BRAT-Direct Observation (BRAT-DO)

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Tools and Measures

BRAT-Direct Observation (BRAT-DO)

August 2005
August, 2005
Author:
Ariane Bedimo-Rung, Ph.D.
Topic:
Parks & Recreation, Parks
Location by State:
National
Study Type:
Measures
Description:

The BRAT-Direct Observation (BRAT-DO) is a paper-and-pencil instrument used to visually identify and evaluate the physical characteristics of parks. More information, including the BRAT-DO instrument, protocols, and training presentation, are available from the BRAT-DO website.

 

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