Selecting the permanent panel for residential properties : site II
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Describes selection of the permanent panel of residential properties to be surveyed in St. Joseph County, Indiana, as part of the Housing Assistance Supply Experiment. The panel's size was calculated from the number of records required to meet reliability targets at the end of five annual resurveys, taking into account attrition and interview nonresponse. In choosing the panel, all baseline records were first checked for completeness, accuracy, and internal consistency, and then any discrepancies were resolved. The baseline sample was restratified to reflect changes, and records were selected for the panel on the basis of various eligibility criteria. Even though those criteria were relaxed for stratum groups that fell short of their targets, 1,987 properties were finally selected for the panel, compared with an overall target of 2,015.
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