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As a part of an on-going comparative study (Brostrom et al. 2012, 2014) that has undertaken similar research in Denmark, Sweden, Australia, Germany, Estonia, Greece and Russia, in this discussion we explore survey results of Australian and Chinese educator views of how children learn and how they view the role of participation in children's learning.

Robotics is taking off in aviation as well, with a dizzying array of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) or drones now being used to let people remotely explore, survey, spy, and even attack.

W. Liang and T. Chikritzhs explore survey data and find a significant association between heavy alcohol use and risk of violence.

For these reasons, the purpose of this project was to explore survey response rates among physician specialists in a large metropolitan Canadian city.

While most research exploring survey format finds little or no difference in measurement equivalency, the interaction of sensitive topics and survey modality is not fully understood.

Additionally, we explored survey response data on household water source and treatment practices and general hygiene and sanitation (e.g. water source used for drinking, cooking, bathing; use and type of toilet; and waste management).

After exploring survey design regarding internet use in general and in relation to diabetes and other long-term illnesses, we developed a questionnaire by following recommendations for web-survey design [ 28].

The studies reviewed included both those where participants were able to perform home tests, and those which did not include self-tests but explored survey participants' values and preferences.

In the United States, the Army Corps of Engineers led the way in developing the West; they explored, surveyed, and mapped the land, built forts and roads, and later assisted in building the transcontinental railway.

On each expedition, they explored, surveyed, and photographed, ultimately reporting on their findings and creating maps.

The third step involves simulating the archaeological survey, enabling us to explore different survey strategies and the impact on the interpretation of the event itself.