1A3 Geography Checklist for Data Report: Have you includedCheck what is includedMake notes about what needs to be added or fixedTitle PageContentsList of FiguresList of TablesIntroductionIn the Introduction have you explained:the geographical process, and its interactions that shape the identity of places and result in population change, including…An explanation of current and past population changesThe demographic challenge and why it has occurredBiophysical and anthropogenic processes involvedA map showing the size and extent of the area being covered.You must make sure to include: A map with either annotations or overlays The location of your map area, both relative and absolute Correct mapping conventions References to the map in your writing Pictures that add to your work, rather than fill space. Tips for using images, graphs and maps: Each image should have a title (e.g. Figure 1: Brooms Head township) The source of each image should be underneath in parentheses.Methodology: Have you included…Outline the data which has been collectedIf data from different census years is used, make sure that it is explained here.the type of data /accessed for your report (primary/secondary),limitations to the data and investigations.Data Analysis. (Don’t forget to use subsections). Have you….Analysed the data that has been collected to find patterns and relationships? Have you made the data’s “story” clear to the reader? Grouped findings under sub-headings that are specific to your demographic challenge (e.g. population structure, housing, migration, employment)? Tips: Include the dependence ratio and any other appropriate demographic formulas and mathematical models Include a variety of appropriate graphs Annotate your graphs to highlight key areas of growth or change Explain how these demographic factors have contributed to the challenge.Impacts of demographic challenges.Have you broken this section into subheadings to allow for analysis of each section? Have you extrapolated and generalised about the impacts of demographic change for people and places? Have you considered the flow-on effects of your demographic challenge? Have you referred back to the graphs and charts from your data analysis? Have you used further data to back up your analysis and generalisations?Proposals. Have I….recommended actions that manage the impacts of the demographic challenge? considered the impacts that you identified in your finding?. Justified, referring to your introduction and analysis your proposals/recommendations? Included recommendations which aim to sustainably manage these impacts? Tips: If you used subheadings in your impacts section, group your proposed actions under the same headings. Actions should refer back to the data to show how they cater for these challenges.Conclusion. Have I…clearly and concisely concluded the report? Stated why there is a demographic challenge for the area? Addressed the main findings and impacts? Identified what is recommended for the management of these challenges? Stated why this challenge needs to be addressed?Reference ListAppendix – raw data
