Straight Pipe Discharge Case Study

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All households that have been identified by UASs as having straight pipe discharge is potential household for conducting socioeconomic study. We will use a simple random sampling method to select the interview respondent so that each social actor (in this case each household) in the neighborhood will have equal probability of being interviewed. Depending on the number of households, we will interview 20 -30 percent households that has straight pipe. We will also include about the same number of households that do not have straight pipe discharge system.
A questionnaire survey will be used to interview the adult members. Interviews will be conducted according to the human subject guidelines of the Mississippi State University. Because of straight

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