DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Quaid-e-Azam college of engineering and technology, Sahiwal.

CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT:
All information gathered here will be kept strictly confidential and will be use solely for
research and analysis.
INSTRUCTION:
Please take a look at the following questionnaire and based on your experience try to
answer correctly as many as possible .If you think questionnaire is not suited to your
expertise please forward it to a person,preferably in your organization.
RESPONDENTS INFORMATION
NAME
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ORGANIZATION
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EXPERIENCE
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INFORMATION

Part A. Awareness and Perception Concerning CPED

State your level of agreement to each of the statement such that:
1= Lowest Agreement
3= Neutral Stance
Statements

5= Highest Agreement
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Aspect I
A1. By including certain principles in new construction, from the design
stage, we can make the built environment safer from the start.
A2. Which among the following is truest means of achieving the
objectives of CPED outlined above.
i Natural surveillance is the truest means

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Access control is the truest means
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Territoriality is the truest means
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Exterior maintenance is the truest means
A3. Physical design has the capacity to promote natural surveillance
opportunities for residents
A4. Surveillance(such as neighborhood Watch) is part of the capable
guardianship
A5. Among the following, consider the location and use of the following
options. What do you think maximizes visibility around a building?
i Some physical features
ii Mechanical/ Electrical devices
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Actual people
A6. If offenders perceive that they can be observed, therefore they may be
less likely to offend.
A7. Places with high walls or fences, low levels of lighting at night time
are not prone to offenders.
A8. Landscape elements which remove or reduce visibility opportunities
can provide concealment places for offenders.
A9. Failure to trim trees and shrubs around a building has no contribution
in providing the opportunities for burglars
A10. The flow of activities can be channeled to put more people/ observers
near a potential crime area

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Aspect II
B1. Opportunities for crime can be tremendously reduced by denying
access to potential targets
B2. A high perception of risk to offenders can be achieved by denying
access to certain places.
B3. Which among the following provides the maximum denial perception
to potential offenders
i Management and design strategies of entrances
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Landscaping
iii
Fencing and exits
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Lighting to the extent of directing pedestrians
B4. The design of a facility can be managed to control the ingress and
egress of persons to and from a specific space
B5. For access control what do you think is the best option
i Security System
ii Physical Barrier
iii Symbolic Physical Barrier