Census Study Tables Flashcards

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What factors are important to determining population projections?

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Migration, birth rate, death rate

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What is a tiger file?

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digital database of geographic features, such as roads railroads, rivers, lakes, legal boundaries, census statistical boundaries, etc. covering the entire US

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What is the cohort survival method of population projection?

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the study of a group of a specific characteristic (age, grade, income) increased by the rate that group survives onto the next year

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What is a HUM?

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Housing Unit Method; a process of using housing data for population projections

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What are symptomatic indicators?

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Data series such as building permits that are reflective of population change and can be used in developing current population projections

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What is the composite method for estimating populations?

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Takes various age groups and determines the estimate for each, then aggregates them together.

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What is the constant share technique?

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Assumes that the portion of a sample’s type (people, age occupation, animal, etc) in a given population/area will remain constant through time

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What is shift share technique

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A projection for employment. Population that takes into account the shift/movement of jobs and people from, or to, a community

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