk; scientific editor. prof. I. P. Kovalchuk]. – Lviv: Prostir-M, 2018. – 348 p. 2. National Atlas of Ukraine. – Kyiv: DNVP “Cartography”, 2007. – 440 p. 3. Tetyana Dudun, Svitlana Titova. Historical aspects and modern concepts of ecological and medical mapping. // Global Science And Education In The Modern Realities. – 2020. – P. 20–30. 4. Titova S. V., Dudun T. V. Cartographic research method: textbook Volume 2. – K., 2017. http://geo.univ.kiev.ua/images/doc_file/navch_lit/KMD_Titova_Dudun_1.pdf 5. Titova S. V., Dudun T. V. Educational and methodological manual for the course “Cartographic methods in ecology” for students of the National Scientific Center Institute of Biology, Department of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Sustainable Nature Management. – K., 2015. – 139 p.

Total volume 150 hours, including: lectures – 42 hours, laboratory classes – 28 hours, independent work – 76 hours, consultations – 4

− current (semester) assessment (laboratory (minimum score 20, maximum 40; tests (6 – 10); independent work (5 – 10)); − final (final) assessment in the form of an exam (grade for theoretical knowledge (minimum 12, maximum 40 points). For students who scored a total of fewer points than the critical-calculated minimum – 35 points, in order to be admitted to the final control form, it is mandatory to pass an additionally completed individual complex task.

Ukrainian