IPUMS NHGIS

The National Historical Geographic Information System provides free aggregate census data and GIS-compatible mapping files for the USA from 1790 to the present.

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

🚨 New Data Release! 🚨

-> 2018-2022 ACS summary tables
-> Time series extended to include 2018-2022 ACS
-> 2022 GIS boundary files

Check it out at @ipums https://t.co/05YFWk9Tto

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

@rpavel12 There is not, but there is an effort underway to investigate and develop something along those lines. See the "Canadian Census Data Discovery Partnership" @MDL_UofT https://t.co/WVyayNOD33

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

📣R #rstats users, you can now get US census tables & mapping files back to 1790 by accessing IPUMS NHGIS with ipumsr!

- Request & download data
- Get metadata to find what's available
- Share data extract definitions

Learn more in our new blog post: https://t.co/k1mdsLp1f5

[IPUMS @ipums]

Announcing the arrival of the newest IPUMS family member 🎊

IPUMS Contextual Determinants of Health (CDOH) provides measures of disparities, policies, and counts, by state & county, for historically marginalized populations in the US.

Learn more at https://t.co/X5vStXVOMa

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

@SR_spatial @uscensusbureau @censusSDC For the record, this page documents NHGIS time series tables, which include harmonized 1990-2020 tract data from decennial censuses: https://t.co/Hlzmg52GBu

And this page provides NHGIS geographic crosswalks, which can be used to harmonize ACS data:
https://t.co/cWkSh7fiSI

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

👋 Hello geographers!

In Denver for #AAG2023? Come talk data with us at the exhibit hall!

We’ll be happy to answer questions about anything @nhgis or @ipums.

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

@UNCPopCenter used data from @TN_SDC, based on NHGIS geographic crosswalks, to map 2010-2020 population change by census tract.

Check out the crosswalks here: https://t.co/cWkSh7fiSI

#poweredbyIPUMS

[Clark Gray @clarklgray]

Urban, suburban and amenity-driven growth in NC still 🔥🔥🔥 from 2010-20.

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

Did you do some great research using IPUMS NHGIS in 2022? Submit it to us for the IPUMS Research Awards. Deadline to submit is this Friday, Feb. 17th so don't delay. https://t.co/zGvgisgi24

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

@DanImmergluck You're right we don't yet have time series standardized to 2020 boundaries. What we have instead are crosswalks from 2010 blocks and block groups to 2020 units, with allocation weights you can use to generate data for 2020 tracts: https://t.co/cWkSh7fiSI

[IPUMS International @ipumsi]

Did you use the power of IPUMS data in you research (published or unpublished) in 2022? We want to hear from you! Submit your application for the 15th Annual IPUMS Research Awards competition--deadline is Friday 17 February.
@ipums @nhgis @ipumsGH
https://t.co/JyTC8n9jBW

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

🚨 New Data Alert 🚨

We've added all the detailed tables from the 2017-2021 ACS 5-Year Summary File at https://t.co/05YFWk9Tto. Select from 1100+ tables & get nationwide files for tracts, block groups or 85 other levels.

(Note: Our 2021 shapefiles are also coming soon!)

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

👀ICYMI, @j_p_schroeder's thread of population change maps, showcasing NHGIS data, is getting some notice for getting noticed!

[Census State Data Centers @censusSDC]

This month’s most popular tweet from a #CensusSDC affiliate or member comes from @j_p_schroeder @NHGIS at Univ of Minnesota Population Center: a thread on the spatial patterns of population gains in central cities and metros. 25 RTs🐦, 82 Likes💙

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

Interested in mapping population changes at the neighborhood level? We have lots of data to help with that!

This thread by our own @j_p_schroeder provides examples using NHGIS time series and centers of population. #poweredbyIPUMS

[Jonathan Schroeder @j_p_schroeder]

🧵Population growth & decline in a few US metros since 1990...

First, Twin Cities. The big boom around central Minneapolis is impressive, but the outskirts still grew more. In between, it's interesting to see that more neighborhoods grew than declined.

[Megan Schouweiler @meg_schouweiler]

If you are at Beyond the Numbers in St. Louis, stop by the @ipums booth and talk data with me! @stlouisfed

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

🚨New on NHGIS🚨

* 2021 ACS 1-Year data: 1,300+ tables for geographic areas with 65,000+ residents

* Over 1,400 updates to the "context fields" in selected datasets, including area measures, geog coords, data suppression flags & other new context info

https://t.co/IDFwmIh9JK

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

We see you, policy analysts and planners in regional governance. Glad to be of service!

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

A huge honor for our director, Steve Ruggles! There'd be no @nhgis without @ipums, and there'd be neither without Steve.

Congrats, @HistDem! And thank you, @macfound for recognizing his foundational leadership in what we do here!

[Census State Data Centers @censusSDC]

New Public Use Microdata Areas from @uscensusbureau Geography. View PUMAs here: https://t.co/ceyVsvlFJh
New PUMAs are included in 2022 vintage TIGER, to be used with 2022 v. datasets.
(Upcoming 2021 ACS still uses "2010 PUMAs")
thanks! h/t for pointing to this @charleypurvis

[IPUMS NHGIS @nhgis]

👋ICYMI👋
We've added the latest privacy-protected census demo data to NHGIS. The demo data apply versions of the 2020 disclosure avoidance system to 2010 data. We package it with the original 2010 data, so you can easily assess the impacts of added noise. https://t.co/K2EaT06D1f

[David Van Riper @dcvanriper]

🔥🔥🔥 New data drop 🔥🔥🔥
For the eighth (and probably not final) time, we @nhgis just released data from the @uscensusbureau v2022-08-25 demonstration data product. This demo product helps users determine how the new disclosure avoidance system impacts decennial data.

[David Van Riper @dcvanriper]

I guess I know what I'm doing this for the next few days! Stay tuned for a new data drop to help you compare the new demo data with 2010 SF1. @nhgis