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Evaluations
The Census 2000 Testing, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program is coordinated by the Planning, Research, and Evaluation Division of the U.S. Census Bureau. The program provides comprehensive information on Census 2000 evaluations, experiments and topic reports. It is designed to inform interested parties of Census 2000 results and inform 2010 Census planning.
Census 2000 Testing, Experimentation, and Evaluation Program
Summary
Program Modifications Since
September 2003
UPCOMING REPORTS- The following reports will be available beginning Spring 2003. * Reports available beginning Spring 2003 PDF Census 2000 Topic Reports and Evaluation Reports
Topic reports integrate relevant and related findings from evaluations, tests,
and experiments and other research. These reports cover the 15 subjects
listed below. Individual Census 2000 Evaluation reports will be released when corresponding topic
reports are final. Evaluations not linked to topic reports will be released when they are completed. The Census 2000 Evaluation reports assess the
effectiveness of key operations, systems, and activities in order
to evaluate the current census and to facilitate planning for the 2010
Census, the American Community Survey, and the Master Address File/TIGER modernization. Census 2000 Testing and Experimentation Program consists of four experiments and several studies. For each experiment, there is a synthesis report that integrates individual or component analysis. The tests and experiments were conducted concurrently with Census 2000 because the decennial census environment provided the best conditions to learn about the value of new or different methodologies. Other Studies |
Publications listed are in the Portable
Document Format (PDF). In order to view these files, you will need the
Adobe(R) Acrobat(R) Reader which is available for free from the Adobe
web site.
Users that have visual impairments
and have difficulty accessing PDF documents can contact, Deborah Bolton,
Assistant Division Chief for Project Management and Statistical Computing,
Tammie Shanks, Research Assistant C
on 301-763-2061, or the Project Management and Communications Staff on (301)
763-2550.