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Question 38

A geography student is conducting a fieldwork investigation into the spatial variation of environmental quality across a recently regenerated urban dockland area. The student decides to use a systematic sampling strategy, assessing the environmental quality at every 50 m50\text{ m}50 m interval along a 1 km1\text{ km}1 km linear transect.

Explain one disadvantage of using this sampling strategy in this urban investigation.

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Investigating human environments (urban or rural) Questions

  1. GCSE
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