Science in Geography 4: Data Use and Interpretation by Patrick McCullagh
£7.99
A practical geography resource by Patrick McCullagh that teaches students how to collect, analyze, present, and interpret geographical data effectively.
1 in stock
Science in Geography 4: Data Use and Interpretation by Patrick McCullagh is a practical educational resource designed to help students develop essential geographical data analysis and interpretation skills. Covering key techniques used in geographical investigations, the book explains how to collect, organize, present, and interpret data using graphs, charts, tables, maps, and statistical methods. With clear explanations and practical examples, it supports learners in understanding geographical patterns, trends, and relationships while strengthening analytical and problem-solving abilities. An excellent resource for geography students, teachers, and anyone studying geographical research methods.
The book is in good used condition with signs of normal age and use. Please refer to the photos for the overall condition.
Author: Patrick McCullagh
120 pages
Publisher: Oxford University Press
1975 Reprint
ISBN: 019913068X
| Condition | Good |
|---|
