Japan and the CTBT ....
Japan, land of the rising sun, geisha and manga, is also one where disasters, whether natural or technological succeed each other unfortunately.
This is why, despite the great economic power of this country, it is more interested in school programs by its aspect of country at great risk that its inhabitants try to control since always.
It is for these reasons that, as part of my digital productions, I make available free of charge this software which:
1) can produce in two, three clicks statistical maps
2) makes it possible to present four different cards on a screen so that they can be compared, analyzed
3) makes it possible to superimpose on the maps thus created layers to "fix" the main elements of Japanese space (cities, ports, nuclear power stations ....)
4) allows drawing with the full range of drawing software on these maps to draw sketches or explanatory diagrams
5) superimposes a real physical map with its relief
6) makes it possible to produce hundreds of different cards thanks to its integrated statistical database.
This completely free software can be seen online with a browser that supports Flash, but it can also be downloaded for free for Windows or Mac as well as for all Android devices (tablet, smartphone ...).
Test it for your course preparation; use it during your classes; for your revisions or to discover Japan, it's adopting it .......
To see and download for free here:
https://geographie-muniga.org/JAPON_Carto_Flash_SDLV.html
Japan, land of the rising sun, geisha and manga, is also one where disasters, whether natural or technological succeed each other unfortunately.
This is why, despite the great economic power of this country, it is more interested in school programs by its aspect of country at great risk that its inhabitants try to control since always.
It is for these reasons that, as part of my digital productions, I make available free of charge this software which:
1) can produce in two, three clicks statistical maps
2) makes it possible to present four different cards on a screen so that they can be compared, analyzed
3) makes it possible to superimpose on the maps thus created layers to "fix" the main elements of Japanese space (cities, ports, nuclear power stations ....)
4) allows drawing with the full range of drawing software on these maps to draw sketches or explanatory diagrams
5) superimposes a real physical map with its relief
6) makes it possible to produce hundreds of different cards thanks to its integrated statistical database.
This completely free software can be seen online with a browser that supports Flash, but it can also be downloaded for free for Windows or Mac as well as for all Android devices (tablet, smartphone ...).
Test it for your course preparation; use it during your classes; for your revisions or to discover Japan, it's adopting it .......
To see and download for free here:
https://geographie-muniga.org/JAPON_Carto_Flash_SDLV.html
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