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Multi-plaza Investigation

Multi-plaza Investigation. Structure of the Investigation. Introduction (history & description of Multi-plaza) Hypothesis (aim/what do you expect to find) Methodology (how you did the research) Data Presentation (graphs, maps, charts ) Data Analysis (what does the data show )

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Multi-plaza Investigation

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  1. Multi-plaza Investigation www.i-study.co.uk

  2. Structure of the Investigation • Introduction (history & description of Multi-plaza) • Hypothesis (aim/what do you expect to find) • Methodology(how you did the research) • Data Presentation (graphs, maps, charts) • Data Analysis (what does the data show) • Conclusion (was your hypothesis correct) www.i-study.co.uk

  3. Location Easy & quick access to central san Jose, close links to the main pistas connecting with the suburbs of San Jose. www.i-study.co.uk

  4. Site Large area of relatively flat land with good transport links & close to wealthy suburbs of San Jose www.i-study.co.uk

  5. Flat, even surfaces: good for the elderly, wheel chairs & parents with buggies Climate control Areas for relaxing & taking a break from shopping www.i-study.co.uk

  6. Food court - allows people to have meals & spend longer In the mall ( & more money). Play areas for children. Yukids looks after children whilst Parents go off shopping Cinema complex attracts people for entertainment & in the evenings. www.i-study.co.uk

  7. Large department stores attract shoppers with the range of products that they Stock. Outdoor parking in the new section in addition to the Multi-storey. www.i-study.co.uk

  8. Introduction • Background to Multiplaza. • Map showing location. • Advantages of location. (labelled site map) • Why does it attract so many people? www.i-study.co.uk

  9. Hypothesis • Where do you think will be the busiest locations in Multiplaza? • Why do you think this? • Where do you think the most expensive rents per m2 are in Multiplaza? • Why do you think this? • Are there distinct zones in Multiplaza? • Explain & suggest reasons why. www.i-study.co.uk

  10. Globalisation • How globalised do you think Multiplaza is? Give reasons for why you think this. www.i-study.co.uk

  11. Methodology • The purpose of this section is to show that you understand the research methods that you have been using. • Describe each of the methods you used to collect data (how you did it). • Explain why you used the methods to collect data (what will it show you). www.i-study.co.uk

  12. Diary for the day • 10:15 – left school as a class to go to Mulitplaza. • 10.30 – in groups started investigation in Multiplaza. We worked in groups of 3 because......... • 10.40 – We did a footfall survey. We did this at...........To do this we.............. We did it to find out.......... • Continue the diary to cover the whole time you were at Multiplaza. • You should also add a paragraph about the research you did about Mulitplaza for the introduction section. www.i-study.co.uk

  13. Data Presentation • Bar chart to show the pedestrian counts at the different locations • Shaded map with key that identifies the different store types. • Annotated photographs www.i-study.co.uk

  14. Data Analysis • Describe what you data presentation shows: • what patterns are there? • Where are the busiest places. • Explain the patterns/data: • Why do you think you have got these results www.i-study.co.uk

  15. Conclusion • Summarise the main findings of your investigation. • Do the results match your initial expectations? www.i-study.co.uk

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