Identify the similarities and differences in your "point in time" images.
Some key differences in the point of time images are things like:
Sand – More erosion
Brown areas on the 1984 pictures have turned green on the 2022 image
In the 2022 image there is like there is more roads and building , towns.
Some similarities of the two point of time images are thing like:
The place has the same sort of shape
Explain the patterns and trends from your two images (consider the development of the island and need for economic growth)
Some patterns and trends of the two images are things like:
Roads- although there looks like there is more roads in the 2022 image there are still roads in the 1984 image
The landscape- There isn't a lot of changes in the landscape but however, in the 1984 image there is more brown, sand spots (sand mining). But however in the 2022 image its more green and looks healthier.
In the 2022 image there looks like there is more buildings and infrastructure than the 1984 image, it looks like there is more houses and buildings. This could possibly mean that there has been more people that have moved to the island.
In the 1984 image there was more sandy looking places, most likely because of sand mining, this could've made quite a lot of jobs.
Explain the relationship between the liveability of Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) and the trends in your point in time images.
The liveability of Minjerribah and the trends in the images could've been things like:
The environment- In the 2022 image the landscape is more green, and it looks like it has more vegetation unlike the 1984 image, where there are a lot of spots that are a brown, sandy looking colour.
Community and wellbeing- In the 1984 image there looks to be less roads, buildings, and infrastructure, this could of made it harder to get around to places like grocery markets, doctors, and much more important things. But on the other hand, in the 2022 image there are more roads, buildings, and infrastructure. This would make it easier to get around.
I think it would be easier and much more enjoyable to live in Minjerribah in 2022, as it is easier to get around to important places and as there is better landscapes meaning you can get to places easier and it would help to get to and from jobs and places easier.
Explain patterns in your survey data (consider responses from the same age, gender etc.)
Some patterns in my survey data include:
Most of the girls said that they do not believe the proposal should go ahead and most of the boys said the proposal should go ahead.
After I did the survey, I realised that no one was aboriginal or Torries strait islander.
I also asked 5 girls and 5 boys only, all of the girls were 12 years old and most of the boys were 12, although there was one boy that was 13.
Explain the community attitudes and perceptions of Whale on a Hill identified in your survey data.
Although there was 6 people that said that the proposal should go ahead, 4 people said no, I would of also said no. I believe that people said yes as the proposal could be quite interesting and cool, but however it could also destroy the environment and make too much of an attraction that there can be a lot more thin like litter.
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The point in time images of Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) show both similarities and differences. Some key differences include increased erosion in the sand, the transformation of brown areas into green ones, and the presence of more roads, buildings, and infrastructure in the 2022 image compared to the 1984 image. However, the overall shape of the island remains the same as a similarity between the two images.
Patterns and trends can be observed from comparing the two images. The development of roads is evident in both images, although there is a significant increase in the number of roads in the 2022 image. The landscape has also changed, with the 1984 image showing more sandy areas due to sand mining, while the 2022 image appears greener and healthier. This suggests an improvement in the natural environment. Additionally, the presence of more buildings and infrastructure in the 2022 image indicates potential population growth and economic development on the island.
The liveability of Minjerribah is influenced by the trends observed in the point in time images. The more developed infrastructure and improved landscape in the 2022 image contribute to a higher liveability score. Easier access to essential services and amenities, such as grocery markets and healthcare facilities, enhances the overall well-being of the community. The greener landscape also provides a more pleasant living environment. Therefore, living in Minjerribah in 2022 is likely to be easier and more enjoyable compared to the conditions depicted in the 1984 image.
Patterns in the survey data reveal that gender and age may influence attitudes towards the proposal for "Whale on a Hill." Most girls disagreed with the proposal, while most boys supported it. It is also worth noting that the survey sample did not include any indigenous participants. The majority of respondents were 12 years old, with one 13-year-old boy. These patterns indicate that the community attitudes and perceptions of "Whale on a Hill" are divided, with differing opinions based on gender and potentially age.
The survey data shows that there are varying community attitudes towards the proposal for "Whale on a Hill." While some respondents believed the proposal should go ahead, others disagreed. The reasons for supporting the proposal could be related to the potential novelty and excitement it brings, while concerns about environmental impact and increased litter were likely to influence those against it. Overall, the survey data reflects a diverse range of opinions and highlights the importance of considering both the potential benefits and drawbacks of the proposed project.
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The comparison of the point in time images of Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) reveals both similarities and differences. While the overall shape of the island remains unchanged, key differences include increased erosion, the transformation of brown areas into green ones, and the presence of more roads, buildings, and infrastructure in the 2022 image. These changes suggest potential population growth and economic development on the island. Patterns and trends observed from the images indicate improved liveability in Minjerribah, with easier access to essential services and a greener and healthier environment in 2022 compared to the conditions depicted in the 1984 image.
In terms of the survey data, gender and age seemed to influence community attitudes towards the proposed "Whale on a Hill." Most girls disagreed with the proposal, while most boys supported it. Although the sample did not include any indigenous participants, the patterns revealed a diversity of opinions within the community. Some respondents believed the proposal should go ahead, citing potential novelty and excitement, while others expressed concerns about environmental impact and increased litter. The survey data emphasizes the importance of considering both the potential benefits and drawbacks of the proposed project and indicates a range of attitudes and perceptions within the community.
The point-in-time images of North Stradbroke Island show both similarities and differences. Some key differences include increased erosion in the sand, the transformation of brown areas to green in the 2022 image, and the presence of more roads and buildings. On the other hand, the shape of the island remains similar in both images.
Analyzing the patterns and trends in these images reveals several interesting observations. In terms of development, there is noticeable growth in infrastructure, with more roads and buildings in the 2022 image compared to 1984. This suggests an increasing population on the island. Additionally, the landscape has improved, as indicated by the greener and healthier appearance in the 2022 image, which may be attributed to environmental conservation efforts.
Considering the relationship between the livability of Minjerribah and the trends in the images, it can be inferred that the island has become more livable over time. The improved environment and increased infrastructure in the 2022 image contribute to an overall better quality of life. In contrast, the limited infrastructure and sandy landscape in the 1984 image may have made it less convenient for residents to access essential services.
The patterns in the survey data indicate that gender and age influenced the responses. Most girls opposed the proposal, while most boys were in favor. Additionally, all participants were non-Indigenous, and the majority were 12 years old, with one 13-year-old boy.
Regarding the community attitudes and perceptions of the proposed Whale on a Hill, there was a divide among the respondents. While some found the idea interesting and cool, others expressed concerns about potential environmental damage and increased litter. Overall, the majority of the survey participants (6 out of 10) disagreed with the proposal, echoing the sentiment that it could negatively impact the island's environment.