As Census Bureau workers wrap up their massive decennial data collection effort, businesses are eager to know the results. Unfortunately, the numbers won’t be released until next year. State total populations, used for reapportioning the House of Representatives, must be reported to President Obama by December 31st this year. But detailed results about the demographic characteristics of America’s population and households will take years to fully tabulate. How has the Great Recession affected regional growth? Which cities are most impacted by immigration? As Baby Boomers turn “sixty-something,” how are their living arrangements changing? Answers to these questions require not only fresh census results but time-consuming, in-depth analysis.
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GIS Weekly Magazine
Susan Smith
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Look for the next issue of GIS Weekly Magazine on May 28, 2012.
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