Geography Field Study

Group 2

Ang Jia LeKevin PekShawn Yip

Joel Tan

Content Page1. The Hypothesis2. What we have done {Process}3. The 7 locations 4. Day 1 readings5. Day 2 readings6. Conclusion7. Analysis of temperature8. Counter Hypothesis

The Hypothesis

Concrete floor is generally hotter than non-concrete areas.

What we have done...

-Check the temperatures of surrounding areas

-Plot it into a Graph-Analyze the data

A- Top floor of Multistorey Carpark

Temperature at 1.5m above ground: 27.1

B- Garden outside printing centre

Temperature at 1.5m above ground: 27.3

C- Open space between canteen and Block CTemperature at 1.5m above ground: 26.6

D- Terraces

Temperature at 1.5m above ground: 26.1

E- Field

Temperature at 1.5m above ground: 26.5

F- Running Track

Temperature at 1.5m above ground: 26.7

G- Fountain area outside General OfficeTemperature at 1.5m above ground: 26.8

Our Readings(Day 1)

Temperature °C Temperature °C

Sites 15cm above ground 1.5m above ground

A 26.9 27.1

B 27.4 27.3

C 26.9 26.6

D 26.3 26.1

E 27.5 26.5

F 26.8 26.7

G 27 26.8

Our Readings(Day 2)

Temperature °C

Sites 1.5m above ground

A 29.4

B 29.5

C 29.9

D 29.9

E 29.1

F 30.4

G 30.4

Maximum and Minimum temperatures of the daysday 1: Max: 27.3 Min: 26.1 day 2: Max: 30.4 Min: 29.4both days: Max: 30.4 Min: 26.1

Mean temperature

day 1: 26.6day 2: 29.8both days: 28.2

Counter-hypothesis

Concrete surfaces are not definitely hotter than non-concrete surfaces.