Data Collection Methods
Geography · JC 1 · Geographical Investigation Skills · 5.º Período

Data Collection Methods

Practice primary and secondary data collection techniques relevant to physical and human geography. Focus on appropriate sampling methods and the correct use of field equipment.

MOE Syllabus OutcomesSEAB Syllabus 8813 Theme 3: Geographical InvestigationLearning Outcome 1.2: Collect and record data

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Practice primary and secondary data collection techniques relevant to physical and human geography. Focus on appropriate sampling methods and the correct use of field equipment.

Key Questions

  1. What are the key differences between primary and secondary data?
  2. How do we choose the most appropriate sampling method for our study?
  3. What equipment and techniques are needed for measuring variables like infiltration rates or pedestrian flow?

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