Household and physical surveys, expert interviews, telephone conversations, and document reviews were used.
The qualitative research methods included participant observation, expert interviews and focus groups.
Case study data from expert interviews and a literature search were structured using a database approach prior to qualitative interpretation.
To construct this matrix, both literature reviews and expert interviews in Cuba were conducted in 2000.
In order to collect group opinions for interdependent project problems, expert interviews are conducted.
Fifteen professionals with background in transportation and urban planning participated in semi-structured expert interviews.
We reviewed product literature, analyzed the system, and conducted expert interviews.
This research used publicly available information from literature sources and data through expert interviews.
Semi-structured expert interviews served to build empirical data to exemplify these conditions.
Twenty-six differisksrisks were deduced from expert interviews and a literature review.
Teaching strategies included expert interviews, videos, reflections, pair-share, role play, and group debrief.
