1. HCI Geography Fieldstudy Group 2 Bar Jia Jun (Leader) Ryan Wong (Photographer) Sow Jeng Wei (Scribe) Justin Low (Supervisor) Teo Keane (Supervisor)

2. Hypothesis Areas with concrete ground are hotter than non-concrete areas.

3. Data(Table Form) SitesRankingTemperature /˚C Relative Humidity Wind Speed Description of Surroundings A430.863.91.3Lots of cars, concrete ground, no shade B530.766.61.2Lots of vegetation, tree shade C729.761.90.4Overhead cover, giant opening for air D530.764.71.8Concrete ground, vegetation nearby E134.059.00.6Grass ground, direct exposure to sunlight F232.462.50.5Rubber ground, direct exposure to sunlight, only grass nearby G331.164.40.3Water feature, little shade, concrete ground

4. Explanation The data does not support our class’ hypothesis: The field is the hottest from the data.(non-concrete) Top floor of multi-storey carpark, terraces and fountain area outside general office rank at fourth, fifth and third respectively.(concrete) The hotter places like field and running track receive direct sunlight. The other places receive some form of shade from surrounding objects. E.g. Cars absorb some of the heat, buildings/trees shade the fountain area/terraces.

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