Atopography map is used to study the changes in vegetation associated with different elevations. which individual most likely uses them for this purpose?

-a scientist
-a businessman
-a government official
-a construction engineer

A topographic map provides information about elevations in an attempt to provide a more realistic representation of the planet (which is not flat land all over).

When applied to the study of vegetation depending of the elevation (and the type of terrain), the data provided by such a map is best used by a scientist who can analyze all the variables.

The three others will refer to the scientist for information based on their own needs, but only the scientist can really interpret the data correctly.

The business man might want to know where a specific plant grows to launch a product related to it.

The government official might want to know which area to protect to secure the preservation of that plant.

The construction engineer might want to know about roots systems or other interactions with his building/road.

A topographic map provides information about elevations in an attempt to provide a more realistic representation of the planet (which is not flat land all over).

When applied to the study of vegetation depending of the elevation (and the type of terrain), the data provided by such a map is best used by a scientist who can analyze all the variables.

The three others will refer to the scientist for information based on their own needs, but only the scientist can really interpret the data correctly.

The business man might want to know where a specific plant grows to launch a product related to it.

The government official might want to know which area to protect to secure the preservation of that plant.

The construction engineer might want to know about roots systems or other interactions with his building/road.

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