Fieldwork

Question 1

What is the Question of Physical Geography?

Answer 1

• ” How effective is the costal management at Holderness coast”?

Question 2

Write a Definition of Primary data and Secondary data?

Answer 2

• Primary Data is data you collect yourself.
• Secondary data is data collected by somebody else.

Question 3

Name 1 Example of Physical primary data and Name 1 Example of a Physical secondary data?

Answer 3

• 1) Primary Data: Pebble Size.
• 2) Weather data.

Question 4

Name 1 Example of Human Primary data and name 1 Example of a Human secondary data?

Answer 4

• 1) Primary data: Questionnaire.
• 2) Secondary Data: House Price data.

Question 5

Write a Definition of Quantitative Data and Qualitative Data?

Answer 5

• Quantitative Data is Data that is statical numbers.
• Qualitative Data Data that is descriptive.

Question 6

Name a Example of Physical Quantitative Data and Qualitative Data?

Answer 6

• 1) Quantitative Data : Erosion Rates.
• 2) Qualitative Data : OS Maps.

Question 7

Name a Example of Human Quantitative Data and Human Data?

Answer 7

• 1) Quantitative Data : House Price Data.
• 2) Qualitative Data : Photographs.

Question 8

What Is the Risk of River Currents?

Answer 8

• The Risk of powerful water making you slip.

Question 9

How do You Prevent Risk of River Currents?

Answer 9

• You Were Wellies and Be Told were to step and Also stay in groups.

Question 10

What Is the Risk of Hot Weather and Cold Weather?

Answer 10

• Wet Weather may cause slippery surfaces and hot weather can causes dehydration.

Question 11

How do You Prevent The Risk of Weather ?

Answer 11

• Students should Bring Plenty of water and Sun Cream in Hot Conditions.
• Students should Appropriable Clothing and Footwear in Wet Conditions.

Question 12

What Is the Risk of Uneven Ground?

Answer 12

• Danger of Falling over due to Uneven Footpaths.

Question 13

How Do You Prevent The risk of Uneven Grounds?

Answer 13

• Everyone Should wear sensible footwear and they should not run but walk carefully over large rocks.

Question 14

What is the Risk of Unfamiliar Areas?

Answer 14

• Getting lost in Unfamiliar Areas.

Question 15

How do Prevent the Risk of Unfamiliar Areas?

Answer 15

• Stay in groups and Carry a Map and Phone in case you get lost.

Question 16

What is the Risk of Traffic and How to Prevent Traffic?

Answer 16

• The risk of Traffic is Getting ran over by vehicles.
• To Prevent this risk you should use pedestrian crossing only when you cross the road.

Question 17

Write a Pro and Con of River Data?

Answer 17

• Pro: Data is easy to compare Downstream.
• Con: Current can make collection inaccurate.

Question 18

Write a Pro and Con of Pebble Size?

Answer 18

• Pro: You can see the Impact of Erosion.
• Con: Bias in Selecting pebbles to measure.

Question 19

Write a Pro and Con of Questionnaire?

Answer 19

• Pro: Understanding People Opinions.
• Con: People May lie.

Question 20

Write a Pro and a Con of Environment Quality survey?

Answer 20

• Pro: Gain Information on a wide variety of factors.
• Con: Subjective and can be based on opinions so its biased.

Question 21

Write a Pro and Con of Counts Traffic/Pedestrian?

Answer 21

• Pro: Understand how busy and popular a area is.
• Con: can Easily be miscounted by mistakes if an area is really busy.

Question 22

Write a Definition of an Enquiry Question?

Answer 22

• Enquiry Questions are the questions we are trying to find out by doing Fieldwork.

Question 23

Write A Definition of Data collections methods and Name some Examples?

Answer 23

• Data collection methods are the way we collected data e.g. measuring Depth, Width and Velocity.

Question 24

Write a Definition of Data Presentation methods and name 2 Examples?

Answer 24

• Data Presentation methods Are the Types of graphs we use to present data.
• For Example: Bar Chart and Scatter graph.

Question 25

Write a Definition of Accurate conclusion and Reliable Conclusion?

Answer 25

- Accurate Conclusion is when data is collected in the correct way so we can find it trustworthy. - Reliable Conclusion is when there is enough data Collected in an Accurate Way so we can trust in the result.

Question 26

Name 4 Ways To make Data Very Accurate?

Answer 26

- 1) Collect more data and Generate an average to reduce anomalies. - 2) Ask a Wider variety of questions on questionnaires. - 3) Collect data at different times of year. - 4) If Something is opinion based, consulting with other people to reduce biased.

Question 27

Name 3 Ways to make data more representative ?