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Geography Paper 3: Geographical Applications - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Advantages:
        
        more tourism
        
        more access to the islands
        
        good impression to tourists instead of seeing cargos
      - Disadvantages:
        - coral reef will be dredged
        
        ecosystem effected
        
        can attract tourists by building bigger airport
        
        tourists in hotels spend more money
- - - - Sample Technique:
        
        Stratified: opinions of residents and non-residents.
        
        Qualitative data: personal accounts / opinions; eg. environmental quality server.
        
        Data Collection Methods:
        
        Smartphone: take photos of the different sites to compare the environment and infrastructure / quality of life.
        
        Timer / Stopwatch: count amount of cars driven past in 30 seconds, shows how busy the area is (employment, population) and the quality of air (carbon emissions); put on a tally counter.
        
        Data Presentation Techniques:
        
        rador graph (all data collected put onto one graph / presentation)
      - SITE 1: Charles Dickens ward (poorest), SITE 2: Town Centre, SITE 3: Gunwharf Quays, SITE 4: Hot Walls
      - DATA
        
        Data Presentation Techniques: Pie Chart, Bar Chart, Histograms, Pictograms, Line Graphs, Word clouds, Annotated Photos.
        
        Data Collection Methods: Quadrat, Anemometer, Ranging Poles + Clinometer, Smartphone, Callipers, Flow Meter, Thermometer, Tally Counter.
        
        GIS (geographical information systems):
        
        advantages: multiple information on map, spatial patterns and links, accessable
        
        disadvantage: complicated, difficult to see, might not be accessable to everyone.
        
        Data Analysis: mean, median, mode, range.
    - - Sample Technique:
        
        Qualitative data: personal accounts / opinions; eg. environmental quality server.
        
        Data Collection Methods:
        
        Quadrat + calliper: randomly place the quadrat on the beach, within the 1m square look for stones and use the calliper to measure the height and width; enabling us to see how tranportation affects sendimentory rocks.
        
        Ranging poles + clinometer: poles ever 2m to see how erosion effects the gradient of the beach.
        
        Longshire drift: Tennis ball thrown into sea to see the transportation of the ball following the waves. Also, shows if the wave is destructive or constructive.
        
        Data Presentation Techniques:
        
        rador graph (all data collected put onto one graph / presentation)