3.2+-+Industrial+Systems

__From the syllabus__
Candidates should be able to:


 * Classify industries into primary, secondary and tertiary and be able to give illustrations of each.
 * Describe and explain how the proportions employed in each sector changes with respect to the level of development, including Newly Industrialised Countries (NICs).
 * Demonstrate an understanding of an industrial system: inputs, processes and outputs (products and waste).
 * Specific illustrations of high technology industries should be studied along with one other processing/manufacturing industry.
 * Describe how a variety of factors must be considered when seeking the location for high technology industries and the selected industry.


 * Demonstrate the need for sustainable development, resource conservation and management in different environments
 * Identify and describe the benefits associated with the development of industry
 * Describe how these developments may also pose threats to the environment when natural ecosystems are interfered with including: soil erosion, global warming, and pollution (air, water, noise and visual).
 * Identify areas at risk from these threats to the environment and describe attempts made to maintain, conserve or improve the quality of the environment.

**__**__Case studies__**__**

 * High-tech manufacture (Osaka-Kobe)(textbook p.152)
 * Relocation of steel manufacture in the UK (textbook p.138)