A public information 'roadshow' engaged people using an informal questionnaire survey, facilitating conversations between people who participated together.
The fact that many of those tools can be employed in aerial surveys facilitates their use and reduces their cost in relation to seismic, especially onshore, where seismic acquisition is slow and onerous.
They helped the "friend requests" to survive the filtering process of receivers, provided useful information to those were suspicious about the survey, and facilitated the timely circulation of survey requests.
The survey also facilitated initial scientist-manager communication, which led to collaborations and knowledge co-production between managers and researchers.
The ground survey was facilitated by aerial photographs and aerial observations.
The survey was facilitated by the Web-based service, SurveyMonkey [ 24].
Centralized survey coordination facilitated local questionnaire modification within a core structure, standardized data collection protocols, uniform database structure, and cross-site analyses.
It was supplied with a picture-based validated reference book from the SU.VI.MAX survey, which facilitated the assessment of portion size [ 11, 12].
Trained teams returned to all the 30 communities of the household survey and facilitated separate male and female focus group discussions in each community: a total of 60 groups, each with 8-10 participants, mainly from among the households covered in the household survey.
