LRC is booked as follows:
Weds 18.06.08
Thurs 19.06.08
Weds 02.07.08
Thurs 03.07.08
26.06.08 - working in L24
27.6.08 - working in L24
Friday, 13 June 2008
Wednesday, 28 May 2008
5. Typical shopper profile
From the questionnaire that was carried out, produce a profile of a typical shopper in the CBD. Select a suitable picture from clip art and label it according to your findings. e.g. a typical shopper travelled less than 15 minutes, is here to buy comparison goods, thinks that the CBD is very attractive and the range of goods is excellent etc.
3. Scattergraphs
You will need to produce two scattergraphs
1. To show correlation between distance from CBD (Mell Sq?) and overall shopping quality score for each site
2. To show any correlation between distance from CBD and pedestrian count
You may wish to carry out a spearman rank correlation to test any significance in the relation between the variables.
Make sure graphs have a title, axes are labelled and that there is a line of best fit drawn with a ruler
1. To show correlation between distance from CBD (Mell Sq?) and overall shopping quality score for each site
2. To show any correlation between distance from CBD and pedestrian count
You may wish to carry out a spearman rank correlation to test any significance in the relation between the variables.
Make sure graphs have a title, axes are labelled and that there is a line of best fit drawn with a ruler
3. Shopping quality and street appearance survey
1. Firstly produce a table which shows the scores for shopping quality and street appearance for each site
2. Draw small bar graphs which show the scores for shopping quality and street appearance for each of your 10 locations. Make sure you use the same colour for each category at different locations to enable comparisons.
These bar charts will enable you to:
compare shopping quality at each site
compare street appearance at each site
compare overall score for each site
3. Now stick each of the individual bar charts on an A3 map at the location where the survey was carried out.
Make sure map has a title and a key
This A3 map will count as one of your complex skills
2. Draw small bar graphs which show the scores for shopping quality and street appearance for each of your 10 locations. Make sure you use the same colour for each category at different locations to enable comparisons.
These bar charts will enable you to:
compare shopping quality at each site
compare street appearance at each site
compare overall score for each site
3. Now stick each of the individual bar charts on an A3 map at the location where the survey was carried out.
Make sure map has a title and a key
This A3 map will count as one of your complex skills
2. Photo analysis - Enq B
2. Photo analysis
This techniques could be used to show quality of shopping environment, street appearance, shopping quality etc. You could include small location map on the same page and written analysis. Make sure labels are DETAILED
Photos could have:
Tracing overlays with added details / annotations
Different coloured arrows highlighting different aspects
Coloured dots with a key reflecting different aspects e.g.
· paving quality
· eye catching window displays
· floral displays
· litter bins
· entrances
· surveillance / safety
· shop fronts
· displays
· signs / advertising
· vertical
· zoning
This techniques could be used to show quality of shopping environment, street appearance, shopping quality etc. You could include small location map on the same page and written analysis. Make sure labels are DETAILED
Photos could have:
Tracing overlays with added details / annotations
Different coloured arrows highlighting different aspects
Coloured dots with a key reflecting different aspects e.g.
· paving quality
· eye catching window displays
· floral displays
· litter bins
· entrances
· surveillance / safety
· shop fronts
· displays
· signs / advertising
· vertical
· zoning
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