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1 A level geography fieldwork

2 Tasks – night 1 Review pilot study Complete risk assessment
Fill in methodology table Get ready for tomorrow

3 Tasks – night 2 Master copy of results – inc site details, dates, times, wave conditions, weather conditions, tide times Process one bit of data for the June exam – a dispersion graph comparing 10 clasts from 2 sites, calculate median and interquartile range Complete the Chesil Beach case study sheet

4 At 12:00 wind direction = 219⁰ wind speed = 6 knots wave height = 0.5m

5 Wind direction

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7 Median and interquartile range

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