Fieldwork Design and Planning
Planning and designing primary data collection in physical and human environments.
About This Topic
Planning and designing primary data collection in physical and human environments.
Key Questions
- Design a fieldwork investigation plan for a specific geographical inquiry question.
- Explain how to ensure that sampling techniques provide a representative view of a geographical phenomenon.
- Differentiate between various primary data collection methods suitable for physical and human geography.
Active Learning Ideas
See all activities→Activities & Teaching Strategies
See all activities
Planning templates for Geography
More in Geographical Investigations and Skills
Ethical Considerations in Fieldwork
Understanding and applying ethical guidelines when conducting field research in human environments.
8 methodologies
Collecting Data for Geography Projects
Learning simple methods to collect geographical data, such as surveys and observations.
8 methodologies
Representing Data with Graphs and Charts
Learning to use basic graphs and charts to display and understand geographical data.
8 methodologies
Cartographic Techniques and Visualization
Using cartographic techniques and data visualization to represent geographical trends.
8 methodologies
Using Maps and Atlases
Developing skills in reading and interpreting different types of maps and using an atlas.
8 methodologies
Digital Maps and Navigation
Exploring how digital maps and GPS are used for navigation and understanding places.
8 methodologies