Census 2000 Demographics [go to top]

Census 2000 Asian and Native Hawaiian Population Distributions by State (02/20/02)

Two spreadsheet files may now be accessed via the Proximity downloads page (see item 1.2) that provide Asian and Native Hawaiian population distributions by state. One file contains a state level extract from Summary File 1 (PCT5): Asian alone with one Asian category for selected grouos [19] (Tabulation Universe: Total Asian categories tallied for people with one Asian category only and people with no specific Asian category reported). Another file contains a state level extract from Summary File 1 (PCT8): Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone with one Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander category for selected groups [14] (Tabulation Universe: Total Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander categories tallied for people with one Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander category only and people with no specific Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander category reported).

Hawaii Census 2000 Equal Employment Opportunity Data Planning (01/21/02)

The Census 2000 Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) special tabulation file is now in final planning stages. Plans for the EEO special tabulation file are summarized at http://proximityone.com/eeo.htm. There are numerous changes in the scope of data to be developed in comparison to data developed for the 1990 Census. There are at least two major ways that these changes will impact on the Hawaii Census 2000 EEO data. First, data will not be tabulated for places or counties with less than 50,000 population. The 1990 Census EEO data were provided for all counties. Second, race/ethnic tabulations differ for the State of Hawaii relative to all other states. Race/ethnic categories planned are summarized on the above webpage.

Hawaii Census 2000 Geographic Identification Code Scheme (1/21/02)

The Hawaii Census 2000 Geographic Identification Code Scheme (GICS) provides an integrated listing of counties, CCDs, CDPs, and remainder of CCD for each of these types geographic areas for the state. For each of these areas, the GICS provides the summary level code, FIPS code for each type of geography, name of the area, and the Census 2000 population and housing counts. This file may be accessed at http://proximityone.com/higics.txt. More information on the GICS and national scope file is located at http://proximityone.com/cen2000.htm#gics.

Hawaii Census 2000 Summary File 2 Available

The Hawaii Census 2000 Summary File 2 is available for downloading via the Census Webserver at http://www2.census.gov.

Hawaii Census 2000 Summary File 1 Statewide Census Tract Demographic Profile Database

Hawaii Census 2000 Summary File 1 statewide census block, census tract, and county databases have been developed by Proximity and may be downloaded: DP15TC.ZIP -- Demographic Profile State 15 Tracts and Counties) This zip file contains two databases: p15140.dbf (census tracts) and p15050.dbf (counties). DP15B.ZIP -- Demographic Profile State 15 Blocks This 2.2 MB zip file expands to the 34 MB file p15101a.dbf containing all 18,990 Hawaii census blocks. These database files have been developed for use in connection with the Proximity ASC2DBF software. Anyone can make use of these files with no restriction. The files may be processed by any program with the ability to process a generic dbase4 structured file. The content of each database file is summarized in brief in DP2000E description. The first 30 items are fields derived largely from the Summary File 1 geographic segment. The other 173 fields are extracted from various Summary File 1 data segments. The table/item reference number is shown in the right column. Refer to the Summary File technical documentation (see http://proximityone.com/cen2000sf1.htm) for additional information. The content of these files can be derived for any geographic area down to the census block level using the Proximity ASC2DBF software ("PCT" items are only available for census tract and higher level geographic areas). This file structure is referred to as the Demographic Profile "elemental" database and is used by the Proximity Interactive Analysis System (IAS) to develop the Demographic Profile database corresponding to the subject matter items in the Census Bureau complete count demographic profile. The "elemental" database also contains the number of persons ages 20 years and under by gender by single years of age. These data are used by IAS in modeling applications to develop demographic tabulations of school age children and baseline data for use in developing demographic updates.

Census 2000 Persons 5 to 17 Years of Age by School District

This section provides procedural information relating to how you can develop Census 2000 data on the number of children by school district (or other areas) for persons 5 to 17 years of age or any other age cohort for persons 20 years of age and below. While the focus of the example used here is on tabulating data for a Hawaii high school complex, the procedure applies to any public school district as defined for Census 2000. As noted elsewhere in this Web page, Hawaii high school complexes are treated as if they are Federal school districts for purposes of tabulating data from Census 2000. The example provided here builds on the above information pertaining to the Hawaii DP2000E database for census blocks. In this example we show how to develop the summary statistic “Census 2000 total number of persons ages 5 to 17 years" for a high school complex. Interested users of these data may then apply similar procedures to develop data to meet specific interests. The age interval of 5 to 17 years is arbitrary and selected due to the widespread use of this age range. Using the method described below, you could define your own age range. While the example shows how to develop data aggregates for school district areas, any other area for which geocodes are present in the DP2000E (such as places or zip code tabulation areas) could also be a aggregative tabulation area. The Hilo High School Complex (HSC) is used for this example. From the Proximity school district demographics Hawaii school district demographics summary page (http://64.0.86.234/~sdd/hiplsd.htm) the Census 2000 code for Hilo HSC is determined to be 10355. In the Census 2000 summary files, HSC codes are contained in the field “SDSEC”. Download and unzip the above referenced file DP15B.ZIP. Open the expanded file P15101A.DBF using Excel (there are many other options). Expand the width of column A to 10. Insert in cell A2 and enter: +sum(dk2..dw2)+sum(ee2..eq2) Copy cell A2 content to column A Insert in cell A1 and enter: +sumif(n2..n18891,”10355”,a2..a18891) The total number of persons ages 5-17 years in Hilo HSC appears in A1 (5,019 persons) For reference, these cells contain the corresponding values: DK -- SF1 item P014008, males 5 years of age DW -- SF1 item p014020, males 17 years of age EE -- SF1 item p014029, females 5 years of age EQ -- SF1 item p014041, females 17 years of age You can alter any of these formulas to obtain other summary data. Insert +sum(a2..a18991) in cell A1 and enter. The cell A1 formula generates the number 217,604 -- the number of persons ages 5 to 17 years in the State. Insert +sum(aq2..aq18991) in cell A1 and enter. Column AQ contains SF1 item P001001, total population. The cell A1 formula generates the number 1,211,537 -- the Census 200 total number of persons in Hawaii. Users of the Proximity Interactive Analysis System (IAS) may use the automatic data aggregation feature and build summary records for all high school complexes. In turn, data for the IAS aggregated high school complex records may be displayed in a highly organized and documented demographic profile structure suitable for printing and distribution. Important. “PCT” data fields in the DP2000E database records "below” the census tract level (therefore census block records) contain the value “-1” as a missing data indicator. This is because the Census Bureau did not release PCT table data below the census tract level to maintain confidentiality.

Hawaii Summary File 1 DBFs on CD-ROM

The Hawaii Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF1) data are being used by Proximity as the demonstration and documentation files for development and support of the Proximity Census 2000/geodemographics software. We have developed the Hawaii SF1 dbase files assist users of this software in testing applications with statewide files that do not use a large amount of hard disk space. Two CD-ROMs contain the Hawaii SF1 dbase files generated by ASC2DBF. These files can be used with Proximity software to experiment with ASC2DBF with setups making use of geographic segment reduction and subject matter selection. The CD DBFs may be used directly with Cen2Shp, DataView, and IAS for all application features. These files may be processed with any program that can process a standard dbase4 structured file. To order these CDs, send an e-mail to support@proximityone.com, fax purchase order to Proximity at (703) 256-9431, or send check to Proximity, PO Box 3565, Alexandria, VA 22302-3565. Fee includes shipping and handling. Hawaii CD-ROMs (2 volumes) -- $65 (#1 segments: HIGEO, 1-11, 37-39; #2 segments: HIGEO and 12-36)

First Census 2000 Native Hawaiian Data to be Released

As reported in the Proximity Census 2000 Data Access and Use webpage, the Census Bureau is now releasing Census 2000 Demographic Profiles on a state by state basis. The profiles for Hawaii are now available via the Census web server. See above link for details or use this link to Hawaii data.

These profiles are of general interest as they contain the "more detailed" (but very basic) demographic characteristics for selected types of geographic areas. Among the approximate 100 subject matter items included is the tabulation of the Native Hawaiian population, marking the first time these data have been available from Census 2000.

The profile data are provided for several types of larger geographic areas (again refer to the description in the above link). In general, counties and places are the smallest geographic areas for which data are provided. As previously reported in this web page, 131 Census Designated Places (CDP's) in Hawaii were identified for Census 2000 tabulation purposes (see description of these areas in the text that follows). The profiles are available for each Hawaii county and each of the 131 CDP's.

Also, refer to the referenced link (above) for information on how you can use the Proximity DataView to load the Census provided CSV-formatted data files into a dbase structure to more easily and quickly process and view the data in different ways in data processing/integration applications.

Census 2000 Demographics for Hawaii Census Designated Places

The table presented below shows the population of 131 Hawaii Census Designated Places (CDPs). Census designated places are areas of population concentration with boundaries delineated in the Census Bureau TIGER files for which Census 2000 demographic data are tabulated. CDPs have no governmental nor legal powers and are identified for purposes of tabulating data that have relevance for socioeconomic planning and analysis. For tabulation purposes, in the decennial census, CDPs are treated in a manner similar to incorporated cities.

The CDP program has long been in operation but has been greatly expanded in scope in Hawaii and certain other states for Census 2000. Nationally, the number of decennial census places and cities has increased from approximately 19,400 in the 1990 Census to 25,152 for Census 2000 -- mainly through the increase in the number of recognized CDPs. To see more about the largest 100 U.S. cities and places based on Census 2000, see http://proximityone.com/plc100.htm.

The 131 Hawaii CDPs include 1,100,844 persons, or 90.86 percent of the Hawaii Census 2000 total population of 1,211,537. Using the 1990 Census definition of "urban place," places with population of 2,500 or more persons, the Hawaii urban population in these CDPs was 1,018,588, 84.07 percent of the total population, as of Census 2000.

Above map shows Hawaii Places (Census 2000) and Urbanized Areas (1990 Census). Census 2000 Urbanized Areas will not be defined until March 2002.

Above map shows Honolulu County 1990 Census Urbanized Areas superimposed on Census 2000 Places.

Above map shows Honolulu County Census 2000 Places. This map, compared with the previous map enables you to compare how the 1990 Census Hawaii urban population corresponds to Census 2000 places (for this county). For Census 2000, there will be Hawaii urban territory and population designated for places located outside of urbanized areas. This will "document" a larger urban population, based on Census 2000 as compared to the 1990 Census, due to the differences in the scope of territory designated as urban for Census 2000. In sum, this will likely indicate that Hawaii is even "more urban" than documented by 1990 Census results.

Hawaii Census Designated Places -- Census 2000 Total Population
Place Name	Code	Population
Ahuimanu CDP	00400	8,506
Aiea CDP	00550	9,019
Ainaloa CDP	01085	1,910
Anahola CDP	02200	1,932
Barbers Point Housing CDP	02500	67
Captain Cook CDP	03850	3,206
Eden Roc CDP	06325	451
Eleele CDP	07000	2,040
Ewa Beach CDP	07450	14,650
Ewa Gentry CDP	07470	4,939
Ewa Villages CDP	07485	4,741
Fern Acres CDP	07542	756
Fern Forest CDP	07675	480
Haiku-Pauwela CDP	09260	6,578
Halaula CDP	09700	495
Halawa CDP	10000	13,891
Haleiwa CDP	10750	2,225
Haliimaile CDP	10900	895
Hana CDP	11350	709
Hanalei CDP	11500	478
Hanamaulu CDP	11650	3,272
Hanapepe CDP	11800	2,153
Hauula CDP	12400	3,651
Hawaiian Acres CDP	12450	1,776
Hawaiian Beaches CDP	12500	3,709
Hawaiian Ocean View CDP	12530	2,178
Hawaiian Paradise Park CDP	12600	7,051
Hawi CDP	13600	938
Heeia CDP	13900	4,944
Hickam Housing CDP	14200	5,471
Hilo CDP	14650	40,759
Holualoa CDP	15700	6,107
Honalo CDP	16000	1,987
Honaunau-Napoopoo CDP	16160	2,414
Honokaa CDP	16450	2,233
Honolulu CDP	17000	371,657
Honomu CDP	17450	541
Iroquois Point CDP	19100	2,462
Kaaawa CDP	19550	1,324
Kaanapali CDP	20000	1,375
Kahaluu CDP	21200	2,935
Kahaluu-Keauhou CDP	21230	2,414
Kahuku CDP	22250	2,097
Kahului CDP	22700	20,146
Kailua CDP	23000	9,870
Kailua CDP	23150	36,513
Kalaheo CDP	24950	3,913
Kalaoa CDP	25400	6,794
Kalihiwai CDP	26750	717
Kaneohe CDP	28250	34,970
Kaneohe Station CDP	28400	11,827
Kapaa CDP	28850	9,472
Kapaau CDP	29000	1,159
Kapalua CDP	29725	467
Kaumakani CDP	30650	607
Kaunakakai CDP	31100	2,726
Kawela Bay CDP	32700	410
Keaau CDP	32900	2,010
Kealakekua CDP	33950	1,645
Kekaha CDP	35600	3,175
Kihei CDP	36500	16,749
Kilauea CDP	36650	2,092
Koloa CDP	39200	1,942
Kualapuu CDP	39500	1,936
Kukuihaele CDP	41000	317
Kurtistown CDP	42800	1,157
Lahaina CDP	42950	9,118
Laie CDP	43250	4,585
Lanai City CDP	43700	3,164
Laupahoehoe CDP	44150	473
Lawai CDP	44450	1,984
Leilani Estates CDP	44562	1,046
Lihue CDP	45200	5,674
Maalaea CDP	46400	454
Maili CDP	47300	5,943
Makaha CDP	47450	7,753
Makaha Valley CDP	47560	1,289
Makakilo City CDP	47750	13,156
Makawao CDP	48050	6,327
Maunaloa CDP	50150	230
Maunawili CDP	50750	4,869
Mililani Town CDP	51050	28,608
Mokuleia CDP	52550	1,839
Mountain View CDP	53300	2,799
Naalehu CDP	53600	919
Nanakuli CDP	53900	10,814
Nanawale Estates CDP	53975	1,073
Napili-Honokowai CDP	54100	6,788
Omao CDP	57800	1,221
Orchidlands Estates CDP	58775	1,731
Paauilo CDP	59300	571
Pahala CDP	59750	1,378
Pahoa CDP	59900	962
Paia CDP	60200	2,499
Pakala Village CDP	60350	478
Papaikou CDP	61550	1,414
Paukaa CDP	61700	495
Pearl City CDP	62600	30,976
Pepeekeo CDP	63650	1,697
Poipu CDP	64550	1,075
Princeville CDP	65075	1,698
Puako CDP	65150	429
Puhi CDP	65750	1,186
Pukalani CDP	65900	7,380
Punaluu CDP	66500	881
Pupukea CDP	66800	4,250
Schofield Barracks CDP	69050	14,428
Village Park CDP	72255	9,625
Volcano CDP	72350	2,231
Wahiawa CDP	72650	16,151
Waialua CDP	74000	3,761
Waianae CDP	74450	10,506
Waihee-Waiehu CDP	75510	7,310
Waikane CDP	75800	726
Waikapu CDP	75950	1,115
Waikoloa Village CDP	76600	4,806
Wailea-Makena CDP	76935	5,671
Wailua CDP	77000	2,083
Wailua Homesteads CDP	77225	4,567
Wailuku CDP	77450	12,296
Waimalu CDP	77750	29,371
Waimanalo CDP	78050	3,664
Waimanalo Beach CDP	78200	4,271
Waimea CDP	78500	7,028
Waimea CDP	78800	1,787
Wainaku CDP	78950	1,227
Waipahu CDP	79700	33,108
Waipio CDP	79860	11,672
Waipio Acres CDP	80000	5,298
Wheeler AFB CDP	80600	2,829
Whitmore Village CDP	80900	4,057
Source: Proximity (703) 256-9850 Alexandria, VA 22302-3565 http://www.proximityone.com E-mail Proximity Data and ranking by Proximity based on Census 2000; U.S. Bureau of the Census.

  • Hawaii P.L. 94-171 Redistricting Data (now available)

The Census 2000 P.L. 94-171 data file is available for Hawaii. It may be downloaded from the Census Bureau FTP server. Information on the FTP server and the P.L. 94-171 file is available at http://proximityone.com/cen2000.htm#cen2000pl. Proximity has developed software that you can download to translate the FTP downloaded data to a dbase structure. Related software has been developed to convert the detailed P.L. 94-171 files into easier an easier-to-use version. See the cen2000.htm website for more information on this software. You can also download the Hawaii P.L. 94-171 database (HIPL.DBF) reduced structure version in zip format. Expand the downloaded file and process with any software with the ability to process xbase files. View a description of the content of the HIPL.DBF at the web page http://proximityone.com/pl321.htm#pl321 (this is the same web page describing the database conversion software). See related section (below) on map files that make use of these data.

  • Hawaii Census 2000 "School District" Data now available

Census block level data records the recently released Census 2000 P.L. 94-171 file have been aggregated to school district summaries. Proximity is developing HTML pages for each state that show basic demographics for each district. For more information on this initiative, refer to http://proximityone.com/plsd.htm. "School district" summary demographics have been prepared for the 7 Hawaii administrative areas, 42 Hawaii high school complex areas, and Hawaii statewide (the Federal Hawaii unified school district). Tabulation areas are referred to as school districts because these areas were included in the Census 2000 U.S. National Center for Education Statistics national school district mapping project (basis for forthcoming school district special tabulation). The Hawaii Department of Education was responsible for having the Hawaii administrative and high school complex areas included in the national program. The following HTML table is generated by the same software that produces the school district summary file.     Total Total Population, One Race Population of District Name Code Population Total White Black AI&AN1 Asian NH&OPI1 Other Races 2 or More Races Hawaii Department Of Education 00030 1211537 952194 294102 22003 3535 503868 113539 15147 259343 Administrative Areas Honolulu 10050 321587 273011 59988 2343 523 184932 23011 2214 48576 Central 10055 207298 169020 53186 11997 744 87266 11168 4659 38278 Leeward 10060 211395 158943 29068 4007 492 97498 25454 2424 52452 Windward 10065 135871 100556 44241 2272 419 33674 18047 1903 35315 Hawai'i 10070 148677 106389 46904 698 666 39702 16724 1695 42288 Maui 10075 128094 99610 43421 509 479 39728 13730 1743 28484 Kaua'i 10080 58463 44525 17255 177 212 21042 5334 505 13938 High School Complexes Kea'au 10354 16639 11466 5360 85 104 4156 1549 212 5173 Hilo 10355 27629 19423 5884 133 128 9443 3532 303 8206 Honoka'a 10360 14255 9930 4584 30 36 3572 1594 114 4325 Ka'u 10368 5751 4190 1982 49 39 1378 670 72 1561 Kohala 10373 6038 4162 1979 35 22 1483 572 71 1876 Laupahoehoe 10377 1780 1235 514 5 8 606 92 10 545 Pahoa 10383 14767 10210 5479 114 103 2424 1920 170 4557 Ni'ihau 10461 160 134 2 0 0 25 107 0 26 Farrington 10810 46537 39485 2121 205 53 30606 6205 295 7052 Kaimuki 10811 77753 65924 17934 814 159 41144 5259 614 11829 Kaiser 10812 30670 25436 9099 130 47 14811 1166 183 5234 Kalani 10813 36574 31205 8711 76 39 20810 1456 113 5369 Mckinley 10814 69346 60015 9640 655 114 44303 4836 467 9331 Roosevelt 10815 60707 50946 12483 463 111 33258 4089 542 9761 'aiea 10820 41276 33508 6628 771 93 22776 2827 413 7768 Leilehua 10821 41608 34420 13539 4751 270 11571 2211 2078 7188 Mililani 10822 45123 34291 8389 1339 99 21769 2121 574 10832 Moanalua 10823 37313 31593 8152 1751 93 18910 2114 573 5720 Radford 10824 29543 26241 13002 3311 161 7721 1124 922 3302 Waialua 10825 12435 8967 3476 74 28 4519 771 99 3468 Campbell 10830 43637 33589 7199 941 94 21833 2965 557 10048 Nanakuli 10831 11427 6778 659 83 30 1225 4695 86 4649 Pearl City 10832 48861 39001 7947 1308 121 26010 3014 601 9860 Wai'anae 10833 30832 18267 4078 382 111 5868 7444 384 12565 Waipahu 10834 51458 42748 3680 669 83 32739 5122 455 8710 Kapolei 10835 25180 18560 5505 624 53 9823 2214 341 6620 Castle 10840 52148 36951 10468 379 99 19450 6158 397 15197 Kahuku 10841 17877 12707 5277 85 55 2216 4916 158 5170 Kailua 10842 28396 20370 7764 164 52 7338 4864 188 8026 Kalaheo 10843 37450 30528 20732 1644 213 4670 2109 1160 6922 South Kona 10852 10712 7745 3650 40 52 2570 1274 159 2967 Central Hilo 10854 19766 14049 2446 67 42 9101 2249 144 5717 North Kona 10855 31340 23979 15026 140 132 4969 3272 440 7361 Baldwin 10860 22782 16847 4134 72 69 9228 3089 255 5935 Hana 10861 1855 1270 487 2 6 117 655 3 585 Lahainaluna 10862 17967 15216 7498 95 63 5443 1607 510 2751 Lanai 10863 3193 2529 433 4 12 1844 226 10 664 Maui 10864 41634 33830 14354 202 155 15451 3064 604 7804 Moloka'i 10865 7257 4975 998 9 25 1345 2578 20 2282 King Kekaulike 10866 33406 24943 15517 125 149 6300 2511 341 8463 East Kaua'i 10870 24873 18913 9609 99 120 5965 2879 241 5960 Central Kaua'i 10871 22747 17502 6192 59 64 9780 1219 188 5245 West Kaua'i 10872 10683 7976 1452 19 28 5272 1129 76 2707 Hawaii Department Of Education 00030 1211537 952194 294102 22003 3535 503868 113539 15147 259343 1 AI&AN -- American Indian and Alaska Native 2 NH&OPI -- Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

Census 2000 Geographic and Mapping Resources [go to top]

  • Hawaii Reference Maps and Mapping Applications

  • Downloadable Hawaii Mapping Files

Files listed below are available for downloading and use with software/analytical applications that support shape files. Each county link will download a "shape file set" in zip format which should be expanded once downloaded. Contact Proximity support for more information regarding use of these files. These file sets will be periodically updated/extended.
County	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
High School Complexes	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
K-12 Administrative Districts	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
Hawaiian Homelands	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
Census Designated Places	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
Voting Districts	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
Census Tracts	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
Census Block Groups	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
Census Blocks	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
All Roads (lines)	Hawaii Honolulu Kalawao Kauai Maui
Shape File Set: A shape file set is a zipped file comprised of three files referenced by the mapping application software as a "shape file." go to files
3/22/01: Proximity has developed a variation on the Honolulu County by Census 2000 block map file that you can download and examine using ArcExplorer, ArcView, or similar. Honolulu County by block file in zip format, unzip the file, and open it using the mapping software. A Honolulu County by census tract shape file set, incorporating 40 Census 2000 subject matter items has also been developed. The following text reviews the county by block file and then the county by tract file is reviewed. The m15003b shape file dbf has been augmented to include the total population (from the P.L. 94-171 file). You can prepare thematic maps such as the one shown below and start to see what the Census 2000 data can be used to show/depict for visual analysis. Proximity has developed software that enables the shape file dbf to be augmented by loading any of the P.L. 94-171 data items into the dbf. More information on this resource will be forthcoming soon. For now, only this one shape file set has new Census 2000 data added. The following map depicts Honolulu County by census block and shows the the total Census 2000 population in accordance with the legend at the left by census block. Each interval shows what population range is associated with corresponding color. The yellow highlighted census block is the block with highest population magnitude, approximitely 5,400 people. The following map is a zoom into the Diamond Head area and enables the viewer to more easily see the population distribution by block. Honolulu County by Tract Shape File Set. You can download the Honolulu County by tract shape file in zip format, unzip the file, and open it using the mapping software. The Honolulu County by census tract shape file set incorporates the 40 Census 2000 subject matter items described at the website http://proximityone.com/pl321.htm. In addition to the 40 subject matter items, the file includes the land area (square meters), water area (square meters), and latitude-longitude internal point (enabling users to develop an "event theme" and show attributes as weighted graphic icons). Divide square meters by the constant 2,589,988 to derive square miles. The following sample maps were prepared using this file. Honolulu County Total Population by Census Tract Honolulu County Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander (NH&OPI) by Census Tract Honolulu County NH&OPI as a Percent of Total Population by Census Tract -- for the universe: persons identifying themselves as of one race

Software and Related Resources [go to top]

  • DataView -- dbase database viewer from Proximity

Download this program to view and process dBASE III and dBASE IV structured files. One use of DataView is to examine/process statistical database files listed in above referenced links and "dbf" files that are a part of "shape" file sets listed in above referenced links. See further information in DataView description Web page. Send questions or comments concerning use of this application setup to Proximity support for assistance with use of these files.

  • Sample ArcView Project (as used in the sessions)

Download this zip file (4.5 MB), containing files similar to the ArcView project and files used in the sessions on January 25 and 26, 2001. This application set presently requires the user to have ArcView to run this mapping application (we are working on alternatives). It is suggested that this file set be unzipped into the folder c:\himaps. The ZIP file contains these files (same versions as in above listed TIGER derived downloads): • himaps.apr (Project file for ArcView) • himaps.aep (Project file for ArcExplorer)     ( Download Free ArcExplorer to use the himaps.aep) • sd15.* (Statewide high school complexes) • 15003hs.* (Oahu high school complexes with augmented dbf; thematic view) • 15003a.* (Oahu K-12 administrative districts) • 15003p.* (Oahu places) • 15003t.* (Oahu tracts) • 15003bg.* (Oahu block groups) • 15003blk.* (Oahu census blocks) • 15003r.* (Oahu roads) • schl15.* (public schools statewide) Notes: 1 -- No K-12 admin, place, tract, block group, nor block statitsical data are provided. 2 -- When the project opens, only three themes are selected. Additional instructions might be provided at a later time depending on feedback and expressions of interest. Send questions or comments concerning use of this application setup to Proximity support for assistance with use of these files.

Sources of Related Hawaii Information Resources [go to top]