MANAGEMENT OF A SMALL HOME INTERVIEW TRAVEL SURVEY USING A MICROCOMPUTER
R W Eash
Abstract
R W Eash
Abstract
In this paper, how a microcomputer and general-purpose business software were used in a small telephone survey of household travel behavior is discussed. Principal applications covered are (a) selecting sample households; (b) mailing to sample households; (c) scheduling interviews; (d) checking the status of each interview; (e) developing the completed interview data sets; and (f) reporting survey results. Staffing requirements and expenditures to complete the survey are also presented. This form of computing is well suited to data collection projects of this size.
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In this paper, how a microcomputer and general-purpose business software were used in a small telephone survey of household travel behavior is discussed. Principal applications covered are (a) selecting sample households; (b) mailing to sample households; (c) scheduling interviews; (d) checking the status of each interview; (e) developing the completed interview data sets; and (f) reporting survey results. Staffing requirements and expenditures to complete the survey are also presented. This form of computing is well suited to data collection projects of this size.
Key concepts: Microcomputer, Staffing, Data collection, Sample (material), Principal (computer security), Survey data collection, Computer science, Software