A frame from which the sample units are actually selected. The primary source for the sampling frame in OES is the stateâ€(tm)s Unemployment Insurance file.
The sampling frame is the list, real or theoretical, from which we select units for our sample. It is desirable for the sampling frame to match the target population and avoid frame errors associated with omitting target population units or including units outside the target population.
A list of units that includes the target population from which the survey sample is drawn.
The list from which the sample is selected.
A list of members of a population or a close approximation from which a sample is to be drawn.
a collection of units from which a sample will be drawn
a list of every possible member of a population
an actual list of the sampling units, such as a client roster, from which a sample can be selected
a type of listing from which pollsters can draw respondents in such a way as to give everyone in the universe a roughly equal chance of being selected
A listing that should include all those in the population to be sampled and exclude all those who are not in the population (Alreck, 454).
Complete list of all people or households in the target population.
The complete list of the universe or population of interest in the study. FOR EXAMPLE, all persons living in a given area, or all offenders eligible for a given treatment.
A list of ordered arrangements of all the units in the population, which is used for selecting a sample.
a listing of population members from which the sample is drawn.
In FIA, a frame used to collect forest floor samples from a known area. A bicycle tire 12 inches in diameter has been selected as the national standard.