Feasibility study questions

The Distinctive Features of a Feasibility Study: Objectives and Guiding Questions.

In this article, we highlight the distinctive features of a feasibility study, identify the main objectives and guiding questions of a feasibility study, and illustrate the use of these objectives. We synthesized the research methods literature related to feasibility studies to identify five overarching objectives of feasibility studies that focus on social and behavioral interventions. Feasibi...

Feasibility of Obtaining Sufficient Numbers of Responses to Questions About Travel Intentions, Thereby Facilitating Effective Health Messaging

Introduction: The medical literature has identified a variety of health risks associated with travel. Risks depend on the susceptibility of the traveler, the specifics of the destination, the mode of transport, and on chance events. Ill-prepared travelers who underestimate travel risks may encounter a variety of health problems. In order to eventually increase the capability of...

A Feasibility Study

Abstract. We perform a direct comparison of the Succinct Solver v2.0 and XSB Prolog v2.6 based on experiments with Control Flow Analyses of scalable Discretionary Ambient programs and Carmel programs. To facilitate this comparison we expand ALFP clauses accepted by the Succinct Solver into more general Normal clauses accepted by both solvers and run the experiments for all three possible combin...

Trust Economics Feasibility Study

We believe that enterprises and other organisations currently lack sophisticated methods and tools to determine if and how IT changes should be introduced in an organisation, such that objective, measurable goals are met. This is especially true when dealing with security-related IT decisions. We report on a feasibility study, Trust Economics, conducted to demonstrate that such methodology can ...

Anaerobic Digester Feasibility Study