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What is the purpose of analysis in fieldwork?

Analysis helps make sense of data by identifying patterns, changes, trends, connections and meanings. This helps us answer the research enquiry or hypothesis.

What should you do to ensure a thorough analysis of data?

Describe the data shown in the chosen presentation method, identify the highest and lowest results, look for patterns or trends, and examine relationships or correlations between data points.

What is qualitative analysis and how is it conducted?

Qualitative analysis involves examining photographs or sketches and annotating them to explain what is happening and what the data indicates.

Detailed annotations add depth and meaning to the visual data.

Give examples of qualitative data types.

Interview transcripts, field notes, photographs and videos and field sketches.

What is quantitative analysis used for, and what are its key components?

Quantitative analysis deals with figures, statistics and numerical data.

Key components include range, mean, median, mode and identifying anomalies.

What are the different ways to present data in fieldwork?

Data can be presented using graphs, charts, photographs, maps, drawings/sketches and diagrams. The method depends on the nature of the data collected.

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