Yet more beach data!

Caption anyone?

Mrs A has cut her hedge & replied to my email! I have added three more sets of data to the folder in 4shared.com. You can open the folder by clicking here. However the Robin Hoods Bay Data is not all clearly labelled as to which transect it is & I think one is incorrectly labelled as Stoupe Sands so I need to check with the masters. Hopefully I can do this tomorrow at school. Hornsea 7 is also 'missing'. Hope this helps, all should be sorted by the end of Monday.

Beaches: More data

The photo was taken just after sunrise on Tuesday morning!

So far I have uploaded some Hornsea, one RHB, one Mappleton & most of the Stoupe Sands data to 4 shared, plus an adobe slide show of the beaches pictures. I will upload the rest as soon as I have got them from Mrs A. I suggest that you extract the data that you require & organise it onto your own Excel spreadsheets in such a way as to make the functions that you want to undertake more 'straightforward'. The spreadsheets were designed purely to record data!

Beaches pdf

Honsea 1

Hornsea 3

Hornsea 6

Hornsea 7

Hornsea 8

Mappleton 3

Robin Hoods Bay 3

Stoupe Sands 2

Stoupe Sands 3

Stoupe Sands 4

Stoupe Sands 5

Stoupe Sands 8

I hope there is enough here to get you started at least! Watch this space for more data.

Data

So far I have entered and uploaded all of the 2007 Coltham Sands data to my 4shared account. Transect 1

Transect 2

Transect 3

Transect 4

Transect 5

Transect 6

The photographs are on an adobe slideshow at the moment and are also on 4shared here. Once you have played the slideshow you will be given the opportunity to download the slideshow. From that you should be able to copy and paste individual pictures into your work. There are more photos from 2005 on my flickr account, inc. more of vegetation (an area where current data was a little sparse???). You can find them by following this link.

Next on my list of 'stuff to do' is to upload as much of the beach data as I have, plus sort out the beach & river data. This may be later today but I have a garden that needs some TLC & it is holiday time!

On a final note, we may not have won the world cup, but the boys did us proud. They worked for each other & they gave 100%. No-one can ask for more. One rugby commentator writing in the Sunday Times put Ashton's undoubted success as a coach down to his decision & ability to empower the players to work it out for themslves. Brian Ashton used to be a teacher (all be it History) & I guess that that shows through. The 'Geography Holiday' was about empowering you guys to be in a position to produce fantastic coursework.

Did you know that there is a proposed off shore wind farm at Redcar?

I am sorry that I cannot invite you to edit the blog yet -I left your email addresses at school, but you can ask questions etc by posting a 'comment' to this or any subsequent posts.

May Beck

The river data has arrived! Remember that you may encounter examination questions about data collection as well as having the opportunity to use the data as a base for your Unit 3 coursework.

Geography Holiday!

I hope you had a good time on the 'Geography Holiday'. We did! Thank you for your excellent company (except at 1.15 am this morning!). I will upload the photos to flickr & the river data to 4shared.com either later tonight or tomorrow, but here is something to remember it by!