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Block graphs and kite diagrams

This article builds on Fieldwork Focus in issue 1 (September 2013), about using transects

Figure 1 Block graph to show land-use changes along a transect in Great Yarmouth

Once you have collected your transect data it is important to think about presentation of the data, to demonstrate your understanding and skills as clearly as possible.

A block graph is suited to displaying data on changes in urban land-use. Kite diagrams are a sophisticated type of graph often used when examining vegetation changes, for instance along a sand dune transect or across a footpath.

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