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There is no such thing as a general description of the study area, the pattern of describing a particular area might differ from the way other areas are described. This is dependent on the type and nature of the a…
This video does not only discuss meaning, application and importance of limitation of study in context of research, it, importantly, corrects fundamental and common misunderstandings about this...
6.1 Defining the study area. In order to pursue an empirical study in geography one has to define one's study area. However, unlike regions, places are not defined by their boundaries but by their focus. This gives them a kind of point …
A study area in research refers to the specific geographical location where a research project is conducted, encompassing various characteristics like climate, topography, resources, and …
The third step is to collect sample coordinate using Hand Held GPS from the study area that are used to verify the land use land cover type of the study area. The fourth stage is the stage where we prepare the images in order to extract …
The setting of a research study refers to the physical, social, or experimental context in which the research is conducted. This includes the location, time period, population, and environmental factors.
Present: * Your main motivation for conducting your study (explain in what way your study is important) * Describe the area of your research (the problem domain) * Purpose of your …
Overview of the Research Process, Study Area and Study Population. Reflections on the research process: The idea of generating population-based data on chronic non-communicable …