Fieldwork Flashcards

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What is the name of the location of fieldwork?

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We did our fieldwork at Whitstable.

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What did we do at Whistable?

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The location of the fieldwork.

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What is the hypothesis of the physical fieldwork?

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The hypothesis is that hard engineering is controlling Longshore drift at Whitstable.

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What are our reasons for the hypothesis at Whitstable?

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The reasons are that it gives a focus for my study. It is measureable. Only simple equipment is needed.

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5
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What is our secondary data for the fieldwork?

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The secondary data was the OS Map.

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What are two advantages of using the OS Map as secondary data?

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From the OS Map, we can see groynes are in place so we know that coastal defences are not being used, meaning we could measure the differences in drop height to find out if the groynes are stopping longshore drift at Whitstable.

We can work out how far Whitstable is from the school, meaning we can decide on an appropriate time to leave to collect all the information we need to prove or disprove the hypothesis.

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What are two disadvantages of using an OS Map as our secondary data?

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The map is from 2021, meaning certain features may have changed, meaning we may need to adapt our plan on the day.

It does not give us information on things such as tide times therefore we will have to look elsewhere fort his information.

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How would you make a map more useful?

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You would make a map more useful by making it more detailed, however that may be.

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What is reliability?

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Reliability is when someone repeats the same experiment and gets the same (or at least similar) results.

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What is accuracy?

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Accuracy is how close a measurement or representation is to the actual value in the real world.

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What is validity?

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Validity is the trueness of a measurement or result, and whether it represents what it’s supposed to measure.

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Name the differences in the groyne heights from groyne 1 to 5.

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At groyne 1, the difference between north and south was 30cm.

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4 out of 5 groynes, the greatest drop height is on the what side, and what groyne supports this the most, and what is drop height on this groyne?

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4 out of 5 groynes, the greatest drop height is on the south side, with a drop height from the south to the north side of 67cm.

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