Observations at the Park

I saw the cigarette butts still releasing smoke hints next to my feet in the park. On a dusty asphalt road, the pigeon waved his head consciously as if looking at the sky to find invisible food. Squirrel threatened his brothers and challenged him to play. The sidewalk in front of my eyes has never been silent. The loud noises are in harmony with the soundscape of the city that is supported by cars, trucks, swinging screams and sparrows. My child clung to my sister's stroller and shouted "Actung".

Park Observation Mission Hayden Park is an interesting place to run Freeze Frame Mission. For those who have never heard of a frozen frame, it is just to sit in one place and observe the surroundings for 15-20 minutes. At first glance, Hayden Park is a typical solar type valley park. Most of these typical parks have lawn, picnic tables, some trees, and some sports facilities such as basketball courts and soccer courts, or both. Also, the park is a pleasant environment.

Parking lot generation is a document created by the Traffic Engineers Association (ITE) which collects observations of a large amount of parking lot demand from the United States. This is a summary of the amount of parking lot for various land use observed at different times of 1 day / week / month / year including peak parking demand. Several planners are under attack due to lack of data in the urban environment, but that is still a single maximum accumulation of actual parking demand data related to land use. Anyone can send parking demand data. The report will be updated approximately every 5 to 10 years

You can observe almost all topics, and the type of observation you will do depends on your research questions. Observe the traffic volume on the campus and the parking lot pattern to see what improvements can be made. You may observe clouds, plants or other natural phenomena. If you choose to observe, there are some considerations such as observation method and consent acquisition method. If you are observing people, you can choose between two general ways of observation: participant observation and discreet observation. Participant observation is a common method of ethnographic research in sociology and anthropology. In this observation, researchers can interact with participants and become part of their community. Margaret Mead, a famous anthropologist, spent a long time living and interacting with the community she studied.