Danube Rivers Morphology and Revitalization - DANUBEPARKS

Begin the conversation by asking your interviewee a few things aboutthemselves. Anyway you need to know something about the person for theinformation gained in the interview to be useful.A general point is to be over prepared rather than under prepared. It doesn’tmatter if you do not get around to asking all of the questions. Individual interviewsshould be preceded by pilot interviews. It is necessary to record the informationprovided by the interviewee and how the interview went, because the methodologycan be improved further. This is done by keeping a permanent contact with thecoordinator, and that results are comparable between different areas of study.Progressive development of tree problems for the projects for Danube River’sRevitalizationIn time, favorability and restrictiveness factors have played an important role inchanging by damage or loss of geographical landscape components in the DanubeRiver (abiotic, biotic, factors arising from local connection with the natural life, ethnicidentity elements or religious life). Information about existing problems came from avariety of sources including semi-structured interviews, ethnographic agenda, localmedia and specialized literature.Problem analysis was conducted to create the conceptual model of humanintervention in the geographic landscape of the Danube River, starting fromidentifying key factors that have a modifier role and their effect as shown in theproblem tree. Tree problems show the problems in a hierarchical order. First will beidentified causes and effects, then they will be summed and placed in a wider range,then building the tree as follows:— what are the causes are at the bottom of the tree;— what are the effects are at the top of the tree.76