Thank you for taking this short survey on the UNHSC 2007 Annual Report. Your participation will help us make future reports more effective tools for stormwater managers. Thanks to all who provided feedback on the 2005 report—your input helped shaped the current issue.
Survey participation requires familiarity with the 2007 report. If you have not read this, you can browse an an online version now at http://ciceet.unh.edu/stormwater_2007
The survey consists of 28 questions. It should take only ten minutes. If you have any questions, please contact CICEET’s communications manager Dolores Leonard at dolores.leonard@unh.edu. |
1) How did you hear about the UNH Stormwater Center 2007 Annual Report? (Check all that apply)
Direct mail
Professional conference/meeting
UNHSC web site
CICEET web site
CICEET email
Referred by a peer
UNH Stormwater Workshop
Listserv
E-newsletter
Other
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2) Are you engaged in stormwater management or a related field?
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3) What is your professional affiliation? (Check all that apply)
Stormwater consultant/engineer
Public sector engineer
Land use planning professional
Land use planning volunteer
Public works official
Research scientist
Outreach educator
Stormwater device manufacturer
Regulatory official
Natural resource/environmental manager
Builder
Other
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4) Which stormwater treatments are you most familiar with?
Traditional, structural treatments such as retention ponds or swales
Manufactured devices
Low impact development systems (LIDs)
None of the above
All of the above
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5) Data on LID performance indicates these systems are effective in addressing both water quality and water quantity issues. In your opinion, why are these systems not applied more broadly?
Not enough information on performance
Not enough information on long-term operations and maintenance
Cost
Legal barriers
Political barriers
Social resistance
No opinion
other
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16) On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very useful and 1 not useful, how would you rank this report as a resource in your work as a stormwater manager?
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5
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17) In your opinion, which groups would most benefit by the information in this report? (Check all that apply.)
Stormwater consultants/engineers
Public sector engineers
Land use planning professionals
Land use planning volunteers
Public works officials
Research scientists
Outreach educators
Stormwater device manufacturers
Regulatory officials
Natural resource/environmental managers
Builders
Other
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18) Did information in the report help shape a stormwater management decision?
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19) If yes, please describe.
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20) If you would be willing to talk to someone from CICEET or UNHSC about how this report influenced a management decision, please provide name and email contact.
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21) On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very readable, and 1 being very difficult to understand, how would you rank the language and concepts presented in the report?
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2
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5
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22) If you ranked the report 1, 2, 3, or 4 for readability, please answer the following question, otherwise skip to question 24. What made the report difficult to understand? (Check all that apply)
Too much technical jargon
Complicated concepts required further explanation
Confusing format
Other
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23) Can you suggest performance evaluation criteria, not presented in this report, which would be helpful in your work as a stormwater manager?
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24) Name a stormwater treatment system, not evaluated in this report, for which you would like to see performance data.
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25) Would you like to receive this free annual report in the future?
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26) Would stormwater managers in your area be interested in a workshop that presents this information?
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27) If you indicated that you are interested in receiving this report in the future, or in attending a UNHSC workshop or training, please provide your name and contact information.
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28) Are you aware of the UNHSC-NEMO Innovative Stormwater Management Inventory that highlights innovative BMP strategies throughout New England? (You can contribute to this inventory, or make suggestions for improving it at http://erg.unh.edu/lid/index.asp)
Yes
No
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