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Portraying The EarthFriday, January 10
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1Prof. Alec Murphy lays the foundation for all of geography: mapping and other representations of planet Earth . The program presents the history of portraying the Earth from the earliest maps of ancient Greece, to topographic maps, to satellite representations, to the 21st century computer-based Geographical Information Systems. The program includes a visit to the U.S. Geological Survey, the institution that has served as America's center for mapmaking for the past 150 years. -
The Tools of Human GeographyFriday, January 17
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1This program introduces the techniques and tools human geographers have developed for understanding the ever-changing human landscape. Dr. Murphy utilizes leading experts in human geography to define the scope and importance of the subject. -
Population Distribution and MigrationFriday, January 24
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1Human population, its location and concentration, is the fundamental factor in all cultural and economic development, past, present, and future. In this program, Dr. Murphy focuses on how population distribution has changed over time, and why. -
Understanding Human CultureFriday, January 31
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1Humans are among the most social animals on the planet. We need a shared system of language, beliefs, norms and values to survive and mature from birth to adulthood. In short, everybody needs a culture. In this program, Dr. Murphy shows us how geography helps us make sense of the diverse cultural and religious landscape. -
Political BoundariesFriday, February 7
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1One of the most important subjects in human geography is the relationship between political power, people, and space or territory. Dr. Murphy guides us through the understanding of how political power has evolved and moved across the landscape. This understanding is one of the keys to confronting social and economic challenges. -
Agriculture and Rural Land UseFriday, February 14
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1As the human population has grown to over 7 billion people, nothing has had to change more than the geography of agriculture. Incredibly, over 40 percent of the Earth's land is now given over to agriculture. In this program, Dr. Murphy takes the viewer through the geography of the first, second, and green agricultural revolutions. -
Industrialization and Economic DevelopmentFriday, February 21
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1Economic growth, wealth creation, outsourcing, economic inequality, resource distribution, and the uneven penetration of the global economy are all phenomena that have a strong geographic base. Dr. Murphy reviews how human geography can help make sense of the economic world. -
Cities and Urban Land UseFriday, February 28
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1In the 21st century, more than half of humanity lives in urban areas. We are becoming a world of cities -- many of them global cities. Where are cities located, how are they organized, and what are they like is the topic of this program. Dr. Murphy shows us how making sense of this great diversity in urban landscapes is one of human geography's major jobs. -
Confronting Future ChallengesFriday, March 7
10:00 am on UEN-TV 9.1The planet's surface is being reorganized and reshaped at a scale never before seen. The cause of this change is human activity itself. Not only is the physical landscape changing but so too is the human landscape. PEOPLE, RESOURCES, ENERGY, CAPITAL, and INFORMATION are moving from place to place at an ever-accelerating rate. In this final program, Dr. Murphy shows us how seeing the world spatially is a key to making sense of what lies ahead.
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Portraying The Earth
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Jan 10, 2025
Prof. Alec Murphy lays the foundation for all of geography: mapping and other representations of planet Earth . The program presents the history of portraying the Earth from the earliest maps of ancient Greece, to topographic maps, to satellite representations, to the 21st century computer-based Geographical Information Systems. The program includes a visit to the U.S. Geological Survey, the institution that has served as America's center for mapmaking for the past 150 years.
The Tools of Human Geography
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Jan 17, 2025
This program introduces the techniques and tools human geographers have developed for understanding the ever-changing human landscape. Dr. Murphy utilizes leading experts in human geography to define the scope and importance of the subject.
Population Distribution and Migration
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Jan 24, 2025
Human population, its location and concentration, is the fundamental factor in all cultural and economic development, past, present, and future. In this program, Dr. Murphy focuses on how population distribution has changed over time, and why.
Understanding Human Culture
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Jan 31, 2025
Humans are among the most social animals on the planet. We need a shared system of language, beliefs, norms and values to survive and mature from birth to adulthood. In short, everybody needs a culture. In this program, Dr. Murphy shows us how geography helps us make sense of the diverse cultural and religious landscape.
Political Boundaries
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Feb 7, 2025
One of the most important subjects in human geography is the relationship between political power, people, and space or territory. Dr. Murphy guides us through the understanding of how political power has evolved and moved across the landscape. This understanding is one of the keys to confronting social and economic challenges.
Agriculture and Rural Land Use
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Feb 14, 2025
As the human population has grown to over 7 billion people, nothing has had to change more than the geography of agriculture. Incredibly, over 40 percent of the Earth's land is now given over to agriculture. In this program, Dr. Murphy takes the viewer through the geography of the first, second, and green agricultural revolutions.
Industrialization and Economic Development
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Feb 21, 2025
Economic growth, wealth creation, outsourcing, economic inequality, resource distribution, and the uneven penetration of the global economy are all phenomena that have a strong geographic base. Dr. Murphy reviews how human geography can help make sense of the economic world.
Cities and Urban Land Use
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Feb 28, 2025
In the 21st century, more than half of humanity lives in urban areas. We are becoming a world of cities -- many of them global cities. Where are cities located, how are they organized, and what are they like is the topic of this program. Dr. Murphy shows us how making sense of this great diversity in urban landscapes is one of human geography's major jobs.
Confronting Future Challenges
UEN-TV 9.1Upcoming Show Times:
10:00 AM on Mar 7, 2025
The planet's surface is being reorganized and reshaped at a scale never before seen. The cause of this change is human activity itself. Not only is the physical landscape changing but so too is the human landscape. PEOPLE, RESOURCES, ENERGY, CAPITAL, and INFORMATION are moving from place to place at an ever-accelerating rate. In this final program, Dr. Murphy shows us how seeing the world spatially is a key to making sense of what lies ahead.