COMPLETE WHOLE SYLLABUS OF QUANTITATIVE AND FIELD TECHNIQUES: PG CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY 3RD SEMESTER
May 16, 2025
COMPLETE WHOLE SYLLABUS OF QUANTITATIVE AND FIELD TECHNIQUES: PG CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY 3RD SEMESTER
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hello everyone this is AA or
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Channel PG and this exam is for the topic is quantitative field and
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quantitative techniques I'm really sorry but still I'll try to make you
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understand
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topic mastering quantitative techniques and field tech
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techniques University third semester
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and analis and diagrams quantitative mapping and interpretation field
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techniques quantitive analysis and dience curve nearest neighboring
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analyzes and occupational tary diagram exponential growth cve and population
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projection index number cumulative index number there is a lot of things
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so
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definition
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reading start and
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cover
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and and
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interpr
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toal division quantitative mapping and interpretation main Center of population
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and it shifting concentration of population about mean center location
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quotation Z score uh residual mapping crop combination analysis population
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potential gravity model accessibility map
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distance centrality Matrix short
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m cality
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matx field techniques observation method
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traffic composition flow biodiversity registration crop combination
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field
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fi instrument portable weather station available clinometer available
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and available level andom because important land use stud at
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micro level using
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Cal guine coefficient and lawence curve guine coefficient and lawence curve the
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guine coefficient and Lawrence curve are tools used to measure income inequality within a
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population
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there is always anality in the
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income lawence image you lined up everyone in a population from poorest to
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the richest poorest
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di the LA plot the cumulative percentage of income earned
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by fast
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forward
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the lawence curve plots the cumulative percentage of income earned by the
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population against the cumulative percentage of people starting with the p
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poorest a perfect inequality situ situation would be diagnosed line where
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each percentage of the population earn the same percentage of income guine
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coefficient the guine coefficient in a number between 0 and 1 that represents
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the area between the perfect equality line and the Lawrence C again coefficient of zero represent perfect
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equality everyone has the same income while a coefficient of 1 percentage
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perfect inequality 1% has also the income the closer the guine coefficient
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is 21 the greater the income inequality
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surpr one
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LP cating thee short simple sub method arrange the
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population in ascending orders of income calculate the lawence Cup by plotting the cumulative percentage of income
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received against the cumulative percentage of the population
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Cate calculate the area under the Lawrence curve a calculate the areas of perfect in equality triangle B guine
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coefficient is a minus B minus a / B in
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a bracket so the guine coefficient is a measure of income inequality drive from
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the Lawrence curve with zero representing perfect equality and one
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percentage perfect inequality guine coefficient short
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notes nearest neighbor analysis and occupational tertiary diagram nearest
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neighbor analysis nearest neighbor analysis is the method used to study
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pattern of spatial distribution image you have a set of points represent for
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example trees in a forest these analysis help to determine if these points are
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random L distributed or if there is a pattern to their Arrangement how it
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works for each point you calculate the distance it nearest neighbor then you
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compare this distance to what would expect if the points we are randomly
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distributed if the distance are significantly different it suggested a non random
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pattern occupation occupational tertiary diagram
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an occupational tertiary diagram categorize occupations into three main
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groups based on certain C characteristic it helps visualize the distributions of
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occupations within a population who how it works number one
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identify three characteristic or factors relevant to the occupation you are
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studying for example skills level income or industry type number two plot each
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occupations on the diagram according to its values for these factors number
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three the three corners of the triangle represent extreme values for each
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factors number four each occupations Falls somewhere within the triangle
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indicating its maximum of characters methods of calculating tertiary
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diagram identifying three factors determining the three main characters or
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factors you have to analyze for each methods for calculating tertiary
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diagram number one identify three factors determine the main three main
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characters or factors that want to analyze for each occupations sorry for
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the dog barking behind my video just concentrate on my
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voice assign values assign values to each occupation for this three factors
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for example if one factor is a skill level you might assign a level you might assign a value from 0 to 100 for each
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occupation representing low to high skill level plot points on the tertiary
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diagram Mark a point for each occupations according to its values for
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the three factors interpretation the position of each points within the
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triangle IND Ates the mix of characteristic for that occupation
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closer to one corner means a higher level for that factor analyze analysis analyze the
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distributions of points to identify any patterns or Trends in the occupations
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based on the three factors by using this methods you can visualize represent
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analyze and analyze the distributions of occupation based on multiple
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characteristics helping to understand the compositions of the workforce more
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effectively okay the sixth slide is for exponential
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growth curve and population projection exponential growth curve describe rapid
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growth where the rate of increase is proportional to the current size
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characterized by a cve that start slowly and then steeply Rises commonly seen in
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population with abundant resources and no limiting factors population
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projection estimates further population sizes based
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on current growth rates utilizes mathematical models often based on
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exponential growth to predict population changes over time factors such as birth
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rate rate debt rate and migration consider in projections help government
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and organization plan for future resources needs and infrastructure
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development next topic is index number and cumulative
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curve index number index number Compares changes in variable in variables over
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time bying them has ratios or percentage
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often used to track changes in price product or economic indicators provides
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a standardized way to measure changes and compare different time periods or
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group cumulative index curve illustrate the cumulative change in a index over
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time plot the cumulative index values Against Time and showing the overall
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trends of change useful for visualizing long-term trends as and identifying
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periods of growth and decline one unit one is finished now
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moving to the second unit quantitative mapping and
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interpretation so the first topic we have is main centers of population and
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its shift concentration of population about main centers I'm really sorry that I'm reading right now now but it's very
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important for you to just fasten up the video and just listen what I saying
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because it's a last minute exam video so it's very important for you to listen to The Voice it will help you to memorize
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and also read the screen as well main Center of population the main Center of
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population is the average geographic location of a population image placing a
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DOT on a map for every person in a city or region the main Center would
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be where all these dots would balance out if the map we a flat surface it
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gives a central point that represent where people are gradually located over
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time changes in population distribution migration pattern and urban population
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and Urban Development can cause the main culture to shift tracking the movement of the
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main centers helps understand how a population geographic distribution changes over time concentration of
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population about main centers it refers to how closely people are cluster around
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the main centers if most people are close to the main Center it indicates a
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high concentration of population in that area if people are more spread out the
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concentration around the main Center is lower understanding population
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concentration helps with urban planning resources allocation and infrastructure
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development number two location quotation zcore zore
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zore location quotation location quotation Q lq compares the
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concentration of a particular activity such as in industri or occupation in one
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area to its concentration in a larger reference area it helps identify the
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relative importance of a specific activity within a given regon compared
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to its importance at a broader scale allocation quotation greater than one
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indicates that the activity is more concentrated in the areas of Interest compared to the reference area while a
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quotation less than one suggest less con less concentration zcore the zcore is a
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statistically measure that indicates how many standard deviation a data point is
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from the mean of a data set it helps determine whether a particular values is
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typical or unusual within the data set a a z a z score of zero means the data
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point is exactly at the mean while positive scores indicates values above
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the mean and negative scores indicates values below the mean Zed scores are
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useful for comparing different data sets and identifying outliner or extreme
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values number three number three you need two three
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you need two three residual mapping crop combination
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analysis residual mapping residual ual mapping is a technique used to compare
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observe value with predicted values in a data set it helps identifying areas or
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data points where there are significant difference between what was expected and
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what actually occurred residual are calculated by subtracting the predicted
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values from the observed values positive residual indicates values that are
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higher than expected while negative residual indicates values that are lower than expected residual mapping is useful
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for identifying patterns Trends and anomalies in data and for evaluating the
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accuracy of statistical models crop combination analysis crop combination
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analysis involve studying the combinations of crop grown in a
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particular agricultural area it helps assess the suit ility of different crop
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combination for cultivation in a given region factors such as climate soil
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conditions water availability and Market demands are considered when analyzing
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crop combination the goal is to identify optimal crop combination that maximize
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productivity minimize risk and optimize resources use crop combination analysis
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is important for agriculture planning crop rotation strategies and
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suit sustainability farming practices number
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four population potential gravity model accessibility map
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distance centrality Matrix and mat
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okay now population potential gravity model the population potential based on
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the gravity model predicts the interactions between different places
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based on factors that population size and distance between them it assumes
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that larger population and shorter distances between places lead to Stronger interaction or flow such as
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migration communicating or tread the model calculates the potential
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interaction between two places as a functions of their population size and
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distance between them often using a formula that inversely relates distance
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and strength of interaction accessibility map distance
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centrality Matrix map so there is one huge mistake which I have done there is
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a full form of mat which is multi accessibility tool that's the full form of ma multi accessibility tool
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okay and ex an accessibility map illustrate how easily
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people or good can access different location based on factors like distance
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or centrality it consider various modes of transport and travels time between
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location accessibility map helps identifying area with good or poor
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access to Services resources or markets distance Matrix
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calculate travels distance between location centrality
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Matrix matrices identify central location within a network and multi
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accessibility tools that is ma combine multiple factors to assess over
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accessibility that is the ending of our unit
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two let's move on to unit three that is field techniques
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OBS method traffic composition flow biodiversity register crop combination
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crop composition observation method traffic composition
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flow traffic composition flow observation methods involve visually recording the types and
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volume of verles or ped is train moving through a particular area such as Road
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interaction or highways observation notes observations note the different
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type of vehicles car truck bicycle pedest and their numbers often using
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tally marks or recording devices number three this method help Transportation
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planners and Engineers understanding traffic patterns identifying congestions find and plan
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for the infrastructure Improvement and traffic management strategies let me
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check if the video is recording or not I'm very bad at this
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thing yes the video is being
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record and I don't know the screen is being shared or
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not I am really
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sorry a specific habitat or ecosystem
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observers documents the species names abundance distributions and any notable
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observations such as nasing Behavior or feeding habits biodiversity registration
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helps ecologist or convers
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conversationist and land managers monitor changes in biodiversity over
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time SS habited health and prioritize conversation efforts
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observation method crop combination crop composition observation method involve
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documenting the types and distributions of crop grown in a specific agricultural
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areas observation records the name of crop being cultivated their extent that
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is he hectares or acres and any relevant detail such as planting methods
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or crop varieties and crop composition observation assist
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agricultural research Farmers policy makers in assessing land
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use patterns identifying cropping Trends and making
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information decision regarding agricultural practices crop
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diversification and food security I'm really
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sorry so you need to survey schedule house survey Market survey passenger
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survey tourist survey survey schedule household survey a household survey
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collects data about the demographic economic and social characteristic of
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household it includes the information such as family size income education level
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employment status housing
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conditions access to basic amenities household uh survey or used by
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government researcher and organization for
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policym social program and market analysis survey schedule Market survey a
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market survey gather data about consumers preferences buying habitats
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habits and market trends it investigates factors such as product preferences brand royality
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pricing sensitivity and shopping Behavior Market
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surveys help businesses understanding their target audiences identifying
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Market opportunities and develop effective marketing strategies survey
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schedule passenger survey a passenger survey collects data or passenger uses
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of transportation service has a bus train Aeroplane it's include the information
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such as travel frequency trip purpose destination mode
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of transportation satisfaction with the service quality passenger such passenger
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service assist Transportation authorities and companies in optimizing Roots improving Services reliability and
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enhancing passenger experience such survey tourist survey a tourist survey
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gather information about tourist preferences prep
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pretending pattern and travel behaviors it covers aspects such as travel
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destination commodities accom ation choices activities expenditure and satisfaction
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level tourist survey helps tourist agencies Hospitality businesses and
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destination marketers understands visitor preferences tailor offering and promotes
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tourism destinations effectively so the next topic is field
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instrument portable weather station aaable and
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clinometer if I'm pronouncing it wrong please forgive me field instrument
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portable weather station a portable weather station is a device used to
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measure various atmospheric conditions such as temperature humidity wind speed
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and precipitation it consist of sensors that collect data which is then
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displayed on a screen or recorded for later analysis portable weather stations
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are are used by metrologist researcher and outdoor Enthusiast for weather for
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casting climate monitoring and planning outdoor activity available and a an ebne
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level is a handland handheld instrument used to
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measure angles of elevations or depression it consist of a sighting tube
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with the Bubble Level and a protector scale by aligning the sighting tube with
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the object being measured and reading the angles on the scale users can
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determine the slope or inclinations of the Terran abne levels are commonly used
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in surveying forestry and concentration and constructions to measure slope grid
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and angles clinometer clinometer also known as an inclinometer is a device used to measure
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angles of inclinations or tilt it typically consist of a protector
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or level attached to a housing with the heighted pendulum or digital sensor
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clinometers are used to measure the angle of elevation or depression of objects such as trees buildings or slope
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the they are commonly used in forestry geology in engineering for slope
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stability analyses structural assessment and land
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survey land use study at micro level
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using cadastral mapping cestal map land use study at micro level using
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grial map a land use study at the micro level involves analyzing the type and
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distribution of land use in a small localized area cestal maps which
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shows property boundaries ownership and land parcel
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details are used in has the primary source of information for this study
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researchers or planers examine the cestal map to identify different land
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uses such ha a r residential commercial industrial agriculture or recreational
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recreational areas they may also note any changes or development in land use
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over time such as new construction zoning changes or land conversation this
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information helps in understanding how land is utilize within the study area
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identifying patterns of development and making information decisions about Land
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Management urban planning or resource allocation land use studies at the micro
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level are important for assessing the suitability of land for various
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purpose purposes addressing land use conflicts and promoting sustainability
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development within communities so last one
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ler definition provide so one L
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defin see watch read
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and guine coefficient guine coefficient measured income inequality in a population lawence curve visually
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represents income distribution by plotting cumulative income against the cumulative population nearest neighbor
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analyses help identifying patterns of special distribution by measuring the
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proximity of points to their nearest neighbors occupational terer diagram
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categorize occupations into three main groups based on their characteristic
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exponential growth curve defects rapid growth where the rate of growth is
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proportional to the current size population projection estimates future
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population sizes based on current growth rates in index number Compares changes
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in variables over time by experiencing them as ratios or percentage cumulative
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index curve illustrate the cumulative changes in a index over
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time main Center of population and it shift concentration of population about
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main Center main centers of populations calculates the average location of a
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population concentration a population about the main Center shows
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how densely or sply a population is distributed around
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this average Point location quotation measures the concentration of a particular activity in a region compared
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to its concentration at a larger scale zcore standardized data to determine how
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many standards deviation a value is from the mean residual mapping compares
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observed values with predicted values to identify areas of over or
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underperformance crop combination analysis assesses the suitability of
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different crop for cultivations in a given area population potential based on
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the gravity model predicts interaction between places based on population sizes
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and distances accessibility map measures how usually people or
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good can access different location based on factors like distance or
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centrality traffic composition flow observe the type and volumes of the
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traffic passing through an area biodiversity registration records the
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variety of of species in a specific habitat crop compositions observe the
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type type and distributions of crop in an agricultural areas household survey
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collects data or demographic economic and social characteristic of household
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Market Services consumers preferences buying habited and
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market trends passenger survey records data or passenger using various modes of
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transportation tourist survey gather information on tourist preference is spending patterns and travel
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behaviors portable weather stations measures weather parameters like
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temperature humidity and wind speed abne level measures angles of elevation and
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depression clinometer measures slope angles and the last one is land use
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study examines how land is utilized in a specific areas based on a c Cal mapping
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cestal map showing property boundaries and land
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ownership so that is
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all so that is
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all so all the best for your exam and see you in the next
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video she see you in the next video all the best
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bye-bye
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