Yet

• Risk reduction

  Looking at weather forecast, staying in groups, wearing sensible shoes, staying on path
• Environmental Quality analysis


  Qualitative, looked at different areas, comparative data but subjective
• Resident questionnaires


  Quantitative and qualitative, related to hypothesis, gave numerical data, but some didn't want to respond
• Improvements could include: analyzing seasonal changes, altering questionnaire sampling, using secondary data
• Ensuring data accuracy and reliability: repeating measurements, taking averages, using teacher-provided data
• Location suitability

  • Accessible, wide range of data could be collected
• Investigation linked to geographical theory

  Urban regeneration, redevelopment, sustainability, environmental quality
• Risk reduction

  Using designated crossings, wearing layers of clothing, maintaining distance from river
• Environmental Quality survey


  • Quantitative, easy to compare, subjective, not direct measurement
• Data representation


  Locator bar chart, dispersion diagram - both have advantages and disadvantages
• Environmental Quality results showed larger inter-quartile range in Carpenter's estate compared to East Village, indicating poorer maintenance