2020 AFSC Fall Fire Science Workshop Evaluation Survey

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* 1. Please select your previous workshop attendance.

I have attended previous Alaska Fire Science Workshops.

This is my first Alaska Fire Science Workshop.

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* 2. Please indicate, on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being “strongly disagree” and 5 being “strongly agree”, your agreement with the following statements about your experience at this workshop.

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neutral	Agree	Strongly Agree
I learned something that I can use in my job immediately.	I learned something that I can use in my job immediately. Strongly Disagree	I learned something that I can use in my job immediately. Disagree	I learned something that I can use in my job immediately. Neutral	I learned something that I can use in my job immediately. Agree	I learned something that I can use in my job immediately. Strongly Agree
I plan to contact a fire scientist or fire manager to develop research ideas that could help me in my work.	I plan to contact a fire scientist or fire manager to develop research ideas that could help me in my work. Strongly Disagree	I plan to contact a fire scientist or fire manager to develop research ideas that could help me in my work. Disagree	I plan to contact a fire scientist or fire manager to develop research ideas that could help me in my work. Neutral	I plan to contact a fire scientist or fire manager to develop research ideas that could help me in my work. Agree	I plan to contact a fire scientist or fire manager to develop research ideas that could help me in my work. Strongly Agree
This workshop will help me continue collaborating with a fire scientist or fire manager.	This workshop will help me continue collaborating with a fire scientist or fire manager. Strongly Disagree	This workshop will help me continue collaborating with a fire scientist or fire manager. Disagree	This workshop will help me continue collaborating with a fire scientist or fire manager. Neutral	This workshop will help me continue collaborating with a fire scientist or fire manager. Agree	This workshop will help me continue collaborating with a fire scientist or fire manager. Strongly Agree
I think differently about some aspect of fire science as a result of this workshop.	I think differently about some aspect of fire science as a result of this workshop. Strongly Disagree	I think differently about some aspect of fire science as a result of this workshop. Disagree	I think differently about some aspect of fire science as a result of this workshop. Neutral	I think differently about some aspect of fire science as a result of this workshop. Agree	I think differently about some aspect of fire science as a result of this workshop. Strongly Agree
I learned something interesting to me that will help me in my professional development.	I learned something interesting to me that will help me in my professional development. Strongly Disagree	I learned something interesting to me that will help me in my professional development. Disagree	I learned something interesting to me that will help me in my professional development. Neutral	I learned something interesting to me that will help me in my professional development. Agree	I learned something interesting to me that will help me in my professional development. Strongly Agree
I believe the consortium is having a long-term impact on how science is used and applied in fire management decisions in Alaska.	I believe the consortium is having a long-term impact on how science is used and applied in fire management decisions in Alaska. Strongly Disagree	I believe the consortium is having a long-term impact on how science is used and applied in fire management decisions in Alaska. Disagree	I believe the consortium is having a long-term impact on how science is used and applied in fire management decisions in Alaska. Neutral	I believe the consortium is having a long-term impact on how science is used and applied in fire management decisions in Alaska. Agree	I believe the consortium is having a long-term impact on how science is used and applied in fire management decisions in Alaska. Strongly Agree

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* 3. Specific comments that explain your rankings:

Comments or feedback on today's presentations (Q4-7)

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* 4. Overwintering fires in boreal North America: Rebecca Scholten

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* 5. When does a lightning strike start a fire in Alaska?: Tom Hessilt

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* 6. Fire occurrence prediction – an example from British Columbia: Steve Taylor

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* 7. McKinley fire video: Jen Schmidt

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* 8. What did you like best about this workshop?

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* 9. What did you like least about this workshop?

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* 10. Given that there is no substitute for in person interaction, was this online workshop an acceptable alternative?

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* 11. Additional comments on the workshop or suggestions for future improvements? Other comments on the Alaska Fire Science Consortium or suggestions for future activities?

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* 12. Please give a specific example of how you have used information you learned through the Alaska Fire Science Consortium (either from today’s workshop or another AFSC source).

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* 13. Help us provide evidence that JFSP and AFSC funding benefits fire managers. What is valuable to you about AFSC? Does a specific activity, project, or service we provide help you do your job better or improve fire management in AK? Please write a couple sentences that we can share to help convey our value.

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* 14. Are you willing to be contacted for additional feedback? If so, please fill out your contact info below.

Yes

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* 15. Please provide your job title and affiliation:

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