Bishop Challoner Geography


Analysis due in on 11th June - Start after Docklands Visit

Questionnaire Analysis and Environmental Analysis - Due in on 11th June 2008

Land Use Analysis and all other analysis – Due in on 18th June 2008

1. Present your results in some form of graph / map or chart. You need to analyse each of the graphs using the suggested template below:

2. You now need to analyse your results. To do this you need to make sure you have included the following:

What is the general trend on the graph?

What is the highest result?

Why is this the highest?

Does this answer any of your hypothesis or theory? If so what does it show?

Is there any anomalies?

Why is this anomaly here – Try to explain why the anomalies are here

Any problems with this analysis? – Why may it not be valid if someone else did the project?

Does this link in with any of your other data / results?

 

Environmental Survey Analysis

There are two ways to analyse your data. You can either analyse it based on each location or each environmental factor. Either way you need to do the following:

Which site / factor scored the highest?

Why did this score the highest?

Which location / factor scored second highest?

Why did this score the second highest?

Which location / factor scored the lowest?

Why did this score the lowest?

Where there any odd ones out?

Why were there odd ones out?

Does this answer any of your hypothesis or theory? If so what does it show?

Any problems with this analysis? – Why may it not be valid if someone else did the project?

Does this link in with any of your other data / results?

 

Land Use Survey Analysis

There are two ways to analyse the data. You can either analyse it based on each location or each land use. Either way you need to do the following:

Which site / land use scored the highest?

Why did this score the highest?

Which location / land use scored second highest?

Why did this score the second highest?

Which location / land use scored the lowest?

Why did this score the lowest?

Where there any odd ones out?

Why were there odd ones out?

Does this answer any of your hypothesis or theory? If so what does it show?

Any problems with this analysis? – Why may it not be valid if someone else did the project?

Does this link in with any of your other data / results?

HOUSING SURVEY

Questionnaires

We started to design a questionnaire to ask the people in the docklands their throughts on the docklands.

On Wed 7th May we will type up the questionnaire and annotate it with text boxes to explain why you picked each question.

Homework on Questionnaires due in on 14.05.08

  • Questionnaire printed out
  • Annotated Questionnaire
  • Methodology on your questionnaire

1.      Now you need to start explaining why you are doing a questionnaire. This should follow the usual format:

A.      Why did you decide to do a questionnaire?

B.      How does this relate to your theory?

C.      How many questionnaires will you hand out, how will you choose to hand them out, will you let the respondents fill in the questionnaire or will you ask the questions. Explain why you decided to make these decisions.

D.     For my questionnaire I will ask the following questions……… We will do this in class. You will type up the questionnaire and then add on text boxes to show why you included that questionnaire. This should include reference to your theory, hypothesis and other methods.

E.      I am expecting to find out that ………………………

F.       I will carry this survey out in the following locations Canry Wharf, West India Quay, Cabot Square and Excel Centre.

G.     Although I will try to ensure my results are reliable they may be some problems with these results. These problems include………………………………………………………

H.     I could improve my results by doing the following……………………………………………………

  • Questionnaire with annotation on how your propose to present your results.

 

How to annotate your questionnaire

You will need this to do the class work on Wed 7th May 2008

By the end of the lesson you should have completed the following:

  • Blank Questionnaire - Print 2 copies
  • Annotated Questionnare - Print and Save

 

What should be on your annotated questionnaire for each question

Why you included this questionnaire....

How does it relate to your theory.....

This will link in with my ..............

My predictions are ................

 

An example of a questionnaire with the annotation is here. This is a draft questionnaire and can not be used as your own...!!

What should have been finished by now

This will be checked in class on Wed...  Make sure you have the following completed by Thursday 7th May 2008 to avoid an after school detention.

There will be an after school coursework club on Wed from 3.30pm - 4.30pm

 

NAME: ……………………………………………….

Form:………………….

Coursework Check List 07.05.08

What should have been submitted and completed by now:

Introduction:

        Maps

        Key Words

        Geographical Theory

Level Awarded:      1 /  2/  3

Grade Awarded:   1   /  2  /  3  /  4  /  5  /  6  /

Work I need to do on my introduction ……………………………………………………………………………………………….

 

Methods

        Methods table complete with : Price comparison, land use, environmental survey and questionnaire.

        Described how to d a price comparison

Level Awarded:      1 /  2/  3

Grade Awarded:   1   /  2  /  3  /  4  /  5  /  6  /

Comments…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

        Describe how to do spearman’s rank

Level Awarded:      1 /  2/  3

Grade Awarded:   1   /  2  /  3  /  4  /  5  /  6  /

Comments…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

        Described how to do a land use survey

Level Awarded:      1 /  2/  3

Grade Awarded:   1   /  2  /  3  /  4  /  5  /  6  /

Comments…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

        Described how to do an environmental survey

Level Awarded:      1 /  2/  3

Grade Awarded:   1   /  2  /  3  /  4  /  5  /  6  /

Comments…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

 

Data Presentation

        Spearmans Rank Table

Comments………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

        Scatter graph

 

Comments……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

 

        Pre drawn out table for environmental survey with key included

Comments……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Data Interpretation

        Price comparison

Comments……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

 

Action

Changes to be submitted by:………………………………………

 

Environmental Survey

THIS HOMEWORK SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BY NOW ...

I decided to do a environmental survey because………..

For my environmental survey I will have the following classification………

The reason I will have the following categories is because………………………………………..

I am expecting to find out that ………………………

I will carry this survey out in the following locations Canry Wharf, West India Quay, Cabot Square and Excel Centre.

Although I will try to ensure my results are reliable they may be some problems with these results. These problems include………………………………………………………

I could improve my results by doing the following……………………………………………………

 

 

Draw out a template ready to do a environmental survey on a sheet of graph paper.

Make sure you make up an appropriate key. 

LAND USE SURVEY

In the lesson you will have created the classifications. Your homework is to explain the purpose of your land use map. Use the following guidelines to help you with your coursework.

THIS WILL BE DUE IN ON 2ND MAY 2008

I decided to do a land use survey because………..

 

For my land use survey I will have the following classification………

 

The reason I will have the following categories is because………………………………………..

 

I am expecting to find out that ………………………

 

I will carry this survey out in the following locations Canry Wharf, West India Quay, Cabot Square and Excel Centre.

 

Although I will try to ensure my results are reliable they may be some problems with these results. These problems include………………………………………………………

 

I could improve my results by doing the following……………………………………………………

 

 

Bid Rent Theory

What is Bid Rent Theory

It can be seen that commerce (in particular large department stores/chain stores) is willing to pay the greatest rent to be located in the CBD. The CBD is very valuable for them because it is traditionally the most accessible location for a large population. This large population is essential for department stores, which require a considerable turnover. As a result, they are willing and able to pay a very high land rent value. They maximise the potential of their site by building many stories.
 
As you move from the CBD, commerce is unwilling to pay as much for a site. In fact, what they are willing to pay declines rapidly.
 
Industry is, however, willing to pay to be on the outskirts of the CBD. There is more land available for their factories, but they still have many of the benefits of the CBD, such as a market place and good communications.
As you move further out, so the land is less attractive to industry and the householder is able to purchase land. The further you go from the CBD, the cheaper the land. This is why inner city areas are very densely populated (terraces, flats and high rises), whilst the suburbs and rural areas are sparsely populated (semi and detached houses with gardens).
 
 
 
ABOUT MY PLACE  - USE THIS WEBSITE TO FIND OUT AVERGAE HOUSE PRICES.
 
POSTCODE FINDER - Use this website to calculate teh distances from each area.
 
The following needs to be submitted by 23rd April 2008
 
THIS NEEDS TO BE ON 4 SEPERATE SHEETS OF A4. AS THEY WILL APPEAR IN DIFFERENT CHAPTERS
 
1. Your results table (completed in class)
2. How you carried out this method. This should be a full written descrition at least 1 page long describing how you carried out your price comparison. This should include some theory about Bid Rent.
3. Presentation of your results. There must be two forms of presentation ( a graph in the bid rent style) and a map with your results on it.
4. Your analysis should be completed which will include details on the following:
  • Which areas are the most expensive
  • Which areas are the cheapest ?
  • What is the general trenD ?
  • Are there any odd ones out ?
  • Is the Bid Rent Theory correct for the Docklands
  • Provide some evidence that the theory is true or false
  • Why can these points not be trusted ?
 

The Chapters for your coursework

POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS