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Step 1: specify the file name and the location of storage |
- Double-click
SSSampling.
Pop-up below interface
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Figure 1. Starting interface |
- Under "Sample Design": Click on
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Choose a suitable file path to save
the project files, such as: “sampling project”
- Under "Map of The Region"
: Click on
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choose the
hs_town.shp file
- Under "Sample Site Layer": Click
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choose a suitable path and
enter the saved sample site file, for example: sampling site
2 - 4 steps, as shown below:
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Figure 2.
Input the correlative project file
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- Click on the "Finish"
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Note: If at this time a sample range file and the map of the region is area based object, there will be no need to change the
sampling range settings. If the map of the region is
site based object, then the sampling range should includes the
object region for sample site .(for example, the sampling site is
samlingframe.shp, the sample range is hs_county.shp).
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Step 2: Choose sample model and set up sample region |
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After the previous step have been completed, click out of the
following interface
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Figure 3.
The setting graph of the sampling area
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- Choose “Spatial stratified model”, pop-up under window:
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Figure4 Layer setting graph |
There are three ways to set up stratification, but only one may be used at a time
i. Open stratification: open the selected the stratification, then
click to open the stratification file, pop-up dialog box. The
selected stratification file must be the object of the regional set.
The stratified region must coincide with the map of the region,
then select stratification feature that is, identification of the
different stratification features.
ii. Expert drawing stratification: first to create a new file to save
the expert drawing stratification. Then click start drawing, the
software will return to the map of the region, experts draw the
broken line to divide the map of the region into a number of
sub-regions. The each of sub-region is a stratum.
iii. Calculating stratification information: select stratification
information, open assisted variable information file. According to
certain features of the stratification of the file, the features
in the table will be added to the right of the window, enter the
number of layers before stratification( The default is 3), click
the calculation of stratification to obtain the result of
stratification.
Click on "Preview Stratified Plot", we can see the result of stratification.
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Set sampling resolution as 0.01, move pop-up window, you can see in
the middle of map of the region of interest there is a small box,
this is the smallest sampling unit based on input sample resolution.
According to input different sample resolution, the size of the box
will change in real time(if map of the region of interest is site
based object, there's no need to set up sampling resolution)
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Click "Scale" (or proportion of value determined by target
value)
- Click “Next”
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Step 3: Calculation of sample size |
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After the previous step have been completed, click out of the
following interface
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Figure 5. Compute sample size |
- Input parameters and verify the correctness of the input parameters
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Click on the "Compute Sample Size," and obtain the relationship
graph between precision and sample size and cost as below
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Select a different function, obtain a different sample precision
relationship graph
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Click on the name of calculation functions, we can see that each
function uses different parameters
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Select "Proportion", which is the actual number of samples compared to
the theoretical value, as shown below
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Figure 6. Sample size graph(It is the accuracy-sample size graph on the left, it is the cost-sample size graph on the right, the inputted cost and other parameters can be displayed on the right graph) |
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Click on “Back” to return the parameters interface, can modify
parameters
- Click on the "Finish", determined sample function
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Back to the design parameter interface, click "Finish", complete
sample size calculation and system will generate sample site.
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Step 4: Sampling results |
- Double-click
SSSampling.
Pop-up Interface:
- Select " Open Sampling Design ",
pen the project file which
generated in the first step.
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Figure 7.
Open a existed project file |
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- Click OK, click out of the pop-up dialog for sample data input
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Select "Import from File
”, open the saved data file (the file format is
txt), then select the property of the calculation value (generally
value)
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Or select manually input file, enter value directly under the value
field in the form. Then select the property of calculation value
- Sampling model has two kinds of situations
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Directly click "Next", obtain sampling results
ii.
Select sampling model, and then select spatial random model, get
different results. Or choose stratified, spatial stratified and
sandwich layered model, this time pop-up dialog box, which need to
enter the relevant stratification file(for example: If the data is
in order, natural stratification file using stritify.shp, reporting
unit using hs_town.shp which only used in the sandwich model).
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Figure 8.
Input the data |
- Click “Next”, show up a sampling results map
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Figure 9 Sampling results |