Human - Urban fieldwork Flashcards
(26 cards)
Secondary Data used in the investigation
Historic Moas of King’s Cross
Primary Data used in the investigation [4]
EQS, Decibel readings, Annotated photographs, Questionare
Main question for investigation
To what extent has the regeneration of King’s Cross been a success?
Sub Questions of the investigation [2]
1) How has land use changed over time
2) what is the quality of the environment in the regenerated area and the non regenerated area
Qualitative data collected [3]
Annotated photographs
Historic maps of King’s Cross
Open questions in Questionare
Quantitative data collected
EQS
Noise levels, decibel readings
Closed questions from questionare
Description of data collection process for EQS
Made judgements about the environment quality at various locations in both areas
Based on personal observation, we recorded quality from 1 to 5
Judgements made on cleanliness, greenery noise
Description of data collection process for decibel readings
Used a decibel recorder app to measure noise levels for 30 seconds at each site, recorded avg
Description of data collection process for annotated photographs
Took a picture at each location
Data collection process for open questions in questionnaire
Collected responses on the question
Was regeneration necessary and has it been useful
Description of data collection process for closed questions in Questionare
Asked questions on “how do you rate the following characteristics” and response was on a scale of 1-5
Non regenerated sampling site name
Bremerton Estate
Regenerated sampling site name
Granary Square
Sampling Strategy used for photographs, EQS and Decibel readings
Stratified systematic, divided into a grid, one sample from each grid square
Sampling strategy used for Questionnaire
Opportunistic sampling
Sampling strategy used for historic maps
Systematic sampling, maps were from 100 years apart
Presentation technique for EQS
Shaded map symbols
Good visual comparison
Central tendency
Data presentation technique for Noise Levels
Proportional map symbols
Visual analysis
Presentation technique for annotated photographs
Geolocated photographs are places around the EQS and Decibel maps to contextualise data
Data presentation technique for closed questionnaire questions
Divided bar graph to show proportional frequency of each response
Data representation technique for open questionnaire
Word cloud with most frequent words
Data presentation technique for historic maps
Table summarising observations
Analysis technique for EQS
Calculating central tendencies of data and visual analysis of maps
Data analysis technique for decibel readings
Calculating central tendencies and visual analysis of proportional symbols map
