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What human data collection methods were used in the geography investigation?

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The methods used were an environmental quality survey, footfall survey, and questionnaire.

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What is an advantage of the environmental quality survey?

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Its simplicity and efficiency allowed for quick data collection.

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What is a disadvantage of the environmental quality survey?

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The subjectivity of the scoring system can lead to bias in the data.

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How was the footfall survey conducted?

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It counted the number of people in different locations over a consistent time interval of two minutes.

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What was a limitation of the footfall survey?

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Surveys were not conducted at the same time of day, affecting reliability due to external factors.

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What was a strength of the questionnaire method?

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It provided both quantitative and qualitative data on public opinions.

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What was a limitation of the questionnaire method?

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Bias in sampling, as respondents were mainly friendly-looking tourists, skewing the results.

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What physical data collection methods were used?

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Methods included sand height measurements, an orange drift test, and a property quality survey.

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What was an advantage of sand height measurements?

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They provided accurate and objective data on sand trapped by groynes.

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What was a limitation of the orange drift test?

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Its accuracy was affected by environmental factors like wind and wave strength.

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What was a disadvantage of the property quality survey?

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It relied on subjective scoring, leading to inconsistent results.

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Which physical data collection method was deemed most effective?

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Sand height measurements were the most effective due to their accuracy and relevance.

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How effective were the data collected for physical methods in reaching valid conclusions?

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Sand height measurements provided robust evidence, while the orange drift test and property quality survey had limitations.

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What human methods were assessed for their effectiveness?

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The Environmental Quality Survey, Footfall Survey, and Questionnaire.

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What was a key finding from the Environmental Quality Survey?

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It supported the hypothesis that pier regeneration influenced the quality of nearby areas.

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What was a limitation of the footfall survey?

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Data collected in September may not reflect typical footfall during peak tourist seasons.

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What was the main conclusion regarding the human methods?

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The data allowed for somewhat valid conclusions, but limitations in subjectivity and representativeness affected reliability.

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What data presentation methods were used in the physical enquiry?

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A bar chart for average groyne/beach height and a radar chart for seafront property quality.

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What was an advantage of the bar chart?

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It clearly showed variations in beach height, enabling easy comparisons.

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What was a limitation of the radar chart?

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The large number of variables crowded the chart, making it difficult to interpret.

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What presentation techniques were used in the human enquiry?

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A divided bar chart for footfall and a tree map chart for environmental quality scores.

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What was a strength of the divided bar chart?

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It effectively represented footfall data and highlighted the impact of the pier’s regeneration.

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What was a limitation of the tree map chart?

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It could be difficult to interpret at a glance, especially with similar proportions.

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What type of chart could show the percentage of locations in each environmental quality category?

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A pie chart could show the percentage of locations in each environmental quality category, offering a clearer understanding of the distribution of scores.

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How could a pie chart improve data interpretation?

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A pie chart could highlight areas of high and low quality more effectively, making the data more digestible.

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What were the limitations of the presentation techniques used?

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The divided bar chart was helpful for comparing footfall data but could be improved with better seasonal representation and spatial analysis through ArcGIS.

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What was the effectiveness of the tree map chart?

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The tree map chart provided basic comparisons but could be simplified with a pie chart for clearer interpretation.

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What improvements could enhance data presentation effectiveness?

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Both methods would benefit from adjustments to increase their clarity and make the data easier to understand for the audience.