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  • Izdevniecība: National Academies Press
  • ISBN-10: 0309151155
  • ISBN-13: 9780309151153
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 362 pages, height x width: 229x152 mm
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  • ISBN-13: 9780309151153
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Planning for the 2020 census is already beginning. This book from the National Research Council examines several aspects of census planning, including questionnaire design, address updating, non-response follow-up, coverage follow-up, de-duplication of housing units and residents, editing and imputation procedures, and several other census operations.





This book recommends that the Census Bureau overhaul its approach to research and development. The report urges the Bureau to set cost and quality goals for the 2020 and future censuses, improving efficiency by taking advantage of new technologies.

Table of Contents



Front Matter Part I: Final Report Summary 1 Introduction 2 Planning the 2020 Census: Cost and Quality 3 Census Bureau Research, Past and Present 4 Revitalizing Census Research and Development Appendix A: Past Census Research Programs Appendix B: 2010 Census Program of Evaluations and Experiments Part II: Interim Report: Experimentation and Evaluation in the 2010 Census (December 7, 2007) Executive Summary 1 Introduction 2 Initial Views on 2010 Census Experiments 3 Initial Views on 2010 Census Evaluations 4 Considerations for the 2010 Census Appendix A: The Census Bureau's Suggested Topics for Research Appendix B: Internet Response Options in Selected Population Censuses Part III: Letter Report (February 19, 2009) Letter Report References Biographical Sketches of Panel Members and Staff Committee on National Statistics
I Final Report
1(202)
Summary
3(12)
1 Introduction
15(6)
1-A The Panel, Its Charge, and Previous Reports
17(2)
1-B Overview of This Report
19(2)
2 Planning the 2020 Census: Cost and Quality
21(38)
2-A Development of the Modern Census
22(1)
2-A.1 1940 and 1950: Sampling and R&D
22(1)
2-A.2 1960: Mailour and the "Long Form"
23(1)
2-A.3 1970-1980: Mailour-Mailback, Computerized Address List, Coverage Improvement, Dual-System Estimation
23(2)
2-A.4 1990-2000: Controversy Over Adjustment; Incremental Change
25(1)
2-A.5 2010: Recovery from Near Disaster?
26(2)
2-B Census Quality
28(1)
2-B.1 Definition and Measures
28(1)
2-B.2 Net Coverage Error, 1940-2000
29(1)
2-B.3 Another Metric: Gross Coverage Errors
30(1)
2-C Census Costs
31(1)
2-C.1 Census Costs Over Time
32(2)
2-C.2 Life-Cycle Cost of the 2010 Census
34(4)
2-C.3 Comparison with Other Censuses
38(1)
2-C.4 Coverage and Costs
39(1)
2-D Assessment: Time to Rethink the Census and Census Research
40(19)
3 Census Bureau Research, Past and Present
59(36)
3-A Current Research: Unfocused and Ineffective
60(1)
3-A.1 Legacy of Research
61(2)
3-A.2 Flaws in Current Census Research and the 2010 CPEX
63(12)
3-B Key Steps in Rethinking the Census by Rethinking Research
75(1)
3-B.1 Identify Visions for Next Census and Focus on a Limited Set of Goals
75(3)
3-B.2 Build Capacity to Evaluate Costs to Alternative Visions
78(1)
3-B.3 Build from 2010 Experience and Data (If Not the 2010 CPEX)
79(1)
3-B.4 Examples of Research Directions: Strategic Issues for the 2020 Census
80(15)
4 Revitalizing Census Research and Development
95(20)
4-A In-House R&D---Why and What
97(1)
4-B Properties of a Successful R&D Program
98(5)
4-C Structuring a Successful R&D Program
103(1)
4-C.1 Leadership
103(1)
4-C.2 Organization
104(3)
4-C.3 Project Teams
107(1)
4-C.4 Funding
108(1)
4-C.5 Training
108(1)
4-C.6 Advistory Committees
109(1)
4-C.7 Opportunities to Participate in Research
109(1)
4-D A New Census Research and Development Program
109(1)
4-D.1 Organization and Leadership
109(3)
4-D.2 Integration
112(1)
4-D.3 Fostering Outside Collaboration
113(1)
4-D.4 Budgeting for Research
113(2)
A Past Census Research Programs
115(66)
A-1 1950 Census
115(1)
A-1.a Principal Pretests and Experiments Conducted Prior to the Census
115(3)
A-1.b Research, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program
118(1)
A-2 1960 Census
118(1)
A-2.a Principal Pretests and Experiments Conducted Prior to the Census
118(4)
A-2.b Research, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program
122(2)
A-3 1970 Census
124(1)
A-3.a Principal Pretests and Experiments Conducted Prior to the Census
124(4)
A-3.b Research, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program
128(5)
A-4 1980 Census
133(1)
A-4.a Principal Pretests and Experiments Conducted Prior to the Census
133(5)
A-4.b Research, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program
138(10)
A-5 1990 Census
148(1)
A-5.a Principal Pretests and Experiments Conducted Prior to the Census
148(5)
A-5.b Research, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program
153(4)
A-6 2000 Census
157(1)
A-6.a Principal Pretests and Experiments Conducted Prior to the Census
157(3)
A-6.b Research, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program
160(13)
A-7 Principal Pretests and Experiments Conducted Prior to the 2010 Census
173(1)
A-7.a Pretests of Census Operations and Questionnaires
173(5)
A-7.b Dress Rehearsal
178(3)
B 2010 Census Program of Evaluation and Experiments
181(22)
B-1 Experiments
182(1)
B-1.a Alternative Questionnaire Experiment
182(8)
B-1.b Nonresponse Follow-Up Contact Strategy Experiment
190(1)
B-1.c Deadline Messaging/Compressed Schedule Experiment
191(3)
B-1.d Confidentiality/Privacy Notification Experiment
194(1)
B-1.e Heavy-Up Publicity Experiment
194(1)
B-2 Evaluations
194(3)
B-2.a Alternative Questionnaire Experiment Reinterview
197(1)
B-2.b Content Reinterview
197(1)
B-2.c Alternative Group Quarters Questionnaire
198(1)
B-2.d Interactive Voice Response Customer Satisfaction Survey
199(1)
B-3 Assessments
200(3)
II Interim Report: Experimentation and Evaluation in the 2010 Census (December 7, 2007)
203(100)
Executive Summary
205(8)
1 Introduction
213(12)
1-A Charge to the Panel
214(1)
1-B Background: Experiments and Evaluations in the 2000 Census
215(1)
1-B.1 Experiments
215(3)
1-B.2 Evaluations
218(1)
1-C Post Hoc Assessment of the 2000 Experiments and Evaluations
218(3)
1-D Overview of the 2010 Census
221(1)
1-E The CPEX Planning Document
222(1)
1-F Guide to the Report
223(2)
2 Initial Views on 2010 Census Experiments
225(22)
2-A A General Approach to the Selection of Census Experiments
225(2)
2-B Priority Topics for Experimentation in 2010
227(1)
2-B.1 Internet Data Collection
228(2)
2-B.2 Use of Administrative Records to Assist in Component Census Operations
230(4)
2-B.3 Alternative Questionnaire Experiment
234(1)
2-B.4 Race/Ethnicity as a Single Question
235(4)
2-B.5 Representation of Residence Concepts
239(2)
2-B.6 Other Content Issues
241(2)
2-B.7 Deadline Messaging and Other Presentation Issues
243(1)
2-B.8 A Possible Additional Experiment: Comparison of Telephone to Personal Interview for Coverage Follow-Up Interview
244(1)
2-C Conclusion
245(2)
3 Initial View on 2010 Census Evaluations
247(12)
3-A Suggestions for the 2010 Census Evaluations
247(1)
3-A.1 Address List Improvement
247(2)
3-A.2 Master Trace Sample
249(2)
3-A.3 Reverse Record Check
251(1)
3-A.4 Edit Protocols
252(1)
3-A.5 Coverage Assessment of Group Quarters
253(1)
3-A.6 Training of Field Enumerators
254(1)
3-B A General Approach to Census Evaluation
254(2)
3-C Initial Considerations Regarding a General Approach to Census Research
256(3)
4 Considerations for the 2010 Census
259(6)
4-A Technology
259(2)
4-B Data Retention by Census Contractors
261(1)
4-C Census Enumeration as Part of Telephone Questionnaire Assistance
262(3)
A The Census Bureau's Suggested Topics of Research
265(18)
B Internet Response Options in Selected Population Censuses
283(20)
B-1 The Internet and the U.S. Census
283(7)
B-2 Use of the Internet in Foreign Censuses
290(13)
III Letter Report (February 19, 2009)
303(16)
References 319(14)
Biographical Sketches of Panel Members and Staff 333