URBAN FEILDWORK ASSIGNMENT - Q6

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Geographical enquiry (title)

Does environmental quality improve with distance to the CBD?

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Location

London

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Section of London I used for the CBD

The West End area

<p>The West End area</p>
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Aim

To compare the CBD with other areas of the urban environment (london)

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Hypothesis 1

Noise and air pollution levels are higher in the CBD compared to more residential

suburban areas

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Hypothesis 2

Littering and waste levels are higher in the CBD

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Hypothesis 3

Poorer air quality due to traffic congestion and waiting cars.

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Sampling strategies

I used systematic sampling

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Where did you start and why

WHERE - The roundabout next to Trafalger Square

WHY - It is close to the centre of the CBD and allows me to easily go in different directions with a centre to go from

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How many directions did I go from the round about?

6

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What distances did I go between collecting data

200m

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How far in each direction did I go

2 km

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What did I do at turns in the road taking me off course

Taking the one that allowed me to go as straight as possible

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How did I show my route using quantitative data

I highlighted the routes I took on a map and used dots in a different colour to show every 200m stop

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How did you collect quantitative data

Using a score sheet that included 5 categories

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What were the 5 categories

  • Condition of buildings

  • Traffic conjestion

  • Open/green space

  • Shops and services

  • Litter

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How could results be unreliable?

  1. The results of some of the points (traffic) will differ depending on the time of day, if I had gone out at 11 am on a working Monday morning compared to 3-4 pm on a working Friday traffic would be very different.

  2. I was the only person scoring the area, so results could have been biased

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How did you collect quantitative data

  • Taking a panoramic (360º) photo of where i was standing, and marking litter

  • Counting number of cars queuing is a traffic light is where I was

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How did I use secondary data

Measuring air quality in the area I was in

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What site did I use to calculate the air quality

IQair.com

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How did I present my data?

Used a spider chart to show my results from the score sheet

Presented my annotated images

Showed my highlighted map

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Weaknesses of my study

I did not present much qualitative data, which gives my reults less accurate findings

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Strengths

I collected both secondary and primary data and visted the site myself