“The Usability of Administrative Data for Register-Based Censuses” - OPEN ACCESS
Nordholt

“Hard to Count: How Survey and Administrative Records Modeling Can Enhance Census Nonresponse Follow-Up”
Chow, Janicki, Kutzbach, Warren, and Yi

Additionally, the manuscript by Kissam, Quezada and Itili shows how local knowledge and information can be used to improve the address list used in census taking

"Community-based canvassing to improve the U.S. Census Bureau’s Master Address File: California’s experience in LUCA 2018" - OPEN ACCESS
Kissam, Ed | Quezada, Cindy | Intili, Jo Ann

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