2009 & 2014 Premium Estimates On-Line Access now Available
GeoLytics has just released our largest and most up-to-date set of 2009 estimates and 2014 projections of the US population -- now available on-line as well as on disk. NEW in this dataset -- in our Premium Estimates we include additional new variables: poverty, home value, family income, unemployment and employment by categories. In addition, the premium version includes new geographies: Subcounties also known as MCD (towns), place (city), and MSA (city with surrounding suburbs). The ESTIMATES PREMIUM 2009/2014 include all of the data from our Basic Estimates and our Estimates Professional such as population, population change, households, race, age, gender, household income, owners vs. renters, consumer expenditures, educational attainment and more.) Like all of GeoLytics’ CensusCD products, you get all 6 different geographies (nation, state, county, zip code, tract, and block group), plus you can run a radius around a latitude/longitude point. Visit our web site for details: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimates-Projections,Products.aspIf you already own our Basic Estimates or our Professional Estimates you can upgrade to the Premium version by just paying the difference in the two data sets. We will continute to offer Estimates Basic and Estimates Professional for 2009/2014 if you don'tneed all of these extra variables or geographies. Additional we also have 2009 Census Block Estimates available. There are over 8 million blocks in the U.S. and we offer an extensive list of population and housing estimates at this small geography level. For more information, go to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Block-Estimates,Products.asp
Match Zip+4 Records to Latitude/Longtitude with Zip+4 2009
Zip+4 2009 was designed so as to be accessible in two distinct ways. It can either have a file uploaded into it or it can download a database file. The first construct is designed for the user who wants to profile customer/client lists. This product will allow you to upload your file of zip+4’s and automatically append the appropriate data to each entry. The second option of downloading a database file is ideal for the user who wants to “hit” against this list as they enter a new customer/client into their database. As long as you have zip+4 data this DVD provides the area centroid of the zip+4 with latitude/longitude coordinates and assigns the 2000 block, block group, tract, and county identification numbers/FIPS code. It will then proceed to append data for the Block Group in which that zip+4 is located. The standard version has a sample of more than 60+ geographic and demographic variables from the Census 2000 Long Form. With the expanded Zip+4 2009 with 2009 Estimates and 2014 Projections, users can also append the latest demographic data for and projections. The Zip+4 2009 is now updated with the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest TIGER/Line® Shapefiles and the U.S. Postal National Zip+4 data set. The Zip+4 DVD uses improved geocoding technology developed by GeoLytics and includes over 31 million zip+4 records. The Zip+4 2009 is a stand-alone product that offers accurate, high-speed geocoding and an affordable price. For more information on GeoLytics’ Zip+4 2009, go to: http://www.geolytics.com/USCensus,Zip4,Products.asp
Annual Estimates 2001-2008 from GeoLytics
Get 8 years of GeoLytics’ demographic data with our Annual Estimates 2001-2008 or the Annual Estimates Professional 2001-2008. These two products have demographic data for the years following the last decennial census and prior to the current year estimates – 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008. If you need to track population and demographic trends for the years following the most recent census, then you need one of these two products. Annual Estimates 2001-2008 comes with GeoLytics’ reliable and trustworthy population demographics and income estimates, including variables such total population, population change, total households, race, age, gender, household income, owners vs. renters, and more. For more information go to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Annual-Estimates-2001-2005,Data,Features,Products.aspThe Annual Estimates Professional 2001-2008 starts with our basic Annual Estimates and then adds complete break-outs of sex by age by race, household types and household size, median incomes by race, consumer expenditures data, educational attainment and much more. Each product has GeoLytics’ built-in map viewer that lets the user create thematic maps of variables, as well as quickly and easily export data and geographic boundaries. Both products have the data available in 6 geographies: nation, states, counties, tracts, block groups, and zip codes. You can also run a radius around a latitude/longitude point. If you need the most up to date data, we also have 2009 Estimates and 2014 Projections at the census block group, census tract, zip code, county, and state levels. These data are available in our CensusCD software format and come complete with mapping and exporting capabilities. For more information about all of our estimates and projections, go to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimate-Projections,Categories.asp
Block Level Data: When Precision Counts
If you need information at the smallest level of census geography then you need Block level data. GeoLytics offers a large selection of U.S. population, household, and housing estimates data at the census block level. There are over 8 million census blocks in the U.S. We now have 2009 estimates available at this very small level of geography as well as the official 2000 census (the Short Form or Redistricting). Use these granular data to do statistical analysis of population and housing distributions and target small geographical areas. Our recently expanded variable list for the 2009 data includes sex by age by race for the most exact population estimates available. We also have occupancy, owner vs. renter, households, families, and more. To view the complete list of variables, go to: http://www.geolytics.com/USCensus,Block-Estimates,Data,Variables,Products.aspGeoLytics’ 2009 Block Estimates come as flat .csv files for easy import into your spreadsheet or statistical software packages. It is available at state and county level increments, so pricing depends on the number of counties or states that you want. Each state is a separate file, so if you wish to purchase all the states in the nation you receive 50 files, plus 1 for the District of Columbia. For more information, go to: http://www.geolytics.com/USCensus,Block-Estimates,Data,Features,Products.aspThe 2000 data are available in our CensusCD software format and come complete with mapping and exporting capabilities. You can export a csv, txt, or dbf file for use in data analysis or your can use our built-in mapping software to see the data in thematic map form. For more information about all of our estimates and projections, got to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimate-Projections,Categories.asp
NEW Online Version of 2009 Estimates and 2014 Projections from GeoLytics
For added convenience we have now released the 2009 ESTIMATES and 2014 PROJECTIONS online. This way you can access the data from anywhere in the country with just a user name and password. The data set includes variables for the current U.S. population and for a 5-year projection of demographic trends. Variables include total population, population change, total households, race, age, gender, household income, owners vs. renters, and more. Like all of GeoLytics’ products, you get all 6 different geographies (nation, state, county, zip code, tract, and block group), plus you can run a radius around a latitude/longitude point. Visit our web site for details: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimates-Projections,Products.aspIf you need more data than the basic 2009 Estimates and 2014 Projections, then you need GeoLytics’ ESTIMATES PROFESSIONAL 2009/2014. This product is also available online and includes all the variables on our standard Estimates and Projections product, plus it includes complete break-outs of sex-by-age-by-race, household structure, household size, median incomes by race, consumer expenditures, educational attainment and much more. The Estimates Professional is available in the same geographies: nation, states, counties, tracts, block groups, zip codes, and radius. For more information go to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimates-Professional,Products.asp We also have 2009 Census Block Estimates available on disk. There are over 8 million blocks in the U.S. and we offer an extensive list of population and housing estimates at this small geography. Use these granular data to do statistical analysis of population and housing distributions and target very small geographic areas. For more information, go to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Block-Estimates,Products.asp For information on all of GeoLytics’ demographic estimates and projections, as well as our census block level estimates, go to: http://www.geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimate-Projections,Categories.asp
Just Released -- 2009 Estimates and 2014 Projections from GeoLytics
The 2009 ESTIMATES and 2014 PROJECTIONS provide demographic variables for the current U.S. population and for a 5-year projection of demographic trends. Variables include total population, population change, total households, race, age, gender, household income, owners vs. renters, and more. Like all of GeoLytics’ products, you get all 6 different geographies (nation, state, county, zip code, tract, and block group), plus you can run a radius around a latitude/longitude point. Visit our web site for details: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimates-Projections,Products.asp If you need more data than the basic 2009 Estimates and 2014 Projections, then you need GeoLytics’ ESTIMATES PROFESSIONAL 2009/2014. This product includes all the variables on our standard Estimates and Projections product, plus it includes complete break-outs of sex-by-age-by- race, household structure and household size, median incomes by race, consumer expenditures, educational attainment and much more. The Estimates Professional is available in the same geographies: nation, states, counties, tracts, block groups, zip codes, and radius. For more information go to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimates-Professional,Products.aspWe also have 2009 Census Block Estimates available. There are over 8 million blocks in the U.S. and we offer an extensive list of population and housing estimates at this small geography level. Use these granular data to do statistical analysis of population and housing distributions and target very small geographic areas. For more information, go to: http://geolytics.com/USCensus,Block-Estimates,Products.asp For information on all of GeoLytics’ demographic estimates and projections, as well as our census block level estimates, go to: http://www.geolytics.com/USCensus,Estimate-Projections,Categories.asp
The Latest 2008 TIGER/Line® Geographic Data now available
GeoLytics’ StreetDVD 2008 provides quick and easy downloads of the latest 2008 TIGER/Line® Shapefiles. This 6 DVD product includes the economic census boundaries and updated urban growth areas. You get all of the latest Census Bureau updates and geographic layers in this very easy-to-use data set. With StreetDVD 2008, you’ll quickly export any layers from the 2008 TIGER/Line® Shapefiles for seamless importing of geographic data into ArcView and MapInfo. With GeoLytics software interface you choose and export boundaries and layers in seconds. You can also view and map the layers with the product’s built-in map viewer. StreetDVD 2008 is easy to use. All you have to do is click on the geographic layers you want, pick the geography, and run your selection – that's it! It instantly creates ArcView shapefiles or MapInfo files. In addition to economic census boundaries and urban growth areas, the StreetDVD 2008 provides detailed classifications and data for all roads, railroads, hydrography, and landmarks, as well as legal, statistical, and administrative boundaries for census, transportation, education, and more. You also get complete street segment ranges and zip+4 data for building your own geocoders. For more information about StreetDVD 2008,please visit our website at: http://www.geolytics.com/USCensus,StreetCD,Products.asp
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