Possible techniques for urban rebranding 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? GeographyRural and urban challenges and regenerationASOCR Created by: naomiCreated on: 11-04-13 20:57 Fieldwork - Qualitative Place check forms (www.placecheck.info) In depth interviews of users locals, visitors, tourists) to see what they like.dislike 'Oral histories' Old photographs - from museums etc Questionnaires and visitor surveys Interviews 1 of 4 Fieldwork - Quantitative Land Use Survey including Drosscape (% of dereliction and decay) Environmental quality surveys: shopping and landscape quality, litter count, graffiti mapping/count, index of decay Housing condition survey and level of occupancy Bipolar surveys Capacity surveys Shopping and facility survey attraction survey - visitors and locals cost benefit analysis sphere of influence - catchment of visitors into the area footfall analysis of shops/PLVI 2 of 4 Research - Qualitative Internet blogs/forums for local attitudes or information on projects Newspaper articles on places/reputations/views Local case studies and initiatives on organisational websites (englandsrds, urcs, nwda) Road maps to see how the land use/services/facilities have changes Analysis of change using old photos and new photos/images (flickr.com) DCDA - images of dorset coast 3 of 4 Research - Quantitative UK census data/Acorn Profiles - analyse demographic change and migration patterns (statistics.gov.uk, upmystreet.com) GIS/Mapping Sites (ordnancesurvey.co.uk, google maps, multimap.com) Crime statistics Blue flag statistics (only coastal) (adoptabeach.org.uk) DCDA - GIS of Dorset coast rateable values (www.voa.gov.u) - value of property/land 4 of 4
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