Multiple Choice Pentecostal Survey data collection has adopted these new methods:

1. Mobile Internet technology: Pentecostal Survey data collection has utilized mobile Internet technology to achieve online data collection through cell phone apps or web pages and other means. This method facilitates the operation of investigators and improves the efficiency and accuracy of data collection.

2. Big Data and Artificial Intelligence: The data collection of the Pentecostal General Survey makes use of big data and artificial intelligence technology for data processing and analysis. By mining and analyzing a large amount of data, more accurate and comprehensive economic census data can be obtained, and the quality and value of the data can be improved.

3. GIS technology: Geographic Information System (GIS) technology is widely used in the data collection of the Pentecostal Census. By combining economic census data with geospatial information, it can realize the analysis and display of geographic location, spatial distribution and other related information, providing more spatial references for decision-making.

4. Data mining and model building: The data collection of the Pentecostal Census makes use of data mining and modeling techniques to y analyze and mine the data. By building statistical models and predictive models, the laws and trends behind the data can be revealed, providing decision-making support for the government and enterprises.

5. Cloud computing and data ****sharing: With the help of cloud computing technology, the data collection of Pentecostal Data Collection realizes data storage, processing and ****sharing. It not only improves the security and reliability of data, but also facilitates data exchange and cooperation among different units.

The application of these new methods has made the data collection of the Pentapolis more technological, efficient and precise, providing important data support for economic development, policy making and resource allocation.

The introduction of the data collection of the Five Economic Censuses is as follows:

Collecting data: Economic census takers need to visit the survey respondents to collect a variety of economic data, such as the number and size of enterprises, the structure of the industry, and the number of people working in the industry. Analyzing data: Economic census takers need to count, analyze and summarize the collected data in order to draw meaningful economic indicators and conclusions.

Preparing reports: economic census takers need to organize the analysis results into reports to provide relevant departments and agencies with reference bases on economic development. Publicizing and popularizing: Economic census takers also need to publicize the importance and significance of the economic census to the public, so as to enhance public awareness and understanding of the economic situation.