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... 20 Conducting a Quality of Life Assessment This chapter describes the step­by­step tiered approach to conducting a QOL assessment and use of the survey tool, as outlined in Figure 4. The research team recommends that each airport review the steps in this chapter to determine the appropriate number of steps necessary to meet their objectives.
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... Conducting a Quality of Life Assessment 21 Figure 4. QOL assessment development process.
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... 22 Measuring Quality of Life in Communities Surrounding Airports project. The lead individual or department should be identified early in the assessment process.
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... Conducting a Quality of Life Assessment 23 communities being assessed. The QOL assessment process establishes a framework for two­way communication between an airport and its stakeholders, subsequently increasing transparency and improving relationships.
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... 24 Measuring Quality of Life in Communities Surrounding Airports Examples of stakeholders identified for each of the three airport partner workshops are pro­ vided in Appendix E The selection of stakeholders may have differed if the partner airports planned to undertake a full QOL assessment, but the identification process aligned with the process used by the airports to identify stakeholders for other purposes, such as master planning or communicating information concerning noise.
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... Conducting a Quality of Life Assessment 25 QOL in cases where resource constraints make conducting a more comprehensive assessment impractical. Airports can select any number of indicators, but 25 to 35 should be considered the minimum necessary to undertake this type of study.
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... 26 Measuring Quality of Life in Communities Surrounding Airports and Sleep Disturbance (National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine 2014) -- contain extensive information about how to develop and administer surveys, including guidance on sampling methods, how to determine an appropriate sample size for the study population (which will vary from airport to airport)
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... Conducting a Quality of Life Assessment 27 Step 5.2. Calculate Average QOL Score for Each Qualitative Indicator The airport or third party should calculate the mean QOL score for each qualitative indicator included in the survey.
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... 28 Measuring Quality of Life in Communities Surrounding Airports Figure 5. Example quadrant plot.

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