Publications Summary


Document Type
Working Papers
Language
English
Recommended Citation
Elkasabi, Mahmoud and Ren, Ruilin. 2020. Gridded population sampling and the Demographic and Health Surveys. DHS Working Papers No. 176. Rockville, Maryland, USA: ICF.
Download Citation
RIS format / Text format / Endnote format
Publication Date
September 2020
Publication ID
WP176

Download

Download this publication

Small PDF IconGridded Population Sampling and the Demographic and Health Surveys (PDF, 739K)
There is no printed copy available to order.

Abstract:

This paper addresses gridded population sampling as opposed to the traditional procedures of sampling for population-based household surveys. The paper explores the possibility that gridded population datasets could replace the traditional census frames for sampling design. To evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of gridded population sampling designs, this paper contrasts the major sample selection steps and design features of gridded population sampling to traditional area probability sampling, and compares a sampling design for a Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) survey as an example of a traditional area sample design, with a gridded population sampling design for the same survey.

Browse

Browse for Publications by:

Browse for Journal Articles based on DHS data by: