Section A- coast Flashcards

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1
Q

Where is your coast fieldwork?

A

Walton-On-The-Naze

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6 stages to the enquiry process

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-develop a question
-use techniques and methods (qualitative and quantitive)
to collect data
-process data and present it
-analyse and explain your data
-make conclusions
-evaluate your data and data collection methods

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3
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Main aim of study

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To investigate the role of the processes and management at the coast in Walton

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4
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Primary data

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collected by me

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5
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Primary qualitative data methods

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  • field sketch

- photographs

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Primary quantitive data methods

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  • wave count
  • landform profile
  • infiltration rates
  • sediment analysis
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Secondary data

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is collected by other people

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Secondary data we used

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  • website
  • newspaper articles
  • old maps
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Types of sampling techniques

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  • stratified
  • systematic
  • random
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10
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Advantages/disadvantages of stratified sampling

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Advantages

  • comparisons easily made
  • can be very flexible

Disadvantages
-you may need knowledge of the location

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Advantages/disadvantages of stratified sampling

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Advantages

  • straight forward
  • more coverage of the study area can be covered

Disadvantages

  • can be more biased
  • can read to under representation of an area
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Advantages/disadvantages of random sampling

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Advantages

  • unbiased
  • no personal selection or judgement

Disadvantages

  • might be time consuming
  • some areas don’t get sampled
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