Hello Everyone,
I have downloaded the B08202 table at Tract Level for the 2017 ACS 5 Year data. The extent I am looking at is for all tracts in all New Mexico Counties plus all tracts in El Paso County, TX.
I am able to derive the Total Workers for all…
So far so good for making the indirect estimates of group quarters population. However, I'm also trying to estimate standard errors based on Variance Replicate Tables for the two inputs (total population and population in households) and running into…
You can use this CDF to estimate the standard error for the 20th percentile as follows:
Determine the income range group for the 20th percentile.
Calculate the CDF for that income range group.
Use the CDF to estimate the proportion of households…
We are pleased to announce the first release of documentation in support of the 2018 American Community Survey 1-year estimates scheduled for release on Thursday, September 26, 2019. This documentation offers ACS data users the opportunity to prepare…
Dear Beth,
Thanks for replying on the weekend. You must be a night owl like me. I'm hoping that someone has reconciled the PUMS calculation to the ACS detailed tables numbers for poverty level. When I do this with other variables I usually come within…
And regarding the tract income, page 1 of the documentation says:
In March, using the Census Redistricting Data, the FFIEC released a limited flat file as the first part of the FFIEC 2022 release. These fields cover only demographic information, not tract…
Has anyone compared non-overlapping 5-year estimates from 2006 - 2010 and 2011 - 2015 at the tract level? What has been your experience and how do you feel about the reliability of the results?
I looked at ‘Drove Alone to Work’ comparing ACS tables B08006…
There is the CTPP data products derived from a special tabulation of ACS by the transportation community. It has more workplace data, cross tabs and universes than found in standard ACS products along with worker flows with limited characteristics on…