What is the main focus during the post-site survey phase?

The main focus during the post-site survey phase is to conduct a feasibility assessment of the data collected from the site survey. This involves analyzing the information gathered to determine whether the site meets the specific requirements and objectives established prior to the survey. The assessment ensures that the site is suitable for the intended purpose, considering factors such as environmental conditions, logistics, safety, and technical parameters.

In this phase, assessing feasibility is crucial as it enables decision-makers to verify that the site can support operational needs and to identify any potential issues that may need to be addressed before proceeding further. This stage is vital for informed planning and resource allocation.

The other phases or focus areas, like data storage and access, site selection, and mission analysis, occur either beforehand or in parallel and do not emphasize the review of already collected survey data for feasibility. Instead, the post-site survey specifically aims to evaluate the data to ensure the site's viability for subsequent actions or projects.