AISurvey Blog
Survey methodology, questionnaire design, and field research — practical material for researchers.
Field Logistics in Uzbekistan: Access Through the Mahalla
Field logistics in Uzbekistan: access via the hokimiyat and mahalla, planning around the season, and routing teams safely from Fergana to Karakalpakstan.
Personal Data in Surveys: Law and Ethics in Uzbekistan
Personal data in Uzbekistan field research: Law ZRU-547, respondent consent, database registration, Uzkomnazorat, and data localization.
Run Your First Field Survey in AISurvey: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to build and launch your first field survey in AISurvey: from project and multilingual questionnaire to offline collection in mahallas and export to Excel and Word.
Sampling Methods That Actually Work in Uzbekistan
Probability vs non-probability sampling in the real Uzbek field: the sampling frame, the 2026 census, the mahalla as a cluster, migration, quotas, and weighting.
Offline Data Collection in Uzbekistan: CAPI vs Paper
Why offline-first digital collection (CAPI) is the default in the Uzbek field: devices, connectivity, logistics, and data integrity on uneven 4G.
Field Quality Control: Catching Fabrication in Uzbekistan
Field quality control in Uzbekistan: real-time monitoring, GPS and timing checks, callbacks, and managing dispersed multilingual interviewer teams across regions.
Open vs. Closed Questions in Multilingual Fieldwork
Open vs. closed questions in Uzbek surveys: how formats and rating scales behave across three field languages, and when to use each.
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