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This dataset includes transcripts from three individual interviews conducted remotely in the summer of 2021. The interviews were conducted using a semi-structured interview protocol largely centered around the review of a survey developed to measure use of climate adaptation science. Participants had each taken the survey within 3 months of these follow-up interviews and were asked to reflect on their understandings of the questions and decisions made to answer each question.The first author conducted all of the interviews via video-conference, including creating and transcribing audio recordings of each interview.
This dataset includes transcripts and notes from individual and group interviews conducted at a science conference in 2019. The interviews were conducted using a shared semi-structured interview protocol and participants spoke from their experience as end-users of climate adaptation science. Multiple researchers served as interviewers and note-takers. The first author synthesized all of the data from the interviews, including transcribing some audio recordings and combining multiple sources of data for some rounds of interviews.
This dataset includes transcripts from individual interviews conducted remotely in the summer of 2020. The interviews were conducted using a semi-structured interview protocol and participants spoke from their experience as end-users of climate adaptation science.The first author conducted all of the interviews via video-conference, including creating and transcribing audio recordings of each interview.
This dataset includes transcripts and notes from individual and group interviews conducted at a science conference in 2019. The interviews were conducted using a shared semi-structured interview protocol and participants spoke from their experience as producers of climate adaptation science (i.e., researchers). Multiple team researchers served as interviewers and note-takers. The first author synthesized all of the data from the interviews, including transcribing an audio recording and combining multiple sources of data for some rounds of interviews.
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