About Geography lab

The Geography Lab at Galsi Mahavidyalaya serves as an integral part of the teaching-learning process, enriching students’ geographical knowledge. Despite the absence of pure science subjects like Chemistry, Physics, or Zoology, the Geography Lab plays a crucial role.

1. Survey Instruments:The lab houses essential survey instruments, including:

Dumpy Level: Used for precise levelling and measuring height differences.

Prismatic Compass: Helps determine direction and angles.

Plane Table: Facilitates field mapping and sketching.

Theodolite: Measures horizontal and vertical angles.

2. Weather Measurement Tools:Instruments for measuring weather elements include:

Barometer: Measures atmospheric pressure.

Thermometer: Records temperature variations.

Hygrometer: Determines humidity levels.

3. Computers and Projectors:

Equipped with a set of computers and a laptop with a folding projector, the lab integrates technology into geography education.

Visual aids enhance learning and allow for interactive presentations.

4. Maps and Models:

The lab features various types of maps:

Wall Maps: Display geographical features, regions, and boundaries.

Topographical Maps: Show elevation contours and landforms.

Weather Maps (IMD): Depict meteorological data.

Models provide a tangible representation of geographical concepts.

5. Practical Tools and Gadgets:

Practical Tools Box: Contains essential items for fieldwork and experiments.

Colour Box: Useful for map colouring and highlighting.

Scientific Calculator: Supports calculations during data analysis.

6. Globe and Light Trace Box:

The globe serves as a three-dimensional representation of Earth, aiding spatial understanding.

The light trace box assists in tracing maps and overlays.

Despite limitations, the Geography Lab empowers students to explore the world through practical experiences.

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