volkstelling

Also known as censuses, censusses, censi

vaststelling van de bevolkingsgrootte van een bepaald gebied door een overheid

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A census is a systematic process of collecting, recording, and analyzing information about the people in a population, with the results typically presented as statistics. Censuses are most commonly used to gather national data about population and housing, though they can also be conducted for agriculture, business, and other purposes, and are considered important enough that the United Nations has defined standards for how they should be conducted.

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Research

42,647 papers

Census.The Veterinary record · 2023
Wildlife census methods: a resume.Journal of wildlife diseases · 1970
Census aims for better U.S. statistical portrait.Science (New York, N.Y.) · 2022
Save the census.Nature · 2010
RBP census.Nature methods · 2018

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Commons category: Census
topic's main category: Category:Censuses
different from: Hamming weight
has effect: apportionment of seats
topic has template: Template:Infobox census
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Een volkstelling of census is een vaststelling, door of namens de overheid, van de bevolkingsgrootte van een bepaald gebied, meestal een land, waarbij tevens een aantal andere, structurele kenmerken onderzocht worden, zoals leeftijd, geslacht, burgerlijke staat, godsdienst, gezinsverband en beroepswerkzaamheid.

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