Fieldwork (Newcastle and Redcar)

Complete the blanks to state our human fieldwork title: ​ (a)   has had a ​ (b)   ​ (c)   on ​ (d)   ​ (e)   .

• Regeneration
• positive
• impact
• Newcastle
• Quayside

Complete the blanks to state our physical fieldwork title: ​​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   material and beach ​ (d)   in ​ (e)   .

• groynes
• beach
• profile
• Redcar
• alter

Which DCP had the most people in it for the pedestrian count?

• 1 (industrial Gateshead)

• 2 (Byker near the river)

• 3 (Quayside near the bars and restaurants)

• 4 (Quayside near the Baltic)

Match the following results from the pedestrian count to each DCP in Newcastle

• 6

• DCP1 (Gateshead non-regenerated)

• 69

• DCP2 (Newcastle, non-regenerated)

• 42

• DCP4 (Quayside - Baltic and Sage side)

• 3

• DCP3 (Quayside)

Which side of the groyne had the most sediment?

• North

• South

Complete the conclusion about Redcar:
The ​ (a)   survey showed that the size of the material on the ​ (b)   side of the groyne was ​larger in size in comparison to the ​south . For example the mean average pebble size 2 metres away from the sea wall was ​ (c)   mm on the north side and ​ (d)   mm on the south side. This proves that my hypothesis is correct that groynes alter beach material as there has been less erosion, like ​ (e)   , on the north side of the groyne, hence the larger pebble size. ​

• pebble
• north
• 80
• 18
• attrition

What does data presentation mean?

• graphs

• step by step instructions

• discussing problems and improvements

• summarising findings with results

Answer explanation

Data = numbers
Presentation = graph type

What does methodology mean?

• graphs

• step by step instructions

• discussing problems and improvements

• summarising findings with results

Answer explanation

Methodology = how and why you've done something

What does conclusion mean?

• graphs

• step by step instructions

• discussing problems and improvements

• summarising findings with results

Answer explanation

Link back to the title of your fieldwork and don't forget data/results!

What does evaluation mean?

• graphs

• step by step instructions

• discussing problems and improvements

• summarising findings with results

Answer explanation

Identify problems with your fieldwork and then suggest how they can be improved. Remember this makes your conclusion invalid and results inaccurate!