COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS – MEDIAN HOUSE VALUE FOR YEAR 2000 House values is one of the socio-economic indicators of changing patterns of diversity. Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were obtained, reformatted and used in the analyses. Correlations were made with other derivatives of the dataset such as ethnicity, availability of jobs, income […]
House values is one of the socio-economic indicators of changing patterns of diversity.
Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were obtained, reformatted and used in the analyses. Correlations were made with other derivatives of the dataset such as ethnicity, availability of jobs, income level, population groups, within an area of concern.
Washington, DC being the capital city of the United States of America is known to be ethnically and economically diverse with unique patterns of settlement and change. The study shows a broad spectrum spatial distribution of the residences of the inhabitants by ethnicities, cultures, socio-economic status, etc.
Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses. Correlations were made with other derivatives of the dataset such as ethnicity, availability of jobs, income level, population groups and crime statistics within an area of concern.
Washington, DC is known to be ethnically and economically diverse with unique patterns of settlement ethnically and socio-economically. The study shows the Diversity Index for the year 2000.
Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses. Correlations were made with other derivatives of the dataset such as ethnicity, availability of jobs, income level, population groups and crime statistics within an area of concern.
This map shows the MEAN CENTERS and STANDARD DISTANCES for the Hispanic Community in Washington, DC between 1990 and 2000.
Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses.
This map shows the MEAN CENTERS and STANDARD DISTANCES for Blacks, Whites and Hispanics in Washington, DC in the year 2000.
Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses.
House values in the District of Columbia have been rising for quite a while. The map shows Median House Values in the year 2000. Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses. Correlations were made with other derivatives of the dataset such as ethnicity, availability of jobs, income level, population groups, within an area of concern.
Crime activity usually increase with less police presence and surveillance. GIS offers law enforcement agencies (LEAs) a formidable tool to understand how crimes vary with space (distance from law enforcement agencies) and the time of day such crimes are committed. It offers LEAs the ability to explore factors that enhance or diminish crimes for better resource allocation towards fighting such crimes. This study shows the relationship between crime activity and distance from police stations. Datasets from the City of Houston and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses. Distance Buffers were used in the analyses.
Crime and type of crime activity can be related to distance from roads and census blocks apart from the location of Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) offices and the presence of LEA personnel. This study shown the types of crimes relative to the LEA offices, roads and census blocks. Datasets from the City of Houston and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses. Distance Buffers were used in the analyses.
Crime and type of crime activity can be “time-of-day” dependent. This study shown the Auto Theft crimes between 6:00PM and Midnight. Datasets from the City of Houston and other sources were obtained, reformatted, normalized and used in the analyses. Distance Buffers were used in the analyses.
Hurricane Katrina was the eleventh named storm and fifth hurricane of the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season. At its peak, it stretched about 400 miles across with sustained winds of about 100 to 175 miles an hour, “she” proved to be one of the costliest and deadliest natural disasters in the history of the United States. The map shows infrastructure and Health facilities destroyed by the 15-foot surge of water in counties around the Mississippi river corridor. Datasets from US Census Bureau and other sources were used.
