Geography Stratford 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyStratfordGCSEEdexcel Created by: simranCreated on: 27-01-20 20:59 Define Deprivation When you do not have enough or lack something. 1 of 32 What are the 7 indicies of deprivation Income, Employment, Education, Health, Crime, Environment, Housing 2 of 32 What is Qualitative Data and state an example Data based on people's opinions or ideas 3 of 32 What is Quantitative Data and state an example Data which contains numbers and figures, e,g a pedestian count 4 of 32 What are the challenges for East Village? Expensive area to live in, targeted for crime, higher income families, good emplyment levels, more public space 5 of 32 What are the challenges for Carpenters Estate? Increased crime rate, lower income, less employment and less public space 6 of 32 Where is stratford located? In South- East of England, close to southend on sea, easy access to M25, North of the river Thames 7 of 32 Why is stratford a good study area? Distances between East Village and Carpenters Estate is close, allows us to walk ( in one day) 8 of 32 What is Sampling? Is the process of collecting data from some sites or people in order to obtain a perspective on the population. 9 of 32 What are the pros and cons of sampling? PROS: Is quicker, cheaper CON: often is impossible to access whole population. 10 of 32 What is Systematic Sampling? Measurments are taken taken at regular intervals 11 of 32 What is Random Sampling? each member of the population is equally likely to be included in the sample 12 of 32 What is Stratified sampling? when the population is split into sub-groups. A proportianate number of measurments that are taken from each groups. 13 of 32 Overall Rist formula likelihood x severity= overall risk 14 of 32 What 5 data collection methods can we use? Photograph Log, Service Tally, Crime Index, Building Quality Survey and Questionaires 15 of 32 What is a Photograph Log? photos focusing on transport, housing and social aspects of the area 16 of 32 How do Photograph logs help us investigate the challenges in stratford? Can compare areas visually 17 of 32 What is a Service Tally? Tally of amount of facilities, e.g. schools, libraries post offices 18 of 32 How does a service tally help us investigate the challenges in stratford? able to see what places are available and compare. 19 of 32 What is Crime Index? Table indicating specific evidence for crime 20 of 32 How does Crime Index help us investigate the challenges in stratford? Shows how bad crime rate is and what types are more common than others 21 of 32 What is a Building Quality Survey ? a table that indicates the buildings in Stratford area 22 of 32 How does building quality survey help us investigate the challenges in stratford? able to see strengths of buildings and compare them 23 of 32 What is a Questionaires ? Questions that people answer 24 of 32 How do Questionaires help us investigate the challenges in stratford? people think about the area and how they vary and compare answers 25 of 32 How to present urban fieldworks? Pie charts = Questionaries, Bar Charts = service tally and Radar graphs =Building Quality Surveys 26 of 32 What is a disadvantage of scatter graphs? inappropiate for more than 2 variables 27 of 32 What is a disadvantage of pie charts? Small segments, hard to interpret 28 of 32 What is a disadvantage of chroloploth maps? hidden variation within areas 29 of 32 What is a disadvantage of triangular graphs? Data must be in percentages 30 of 32 What is a disadvantage of bar charts ? do not showrelationship between categories 31 of 32 What is a disadvantage of cross section diagrams ? only shows snap shots of the river profiles at a given point 32 of 32
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