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U.S. Census Bureau
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Census 2010
Document:
Summary File 1 Technical Documentation
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Social Explorer, U.S. Census Bureau; 2010 Census of Population and Housing, Summary File 1: Technical Documentation, Issued June 2011.
Documentation
Census 2010
Summary File 1 Technical Documentation
Chapter 1. Abstract
1.1. Citation
1.2. Type of File
1.3. Subject Content
1.4. Geographic Content
1.4.1. State Files
1.4.2. National Files (National Update and Urban/Rural Update)
1.5. User Updates
1.6. Related Products
Chapter 2. How to Use This Product
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Data Format and Access Tools
2.3. Geographic Hierarchy Primer
2.4. Geographic Header Record
2.4.1. New ANSI Codes
2.5. Summary Level Sequence Chart
2.6. Data Structure and Segmentation
2.6.1. Note to Users of Microsoft Access
Chapter 3. Subject Locator
3.1. General Information
3.2. Subject Locator
Chapter 4. Summary Level Sequence Chart
Chapter 5. List of Tables (Matrices)
Chapter 6. Data Dictionary
6.1. Identification Section
6.2. Endnotes
6.3. Table (Matrix) Section
Chapter 7. Operational Overview and Accuracy of the Data
7.1. Master Address File Development
7.1.1. Local Update of Census Addresses
7.1.2. Address Canvassing
7.1.3. Group Quarters
7.1.4. Update/Leave
7.1.5. Nonresponse Follow-Up
7.1.6. Other Address and Geocoding Operations
7.1.7. Vacant/Delete Check
7.1.8. Field Verification
7.1.9. Remote Areas
7.2. Group Quarters Enumeration
7.3. Service-Based Enumeration and Enumeration at Transitory Locations
7.4. Confidentiality of the Data
7.4.1. Title 13 U.S. Code
7.4.2. Disclosure Avoidance
7.4.3. Data Swapping
7.5. Nonsampling Error
7.5.1. Types of Nonsampling Error
7.5.2. Resolving Multiple Responses
7.6. Data Editing
Count Imputation
General Imputation Rules
Chapter 8. User Updates
8.1. Data Note 1
8.2. Data Note 2
8.3. Data Note 3
8.4. Data Note 4
8.5. Data Note 5
8.6. Data Note 6
8.7. Data Note 7
Appendix A. Geographic Terms and Concepts
Introduction
Geographic Presentation of Data
Hierarchical Presentation
Inventory Presentation
Nation-Based Hierarchies
Definitions of Geographic Entities, Terms, and Concepts
American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Area
Legal Entities
Statistical Entities
Area Measurement
Block
Block Group
Boundary Changes
Census Division
Census Region
Census Tract
Codes for Geographic Entities
Congressional District
Consolidated City
Core Based Statistical Areas and Related Statistical Areas
County or Statistically Equivalent Entity
County Subdivision
Legal Entities
Statistical Entities
Geographic Area Attributes
Geographic Names Information System
Geographic Names Information System Identifier
Island Areas of the United States
Maf/Tiger Database
Place
Population and Housing Unit Density
Public Use Microdata Areas
Puerto Rico
Municipio
Barrio, Barrio-Pueblo, and Subbarrio
Zona Urbana and Comunidad
School Districts (Elementary, Secondary, and Unified )
State or Statistically Equivalent Entity
State Legislative District (Upper nad Lower Chambers)
Tribal Block Group
Tribal Census Tract
United States
Urban and Rural
Urban Growth Areas
Voting Districts
Zip Code Tabulation Areas
Appendix B. Definitions of Subject Characteristics
Introduction
Population Characteristics
Age
Alaska Native Tribe
American Indian Tribe
Foster Children
Hispanic or Latino Origin
Household Type and Relationship
Institutionalized Population
Noninstitutionalized Population
Race
Sex
Stepson or Stepdaughter
Type of Institution
Living Quarters
Group Quarters
Housing Units
Housing Characteristics
Household Size
Tenure
Vacancy Status
Derived Measures
Average
Interpolation
Mean
Median
Percentage
Rate
Appendix C. Data Collection and Processing Procedures
2010 Census Mission and Scope
Six Operational Planning Categories
1. Provide Support
2. Establish Where to Count
3. Collect and Integrate Respondent Information
4. Provide Census Results
5. Measure Census Coverage
6. Analyze and Research the Census
Appendix D. Questionnaire
Appendix E. Maps
Introduction
Map Descriptions
2010 Census-Census Block Map
2010 Census-Census Tract Reference Map
2010 Census-School District Reference Map
Appendix F. Code Lists
Appendix G. Residence Rule and Residence Situations for the 2010 Census of the United States
Where you are Counted is Important
The Concept of Usual Residence
The Residence Rule
People Away From Their Usual Residence on Census Day
Visitors on Census Day
People Who Live in More Than One Place
People without a Usual Residence
Students
Movers on Census Day
People Who Are Born Or Die On Census Day
Nonrelatives of the Householder
U.S. Military Personnel
Merchant Marine Personnel on U.S. Flag Maritime/Merchant Vessels
Foreign Citizens in the United States
U.S. Citizens and Their Dependents Living outside the United States
People in Correctional Facilities for Adults
People in Group Homes and Residential Treatment Centers for Adults
People in Health Care Facilities
People in Juvenile Facilities
People in Residential School-Related Facilities
People in Shelters
People in Transitory Locations
People in Religious-Related Residential Facilities
People in Workers' Residential Facilities
Social Explorer, U.S. Census Bureau; 2010 Census of Population and Housing, Summary File 1: Technical Documentation, Issued June 2011.