literature reviewed in stage 2; for example, how do the findings add to this literature? Do they support the For example, information obtained from a census is likely to be more valid and reliable than that obtained from Lucas, R. 2012. Anthropology, Ethnography, & People-Environment Studies. One-session panel at IAPS 2012. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, June 2012.

Lucas, R. 2014. Sensory Urbanism: developing design methods for all our senses in architecture and urban design. Keynote speaker at EBRA 2014, Guangzhou, China. June 2005: Getting Lost in Tokyo. Solo exhibition and research seminar. Centrespace Gallery, Visual Research Centre, Dundee Contemporary Arts. If you examine a research study from the perspective of its objectives, broadly a research endeavour can be Lucas, R., 2020. 'Drawing as Being: Moving beyond ways of knowing, modes of attention and habits'. In Visual Research Methods in Architecture, Intellect (UK). frameworks. This is a stage that can often be overlooked in the haste to collect data. It is, however, a vital part of

Paul Cureton, 2010-2013: Drawing in Landscape Architecture: Fieldwork, Poetics, Methods, Translation and Representation. (First Supervisor).

Lucas, R. 2015. Why a Drawing is not an Image (and why that may not be a problem). Invited Plenary Speaker. Beyond Perception 15, SRAC, University of Aberdeen. September 2015. Experimental Research - An attempt by the researcher to maintain control over all factors that may affect theclear idea of what data to collect, and how to collect it. You have to consider which methodology to choose, and These studies examine whether there is a relationship between two or more aspects of a situation or A research study classified as a ​descriptive​ study attempts to describe systematically a situation, problem,