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Students will collect data on latitude, date, and duration of sunlight (insolation) for various locations using Google Earth and internet resources to understand how latitude and season affect sunlight hours. They will record sunrise and sunset times for cities at different latitudes but similar longitudes, then analyze the data to generalize relationships between latitude, season, and duration of insolation. The investigation uses a computer lab so students can gather data from Google Earth and other websites.
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- 1. Educational Objective Students will understand how latitude and season affect duration of insolation.
- 2. Purpose The purpose of this long term investigation is to use the internet to collect and organize latitude, date and duration of insolation data to help generalize the relationship between latitude, season and duration of insolation.
- 3. Procedure Google Earth will be used to locate various cities, towns or villages on approximately similar longitudes but widely different latitudes. Students will then use internet resources to find and record sunrise and sunset times for each location.
- 4. Procedure Students will then analyze their collected data to generalize how duration of insolation changes with changing latitude and season.