2012
DOI: 10.29115/sp-2012-0026
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Geocoding to Create Survey Frames

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“…For example, segments were sampled within two months from being fielded, minimizing the risk of new construction. Census block groups were also used as the segment unit to minimize the risk of geocoding error (Eckman and English 2012; Shook-Sa et al 2010). Despite our best efforts, our analyses may slightly underestimate the risk of bias.…”
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“…For example, segments were sampled within two months from being fielded, minimizing the risk of new construction. Census block groups were also used as the segment unit to minimize the risk of geocoding error (Eckman and English 2012; Shook-Sa et al 2010). Despite our best efforts, our analyses may slightly underestimate the risk of bias.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several features may affect geocoding accuracy. For example, the smaller the sampling geography, the higher the required geocoding precision, and the higher the risk of geocoding error (Eckman and English 2012; Shook-Sa et al 2010). Moreover, geocoding error in rural areas has been found to be as high as 15 percent compared to an average of 2 percent in urban and suburban areas (Dohrmann et al 2006).…”
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