Only three floodplain subject-matter experts in the county understand a rare drainage rule set. Which elicitation approach should the analyst choose first?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
When three people hold the whole map to a flooded creek’s quirks, you sit down with them—not blast a county-wide quiz. Interviews pull deep expertise when the knowledge pool is tiny.
Full Explanation
Elicitation technique should match stakeholder patterns. Scarce, specialized knowledge is typically best captured first through interviews (or similarly focused sessions) with the experts who hold it. Broad surveys or large workshops dilute depth; copying another jurisdiction skips local validation.