Bricklane :) Flashcards

1
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Overall question?

A

To what extent is there evidence of gentrification along Brick Lane?

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2
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What is gentrification?

A

Gentrification is the transition of a community from low-income to higher income, largely through in-migration

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3
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What part of Bricklane is the most gentrified

A

The north part

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4
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What are two positives of using the Census data (% Bangladeshi population)

A

Census data is accurate and unbiased

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5
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What is a negative of using the Census data (% Bangladeshi population)

A

The data is two years old so doesn’t account for recent changes.

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6
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% of Bangladeshi population?

Zone C (Shoreditch end): ____
Zone B: ____
Zone A (Aldgate end): ____

A

C= 15%
B= 33%
A= 35%

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7
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Where was the Census data found?

A

Datashine.co.uk

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8
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How was the Census data presented?

A

bar graph

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9
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Name the three hypotheses about gentrification on bricklane?
(history, buildings, money)

A
  • Historic character more in south
  • The buildings quality is changing
  • Leading to socio-economic change
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10
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Name the methods which show ‘history hypothesis’:

A
  • Census
  • Photo survey
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11
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What is a positive of the photo survey?

A

up to date

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12
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What is a negative of the photo survey?

A

Subjective (the photographer can lead the viewer and show what they want them to show)

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13
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How was the photo survey presented?

A

annotated photos

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14
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Name the method which shows ‘buildings hypothesis’:

A

Environmental Quality Survey (EQS)

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15
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What is an EQS?

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It measures the quality of buildings, transport and public space

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16
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What is a negative of the EQS?

A

Subjective

17
Q

What is a positive of the EQS?

A

Averages- (taking an average of the two building upkeep surveys in each zone made it a more reliable experiment)

18
Q

How was the EQS presented?

A

A bipolar Barchart

19
Q

Name the method which shows the ‘money hypothesis’:

A

Commercial Land Use Survey

20
Q

What is a Commercial Land Use Survey?

A

Every building we gave a score from 0-5

5= very commercial
0= not at all commercial

21
Q

What is a positive of the Commercial Land Use Survey?

A

100% sample; we surveyed every building along our transect

22
Q

What is a negative of the Commercial Land Use Survey?

A

subjective

23
Q

How was the Commercial Land Use Survey presented?

A

We made a Choropleth (colour-coded) land use map