Tools tagged with "Census"

This platform serves as a central hub for sharing a wide array of geospatial data across various state departments in Kansas. It provides a comprehensive GIS Data Catalog, allowing users to explore and access diverse datasets. The geoportal aims to facilitate data discovery and utilization for state-level initiatives and public access.

This comprehensive research guide from York University Library provides detailed information and resources for locating and accessing geospatial (GIS) data. It specifically highlights datasets pertinent to Costa Rica, serving as an invaluable resource for students and researchers. The guide outlines various methods for searching, browsing by topic, and ordering geospatial data.

geobr provides a user-friendly interface to access official spatial data sets of Brazil. It simplifies the process of downloading, reading, and organizing various geographic data for researchers and analysts. The package supports both R and Python environments, making it versatile for different programming preferences.

Data.gov.uk is the official UK government portal for finding open data. It provides access to datasets published by central government, local authorities, and various public bodies, enabling users to build products and services.

The G-Econ research project develops a geophysically based global dataset on economic activity. It provides "gross cell product" (GCP) for all regions at a 1-degree longitude by 1-degree latitude resolution. The current dataset, GEcon 4.0, covers 1990, 1995, 2000, and 2005, offering 27,500 terrestrial observations.

This file contains the boundaries of all census subdivisions across Canada, which are municipalities or equivalent areas like Indian reserves and unorganized territories. It offers a crucial framework for geographic analysis and mapping using various GIS and mapping software. A comprehensive reference guide is also included with the file.

This geoportal serves as the official open data site for the Hawaii Statewide GIS Program, providing centralized access to a diverse collection of geospatial datasets for the state. It allows users to explore, visualize, and download data related to various aspects of Hawaii's environment, infrastructure, and demographics.

Diamond Bay Research provides access to a wide array of geographic data, primarily focusing on historical and modern GIS resources for Asia, particularly China and Japan. The collection includes diverse datasets ranging from administrative boundaries and historical maps to environmental data and placenames, often hosted on Harvard Dataverse.

This guide from the U.S. Census Bureau assists users in selecting the appropriate TIGER (Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing) data product for their needs. It details the various geographic data offerings, ensuring users can effectively leverage Census Bureau information for analysis and mapping initiatives.

This resource offers a comprehensive database of the world's largest urban areas, providing detailed information on their geographical locations and historical population trends from 1950 to 2005. The data is meticulously prepared using official UN statistics, ensuring accuracy and reliability for various analytical purposes. It is readily available for download in multiple formats, including those compatible with GIS software, Google Earth, and standard tabular formats, facilitating broad accessibility and integration into diverse projects.

DASC serves as the official State of Kansas GIS data clearinghouse, archiving and distributing authoritative geospatial data from trusted sources. It offers a comprehensive GeoPortal Hub for downloading GIS and map data, including LiDAR and imagery, alongside various geospatial technical services and application hosting for state agencies and partners.

This portal provides access to the UK's official Office for National Statistics (ONS) open data geography site. It serves as a central hub for geospatial information, documents, and applications related to geographical boundaries and statistical areas within the United Kingdom.

RGIS, hosted by the University of New Mexico, serves as a comprehensive data portal for geographic information systems data focused on New Mexico. It provides access to a wide array of datasets categorized by themes such as agriculture, boundaries, climate, elevation, environment, and transportation. Users can search, browse, and download spatial data in various formats, often with associated metadata.

Open Data Bristol provides a platform for exploring, analyzing, and sharing a wide range of public data concerning the city of Bristol. It offers datasets that can be viewed and reused by anyone, subject to their respective licenses. Users can find information on various topics, from transport and environment to population and social care.

This website serves as a central hub for discovering and accessing various GIS data sources and clearinghouses specific to the state of Delaware. It provides direct links to county-level GIS portals, state environmental monitoring data, historical maps, and crucial census information, catering to a diverse user base.

The Center for Air, Climate, & Energy Solutions (CACES) offers comprehensive data on outdoor concentrations of criteria and non-criteria air pollutants across the contiguous U.S. This resource also provides results from health impact models (AP2, EASIUR, InMAP) quantifying economic damages from air pollution exposure based on emission locations.

Open Data DC is the official portal where the District of Columbia government shares hundreds of diverse datasets with the public. It invites users to browse, download, and analyze data files, or build applications using its provided APIs. This platform promotes transparency and civic engagement by making government information readily accessible.

This platform provides access to extensive open datasets, digital tools, and interactive maps for exploring New York City's demographics, land use, housing, and economic trends. It serves as a central hub for official geocoding technology and various data explorers to support urban planning and environmental review.

LOKSTAT is an historical databank of local statistics, offering results from general censuses conducted in Belgium around 1900. It provides consultative access to data from every Belgian municipality existing during that period, including industry, agriculture, and population statistics. This resource is part of the Queteletcentrum at Ghent University.

The Arkansas GIS Office manages the state's spatial data infrastructure, offering a central repository for various GIS datasets. It provides essential mapping applications and supports state and local government initiatives through specialized geospatial programs and data services.

Geography Realm is a comprehensive online resource dedicated to the applications of geography, GIS, geospatial technologies, and cartography. It features a wide array of research articles, case studies, and tutorials. The site covers both physical and human geography, offering insights into diverse topics within the geospatial field.

The National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD) serves as a vital resource for research in criminal justice and criminology. It provides comprehensive data services, enabling users to both discover and share valuable datasets. This initiative supports empirical research and informs policy development within the criminal justice field.

This platform offers a wide array of datasets covering city services, community information, and economic development. It serves as a central hub for researchers, developers, and citizens to access and utilize public information from Toronto's municipal government.

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) is the primary provider of statistical, geographical, cartographical, and environmental information in Brazil. It conducts censuses and surveys, offering a vast array of data crucial for public planning, government, and academic research. The institute's work covers demographics, economy, natural resources, and socio-economic indicators across the national territory.

This LibGuide from MIT Libraries provides a centralized resource for discovering and accessing various GIS datasets relevant to the state of Massachusetts. It aims to assist researchers and students in locating essential geospatial information for their projects.

The Montana State Library's Geographic Information page serves as a central hub for geospatial data and resources related to the state. It offers access to various government publications, research materials, and supports the Montana Geospatial Information Advisory Council.

The Mississauga Open Data Hub serves as a central repository for various datasets from the City of Mississauga. It provides public access to information across multiple categories, enabling users to discover, analyze, and utilize city data for various purposes.

This platform serves as the official Open Government portal for Canada, offering a wide range of public sector information. It is designed to foster transparency and accessibility, enabling citizens and organizations to access government data and resources.

This page offers general vector datasets for Romania, including administrative boundaries, state frontiers, and localities. Data is frequently updated and accessible in multiple formats like Shapefile, TopoJSON, FlatGeobuf, CSV, and KML. Users can also access the data via WMS/WFS web services or visualize it online through an Open Layers application.

This is Maryland's official GIS Data Catalog, providing a centralized hub for open, transparent, and easily accessible geographic content from various state contributors. It aims to make data discoverable and usable for the public, supporting various applications and analyses.

The U.S. Census Bureau offers various mapping files for download, enabling users to integrate geographical information into their GIS projects. Available formats include Shapefiles (Partnership, TIGER/Line, Cartographic Boundary), KML, and File Geodatabase files. These resources support data visualization, analysis, and research related to U.S. demographic and economic data.

This official United States Census Bureau platform provides comprehensive data on America's people, places, and economy. Users can explore, customize, and download various data assets, including tables, maps, charts, profiles, and microdata. It offers tools to build customized maps and access detailed community profiles across numerous geographies.

This portal provides access to a wide range of public datasets related to London, covering various aspects of the city's operations and demographics. It serves as a central hub for researchers, developers, and citizens to explore and utilize data for analysis, applications, and informed decision-making within the capital.

This resource from the University of Texas Libraries compiles open data portals offering a wide variety of geospatial datasets specifically for the state of Texas. It advises users to consider federal sources for complementary data and provides practical tips for managing large datasets in GIS software. The guide helps users efficiently locate and utilize Texas-specific geospatial information.

This page, part of the University of Nevada, Reno Libraries' GIS guide, provides a curated collection of links to various geospatial datasets. It features resources ranging from local Nevada county and city open data portals to broader Earth Sciences, Demographic, Economic, and Geocoding resources. The guide aims to assist users in locating diverse data for their GIS projects.

The National Historical Geographic Information System (NHGIS) offers a vast collection of U.S. census data and boundary files from 1790 to the present. It enables researchers to track social, economic, and environmental change over time through consistent geographic units.