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201 - The American Community Survey: Tracking How We Change with Multi-Year Estimates
Abstract
An overview of the American Community Survey with particular emphasis on the multi-year period estimates the Census Bureau will produce. These multi-year estimates make data available for smaller geographic areas, as well as improve the statistical reliability of estimates for larger geographic areas. Most surveys produce point estimates for a particular date. Interpreting multi-year estimates requires an understanding of how they are prepared.
Description
Cynthia M Taeuber, CMTauber & Associates. Alexa Kennedy-Puthoff, Population Division, US Census Bureau.
Date Issued
2009-11-18Publisher
Association of Public Data Users
Subject
Social Statistics; Demographic Statistics; Census Bureau; Bureau of Justice Statistics; US Dept of Justice; Bureau of Transportation Statistics; National Center for Education Statistics; US Dept of Education; National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics; National Science Foundation; US DOC; BJS; NCES; NCSES; NSF
Type
presentation
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