What's a field survey?

Answer 1

Hey mate, a field survey is where scientists send their technical assistants out into the field (eg. forest, wetland, or anywhere really) to collect the raw data and or sample / specimens necessary to conduct their scientific analysis.

That's just one example mate, you could also class an election poll as a field survey of sorts.

To be fair to scientists I have know a few who actually spend as much time in the field with this laborious work as their assistants do.

Answer 2

Field survey may also called reconnaissance survey is a technical description on data collection of information in a qualitative basis on field area. It is very significant and helpful to generate primary information to study the biophysical and socioeconomic aspects of a certain area of the field. It is an efficient tool to gathered information.

Answer 3

Ah, a FIELD SURVEY
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That is when you get up out of a government office,
hop into a pick-up truck and drive out of the city into a rural area where they haven't mowed the grass in a long time. Then you take this really long ruler and begin to measure out how long and how wide Mr. Purvis' cow pasture is. When you get the numbers, you write them down on a pad of official looking forms. Be sure to note what kind of stuf was growing in the field, and how many critters you saw in the field. Now drive back to the office. You have completed one field survey.

Answer 4

field survey

The planned collection of data among noninstitutionalised persons in the general population.