Fieldwork: Urban (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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Methods and secondary data
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Secondary data definition

Data already collected by other organisations/researchers

Qualitative methods focus

Gathering descriptive info about characteristics & quality

Quantitative methods involve

Collecting numerical data that can be measured & analysed

Environmental quality survey purpose

Assess & compare condition of different neighbourhoods

Land use surveys record

Numbers/percentages about how areas are used (e.g. residential)

Physical landscape analysis examines

How natural & built features interact in urban environments

ONS provides

Comprehensive census data

ONS census service name

Neighbourhood Statistics service

Census data allows you to

Identify patterns & correlations within urban areas

Secondary data advantages

Professionally collected, reliable, covers large areas/long periods

Secondary data limitations

May not match focus, no control over collection, gaps exist

Sampling strategies importance

Avoid bias - ensure results represent wider urban area

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