Bristol- case study

Question 1

1st Stage to enquiry

Answer 1

What, where, why, risks

Question 2

2nd Stage to enquiry

Answer 2

How we will conduct enquiry

Question 3

3rd Stage to enquiry

Answer 3

Graphical representation of the data

Question 4

4th Stage to enquiry

Answer 4

Analysing of data, what the data means

Question 5

5th Stage to enquiry

Answer 5

What we could have done better and why

Question 6

Random sampling

Answer 6

Just randomly sampling different pieces of data

Question 7

Systemic sampling

Answer 7

Where the data is systematically chosen eg 10 m east

Question 8

Stratified sampling

Answer 8

Data chosen for fieldwork study

Question 9

What kind of sampling did we use?

Answer 9

Stratified

Question 10

Interquartile range

Answer 10

How bunched together the data is

Question 11

Where is Bristol?

Answer 11

Middle of England, north-west of London

Question 12

How many people live in Bristol?

Answer 12

380,000 people, making it the 10th largest city in England

Question 13

What is distribution

Answer 13

The way population is spread over an area

Question 14

Population density

Answer 14

A measurement of numbers of people in an area, in km2.

Question 15

What does sparsely populated mean?

Answer 15

Not many people

Question 16

What does densely populated mean?

Answer 16

Means people lots of people live there

Question 17

What impact have migrants had in Bristol?

Answer 17

Enrich the culture
They need to provide tutors for children who’s first language is not English
There is more pressure on housing
Improving levels of skills

Question 18

How is Bristol changing?

Answer 18

The population is growing rapidly
The electrification of the train line means that the journey time has gone down to 70 mins
The population is more ethnically diverse
There are more people in Bristol that are under 16 to those of pensionable age
Over 2 mil people live within the 50 km of city

Question 19

Social opportunities in Bristol-

Answer 19

Sport-
Has two professional football teams, attract a wide range of audiences
Shopping -
Can help to reduce crime, attract employment etc, cabbot circle
Entertainment-
Festivals, sports events etc
Harbourside-
Old warehouses turned into shops and restaurants , art places and museums

Question 20

When was the new harbour built?

Answer 20

1975

Question 21

When was the avonmouth dock built?

Answer 21

1870s

Question 22

What are the brownfield sites?

Answer 22

Land that has been used, abandoned and now can be reused

Question 23

What is urban greening?

Answer 23

Over 1/3 of Bristol is open space and 90% of the population live within 350 m for a park/ water. There are 8 nature reserves and 300 parks in the city. In 2015, it became their primary principle to make the city as green as possible

Question 24

What did queens square park used to be?

Answer 24

A dual carriage way

Question 25

What is sustainable energy?

Answer 25

About 200 people died last year due to pollution. With the green attitude, it improves people’s quality of life as well as their health

Question 26

What is the integrated transport scheme?

Answer 26

In 2012 Bristol was the second most congested city in the uk. A journey as rush hour took 31% longer then at any other time of the day. Now 57% of people walk or cycle, which is more than any other uk city.

Question 27

What about Bristol’s population?

Answer 27

The population has grown by 9% since 2000 and the amount of waste is down by 18%. The city still produces 0.5 million tonnes of waste a year.

Question 28

Poverty in Bristol, filwood

Answer 28

1/3 of 16-24 year olds are unemployed In 2013, only 36% of students gained 5 good GCSEs Above average teen pregnancies Life expectancy is 78, rest of Bristol is 80 Over 1,300 crimes a year 62% of people feel unsafe to go out at night.

Question 29

Stoke bishop, richest area

Answer 29

``` 81% of houses are owned 50% of population has a degree Only 3% of population is unemployed Life expectancy’s 83 Less than 300 crimes a year ```

Question 30

How many social houses are needed ?

Answer 30

9,000 are needed but there are only 41 available

Question 31

What are the problems?

Answer 31

14,000 people are on the waiting list for a house and