but not limited to coverage error, and measurement error.

Four sources of non-sampling error can be identified: coverage error, response error, non-response error and processing error.

Four sources of non-sampling error can be identified: coverage error, response error, non-response error and processing error.

sources of error, including, but not limited to coverage error,

sources of error, including, but not limited to, coverage error and

In all cases, the coverage error is estimated at less than 2%.

Coverage error also has the potential to affect the accuracy of the survey data.

The 2016 Census Coverage Error Measurement Program estimates coverage error for the population universe.

Coverage errors (or imperfect coverage) arise when there are differences between the target population and the surveyed population.

Non-sampling errors may arise from a variety of sources such as coverage, response, non-response and processing errors.

The use of sampling frames results in coverage errors, notably undercoverage.

The use of sampling frames results in coverage errors, notably undercoverage.

Coverage error can result from incomplete listing and inadequate coverage of the population of Canadian transactors that engage in international direct investment.

This technical report examines coverage errors in the 2016 Census.

This type of error includes primarily errors in coverage, in non-response, response and processing.