2020 Census Geographic Programs

Center of Population of US States and Counties (2000-2020)

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New from Tennessee State Data Center: Center of Population of US States and Counties (2000-2020)
This interactive application shows the mean center of population for each state and county in the United States in 2000, 2010 and 2020. The application visualizes the degree of population shift each decade using lines that connect the center to its prior location.
Find it here: https://myutk.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/9819e712bedc4228bfd6bcb0bbf54aec

2020 Count Review webinar

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This is a recording of the webinar “Address Data File Preparation: Tips and Best Practices”. It was presented for the 2020 Count Review program.

Thanks to the presenters -Jeff Hardcastle, Mike Mohrman, Jan Vink, and Sue Copella. The transcript is also attached. CRO – Address Data Prep Webinar 030719 – transcript

PSAP: Census Tracts and Block Groups for the Next Decade

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This spring, metro and regional planning agencies and county governments are reviewing, validating and redrawing Census Tracts, Block Groups, and Census Designated Places that will be used for data tabulations over the next decade.

Documentation, software, and data for the Participant Statistical Areas Program (PSAP) is published on census.gov.

Delineation of Census Tracts, Block Groups, and Census Designated Places is being coordinated by metro and regional planning agencies and county governments across the county. Even if you are not a registered participant, you can still provide input and comments. Census Bureau has published a list of 2020 Census PSAP contacts who are coordinating the review in each county in the nation. Find your county or counties here: https://www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/partnerships/psap/Primary_PSAP_Participant_Contact_Information.pdf

Additional resources


Presentation: Making Tracts: Metro and Local Governments’ Roles in the 2020 Participant Statistical Areas Program (March 2019)

SDC Network Webinar on PSAP (December 2018>

CTPP Program Webinar on PSAP (October 2018)

Participant Statistical Areas Program Webinar

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In this webinar, December 18, 2018, SDC members provide information on the Participant Statistical Areas Program (PSAP). Kim Korejko and Ben Gruswitz of Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission focused on the details of the PSAP program and how it worked during 2010 for their agency and how it is expected to proceed this round.  Bob Coats with the NC Office of State Budget and Management approached PSAP activities from a State Data Center perspective and how SDC’s might support PSAP activities.

This webinar is the sixth in a series of Plan to Plan for 2020 webinars organized by the SDC Steering Committee and hosted by the SDC Program.

Presentation materials are provided here:

Due to technical difficulties a recording of the presentations is unavailable.

Plan to Plan for 2020 webinar series

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The “Plan to Plan” webinar series provides orientation and training on specific 2020 Census programs and operations. Numerous state-based partners are involved, and the series will discuss the possible roles of SDCs and state networks. Our presenters include both Census Bureau program managers and state-based experts, invited to present their experience, best practices and tips for successful state involvement.

The “Plan to Plan” webinar series is organized by the SDC Steering Committee, and hosted by program staff at Census Bureau. Comments, suggestions and volunteers are invited. You can contact Jennifer Shultz, Pennsylvania SDC, or any Steering Committee member.

Webinar recordings

Upcoming: Continuing the series

Additional webinars are being planned. This list of topics is subject to change, additions, and rescheduling.

  • Building Custom Reports with APIs. Proposed, 2019.

The “Plan to Plan” webinar series is organized by the SDC Steering Committee, and hosted by program staff at Census Bureau. Comments, suggestions and volunteers are invited. You can contact Jennifer Shultz, Pennsylvania SDC, or any Steering Committee member.