Examining County Demographic-Economic Characteristics

In this section, you will learn to examine county demographic-economic characteristics using iVDA with the "US1" project.

See related county trends interactive table.

 

iVDA is one part of a broader VDA GIS resource framework.  See more about VDA GIS.

 

In the iVDA frame below, proceed as follows.

Operation 1 -- viewing a selected county demographic-economic characteristics (ACS 2022 subject matter)

.. enter an address or location in the searchbar and press enter (try ZIP code 85258 .. in Scottsdale, AZ)

    - the map window refreshes with a zoom-in to Maricopa County, AZ (county associated with search)

    - location shown by marker

.. see county demographic-economic characteristics in lower left panel

.. optionally click "clipboard" and copy profile into a spreadsheet.

 

Operation 2 -- viewing a selected county population & components of change trends 2020-2023

.. assume same location/county

.. In the Legend Panel at the left, scroll down to "County %PopChg 20-23" layer and click name of layer

      - do not check the checkbox

.. see county population & components of change trends 2020-2023 in lower left panel

.. optionally click "clipboard" and copy profile into a spreadsheet (possibly same as used in Operation 1)

 

Operation 3 -- viewing a selected county age-race/origin-gender characteristics

.. assume same location/county

.. In the Legend Panel at the left, scroll down to "County M23 MedAge" layer and click name of layer

      - do not check the checkbox

.. see county -race/origin-gender characteristics in lower left panel

.. optionally click "clipboard" and copy profile into a spreadsheet (possibly same as used in Operation 1)

 

Visual Data Analytics Web GIS
iVDA is presented below in an interactive mapping window .. watch video

Below is a static graphic example of using iVDA.

.. click the globe button below map

.. check on the "Cty Pop Gain 2020-2023" layer

.. check on the "Cty Pop Loss 2020-2023" layer

 

cty_pop_chg

 

 

 

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