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Quantitative Techniques in Geography is the application of mathematical, statistical, and analytical methods to the study of geographical patterns, processes, and spatial relationships. The subject equips students with the tools needed to collect, organize, analyze, and interpret geographical data for research and decision-making. It covers techniques such as statistical analysis, data presentation, sampling methods, correlation, regression, cartographic representation, and the use of computer-based geographic tools. By applying quantitative methods, geographers can identify trends, test hypotheses, solve spatial problems, and make accurate predictions about environmental and human phenomena. The course provides a scientific foundation for geographical research and enhances the ability to make objective and evidence-based conclusions about real-world issues.
This lecture is part of GEO 401 Systematic Geography of Nigeria in the Geography department. The course has 15 recorded lectures across 1 series, all free to watch. Read or download the GEO 401 lecture note to study alongside the video.