Olds High School Natalya Nicholson VC Session 3 April 27, 2006.

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Olds High School Natalya Nicholson VC Session 3 April 27, 2006

Grizzly Bear Protection Project  Tell me more… What is the purpose of your project? What are you hoping to learn from it? Did you run into any unexpected problems? Why is it important to study bear habitat? Can you make a difference to the future of Canadian parks and wilderness?

Something About Mary…  Tell me about your bears Mary Scott Snoopy Katie Duncan

Longitude (degrees) Latitude (degrees) Grizzly Bear Habitat

Rocky Mountain Foothills Habitat  Tell me more… Describe the habitat of you bears. What are important features for bear habitat? Are the requirements different for different bear species? Bears of different gender? What risks do humans pose to bear habitat?

Habitat Area  How can you use math to describe a bear’s habitat?  What other methods could you use?

Bear Habitat Area  Some Geometry… Area of a Circle: π x R 2 Circumference of a circle: π x 2 x R  How might we define the location of the center of the circle? R

Longitude (degrees) Latitude (degrees) Grizzly Bear Habitat

Longitude (degrees) Latitude (degrees) Grizzly Bear Habitat

Longitude (degrees) Latitude (degrees) Grizzly Bear Habitat

Longitude (degrees) Latitude (degrees) Grizzly Bear Habitat

Longitude (degrees) Latitude (degrees) Grizzly Bear Habitat

Foothills Model Forest Grizzly Bear Research Program  Currently use GPS collars to track bears.  Understand habitat and resource needs.

Camera Development

What recommendations would you make to the Government to protect the habitat of your bears?

Government considerations?  What will the government have to consider when it evaluates your recommendations?

Remote Sensing

3-D Shapes

Shape of the Beam  When GPS sends a signal to the Earth, what shape does the beam make?

What area of the ground does the beam cover? Area = πr 2 Perimeter = 2πr

What area of the ground does the beam cover? Area = b 2 Perimeter = 4b

How can remote sensing with satellites help you learn more about bear habitat?

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