Census 2000 Overview
	Significant Data for Planning
	Significant Data for Planning
	Significant Data for Planning
	Significant Data for Planning
	The Census Questionnaire
	Census 2000: Short Form and Long Form
	Race and Ethnic Detail Block Level (SF1 data)
	Examples of SF1 Tabulations
	Examples of SF1 Tabulations
	Examples of SF1 Tabulations
	Important Definitions
	Housing Unit
	Households
	Universe
	SF1 Repeating Tabulations
	Census 2000 Long Form Sampling Pattern
	Long Form Sample - Summary File 3
	Population Subjects Summarized to Block Group
	Population Subjects Summarized to Block Group
	Population Subjects Summarized to Census Tract
	Population Subjects Summarized to Census Tract
	Housing Subjects
	Census 2000: Geography
	Geographic Hierarchy
	Blocks
	Block Groups
	Census Tracts
	Counties
	Places
	Places
	Other Geographic Areas
	Metropolitan Areas
	Urbanized Areas
	ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs)
	How ZIP Code Tabulation Areas Are Created
	Unique Geographic Identifiers
	Census 2000 TIGER/Line Files
	Data on: Race and Hispanic Origin
	Data Collection: New Federal Guidelines
	Federal Guidelines and Census 2000
	New Federal Guidelines: Implications
	Why Questions on Race and Hispanic/Latino?
	Census 2000: Hispanic or Latino
	Census 2000 Question on Race
	Some Other Race
	Race Alone Categories
	Two or More Races
	How Do I Compare 1990 - 2000 Race Data?

• Creating a Map with ArcMap
• Using Tools for Querying
• Georeferencing a Scanned Map
• Geocoding Overview and Preparation
• Lecture 3: Descriptive Epidemiology