What goal does the site team strive to achieve during the site survey phase?

During the site survey phase, the main goal of the site team is to conduct the actual site survey. This phase involves physically examining the location to gather vital information that will guide future decisions about the project. The site survey includes assessing factors such as the layout, environmental conditions, accessibility, and existing infrastructure, which are crucial for planning and successful execution of the project. The insights gained during this phase ensure that the project aligns with its objectives and can proceed effectively.

While analyzing mission feasibility, assessing data storage, and evaluating previous site conditions are important considerations in a broader project context, they may occur before or after the actual physical site survey. The primary focus during this specific phase is to gather firsthand information, which is essential for making informed decisions moving forward.