human data collection 6 marker Flashcards
What was the disadvantage of the human data collection method?
Scores from 1-5 were selected using a subjective decision-making process, which may include personal bias.
For example, what is considered to be an attractive building varies depending on your preferences.
What was an advantage of the human data collection method?
It was quick to make a decision, so it did not take long to complete as it was a simple scoring system.
What was the method used for footfall surveys?
Each time I measured for 2 minutes to ensure consistency between each site.
What was a disadvantage of the footfall survey?
It was only completed for 2 minutes and was not consistently measured at the same time of day, which may make the data unreliable.
What was an advantage of conducting footfall surveys in Southwold?
Southwold is a small town, making it easy to count each person without missing anyone, resulting in accurate data.
What type of questions were included in the questionnaire?
A mix of closed questions (multiple choice) and open questions, allowing for quick responses and detailed thoughts.
What was a potential bias in the questionnaire sampling?
I approached friendly-looking people who were not in a rush, likely tourists, which may not represent the views of residents.
What was the conclusion regarding the effectiveness of the questionnaire?
The most effective method was the questionnaire because it allowed for specific questions linked to the pier regeneration.
What was the biggest issue identified with the environmental quality survey?
The scores were subjective, which made them less reliable.
