Paper 3 Hay on Wye Flashcards

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Give 3 hazards

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Vehicles
Strangers
Terrain in rain
Getting lost
Narrow pavements

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Give the risks of each of these hazards:
Vehicles
Strangers
Terrain in rain
Getting lost
Narrow pavements

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Vehicles - collision
Strangers - stranger danger
Terrain in rain - slipping/ falling
Getting lost - not finding way back
Narrow pavements - falling/ vehicles

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How can we control the risk of collision due to vehicles?

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Don’t take surveys on the road
Look both ways before crossing the road

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How can we control the risk of stranger danger due to strangers?

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Stay a distance away from strangers
Stay with others
Don’t give too much personal information

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How can we control the risk of slipping or falling over due to wet terrain?

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Wearing efficient shoes
Be aware of surroundings

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How can we control the risk of getting lost?

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Be aware of surroundings
Stay with group
Know location at all times by observing the map

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How can we control the risk of falling over or being on the road due to narrow pavements?

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Don’t stand on the road if there isn’t enough room

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What is a primary technique?

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It involves original research, which is carried out first-hand, often for a specific purpose. It can be conducted through a range of methods including questionnaires or surveys.

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What is a quantative technique?

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techniques which provide the decision makes a systematic and powerful means of analysis, based on quantitative data. It is a scientific method employed for problem solving and decision making by the management.

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How do we collect the traffic count data?

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Use a click counter at 8 sites across the town in the morning and afternoon for 10 minutes

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Traffic Count)
WCGW and HCIBI?

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WCGW - On the day, one road on Hay was closed
HCIBI - Do more recordings

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Traffic Count hypothesis?

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Streets around centre of Hay had highest traffic

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Data presentation for traffic count

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Isoline map
Bar graph
Scattergraph

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How to collect data for Traffic noise?

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Use a decibel meter to record max noise at 8 sites twice for 10 minutes

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Traffic Noise) WCGW? HCIBI?

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WCGW - Noise from pedestrians could make results inaccurate
HCIBI - more recordings during peak of the day

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Hypothesis for traffic noise?

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Traffic noise highest on main roads around town centre

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Data presentation traffic noise:

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Proportional circles
bar graph
scattergraph

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How to collect Pedestrian Count data?

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Use a click counter to count pedestrians at 8 sites, two times for 10 minutes

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Pedestrian Count)
WCGW
HCIBI

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WCGW - was raining so less people about. Quiet time of the year
HCIBI - More readings during peak (rush hour)

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Hypothesis for pedestrian count?

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Highest number of pedestrians in the centre of Hay

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Data presentation for pedestrian count?

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Flow map
Bar Graph
Scattergraph

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How to collect land use data?

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Record land use data on a map for main commercial street in Hay

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Land use data collection)
WCGW -
HCIBI -

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WCGW - Not every building fitted into key
HCIBI - record land use for multiple streets in the centre of Hay.
Compare with another town

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Hypothesis for land use?

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Town provides good range of shops and services for both locals and tourists

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Data presentation for Land Use?
Choropleth map Bar graph
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How to collect data for Environmental survey?
Two of the sites chosen. Scores given from -3 to 3 recorded on a table
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Environment Survey WCGW HCIBI
WCGW - Subjective, different people could give very different scores HCIBI - multiple people give scores and average taken
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Hypothesis for environment survey?
Well looked after, clean and tidy town - tourists do not spoil the environment of Hay
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Data presentation for environment survey?
Radar graph
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How to collect Questionnaire data?
Interviewed 10 people chosen at random. Asked 5 questions to get views of locals and tourists
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Questionnaires WCGW HCIBI
WCGW - March, week day and raining so less people around. During the day so mostly older people. HCIBI - Possible bias - selection not truly random
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Questionnaire hypothesis?
Tourism benefits town House prices affected by tourism
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Data presentation for Questionnaires?
Bar graphs Pie charts
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How to collect data for Newspaper articles?
Newspaper article about housing development - 80 affordable homes
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