CTPP January 2004

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Re: [CTPP] Distribution Part 2 Data from CTPP 2000

by ed christopher

Thanks Phil. It will be nice to get our Part 2 data. Kudos to Chuck Purvis from MTC for his work with Part 2. This is a website worth checking out for regional agencies who have to get the data out to wide and varied audience. Heck, it is worth checking out just because. http://www.mtc.ca.gov/datamart/census/ctpp2000/ One thing that we will now be able to do is to start to looking in detail at some of our commuting characteristics. Chuck's agency gives us an example with downtown markets... ------------- Census Shows Significant Increase in Transit Commuting to Bay Area Downtown's Newly released data from Census 2000 shows significant increases in the number of workers commuting by public transportation to jobs in downtown San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose. Between 1990 and 2000, transit commuting to jobs in downtown San Francisco increased by 18 percent, transit commuting to downtown Oakland increased by 45 percent, and transit commuting to jobs in downtown San Jose increased by 60 percent. http://www.mtc.ca.gov/datamart/census/ctpp2000/downtown/Census_Commuting_Do… phillip.a.salopek(a)census.gov wrote: > Distribution of Part 2 from CTPP 2000 (data by place of work) has begun. As > we did for Part 1, we are distributing files only to the project sponsors, > the state Departments of Transportation and local Metropolitan Planning > Organizations, and asking them to review the data and software. After the > results of the review are in, we will begin production and distribution of > large volumes of the Part 2 CDs. > > ASCII data sets for Part 2 were sent out during the preceding two weeks to > agencies who received ASCII files from us during the Part 1 distribution. > These shipments should have all been delivered by now, so if you are > expecting ASCII datasets but don't have them yet please let us know. > > Shipments of the CDs with the browsing and retrieval software on them > (along with the data) began late this week. If you are a State DOT or an > MPO in any of the states listed below, we expect that you will receive your > CDs the week beginning Feb. 2. Since the Part 2 files are smaller than Part > 1 we are bundling multiple states on most of the Part 2 discs. We shipped > six different CDs containing 15 states this week, bundled as follows: > CA/NV, NY/NJ, MI/IN, OH/KY, GA/SC/TN, ID/OR/UT/WA. We will continue sending > discs out next week and think there is a good chance we will have them all > in the mail by Feb. 6. > > Distribution of the final version of the Part 1 data is expected to begin > in late February or early March. Additional details will be posted on this > listserve as they become available. > > We do not have a firm delivery date yet for the Part 3 files > (place-of-residence by place-of-work commuter flow data) for initial > review. The flow data present significant challenges for the software > vendors to overcome. We anticipate that data will be available some time > this Spring. > > Phillip Salopek > Chief, Journey to Work and Migration Statistics Branch > Population Division -- Ed Christopher Planning and data guy 708-283-3534 (V) 708-574-8131 (cell) FHWA RC-TST-PLN 19900 Governors Dr Olympia Fields, IL 60461

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[CTPP] Distribution Part 2 Data from CTPP 2000

by phillip.a.salopek＠census.gov

Distribution of Part 2 from CTPP 2000 (data by place of work) has begun. As we did for Part 1, we are distributing files only to the project sponsors, the state Departments of Transportation and local Metropolitan Planning Organizations, and asking them to review the data and software. After the results of the review are in, we will begin production and distribution of large volumes of the Part 2 CDs. ASCII data sets for Part 2 were sent out during the preceding two weeks to agencies who received ASCII files from us during the Part 1 distribution. These shipments should have all been delivered by now, so if you are expecting ASCII datasets but don't have them yet please let us know. Shipments of the CDs with the browsing and retrieval software on them (along with the data) began late this week. If you are a State DOT or an MPO in any of the states listed below, we expect that you will receive your CDs the week beginning Feb. 2. Since the Part 2 files are smaller than Part 1 we are bundling multiple states on most of the Part 2 discs. We shipped six different CDs containing 15 states this week, bundled as follows: CA/NV, NY/NJ, MI/IN, OH/KY, GA/SC/TN, ID/OR/UT/WA. We will continue sending discs out next week and think there is a good chance we will have them all in the mail by Feb. 6. Distribution of the final version of the Part 1 data is expected to begin in late February or early March. Additional details will be posted on this listserve as they become available. We do not have a firm delivery date yet for the Part 3 files (place-of-residence by place-of-work commuter flow data) for initial review. The flow data present significant challenges for the software vendors to overcome. We anticipate that data will be available some time this Spring. Phillip Salopek Chief, Journey to Work and Migration Statistics Branch Population Division

20 years, 2 months

[CTPP] 1970 Census data by Census Tract

by Rob CASE

Is 1970 Census data by Census Tract available digitally? Robert B. Case, PE, PTOE Principal Transportation Engineer Hampton Roads Planning District Commission 723 Woodlake Dr., Chesapeake, Va. 23320 voice:757-420-8300; fax:757-523-4881 rcase(a)hrpdc.org

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[CTPP] Census News Brief #17

by ed christopher

Attached is Census News Brief #17. It covers a recent Census Bureau report on the ACS Voluntary Test, a new National Research Council report on Census 2000, an appropriations update, and more. --------- Ed Christopher

20 years, 3 months

[CTPP] latest newsletter

by ed christopher

The latest (january 2004) newsletter-- The Status Report, in now posted at http://www.TRBcensus.com/ The direct link to it is http://www.TRBcensus.com/newsltr/sr0104.pdf The newsletter is in PDF only. an HTML version will be poster at http://www.dot.gov/ctpp shortly -- Ed Christopher Planning Specialist Resource Center Federal Highway Administration 19900 Governors Drive Olympia Fields, Illinois 60461 708-283-3534 (V) 708-574-8131 (cell)

20 years, 3 months

[CTPP] 1990- 2000 CTPP table correspondence

by Murakami

My apologies for citing incorrect 1990 CTPP Table numbers in my recent email. Please use http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ctpp/1990sf3.htm to check for correspondence. Obviously, I should NOT try to do anything on the day before I leave for TRB! Elaine

20 years, 3 months

[CTPP] Women's Issues in Transportation Call for Abstracts

by Murakami

There will be a TRB conference on research on Women's Issues in Transportation, November 18-20, 2004, in Chicago. Abstracts are due March 1, 2004 (see attached Call for Abstracts) Conference website is http://www.TRB.org/Conferences/Women The most recently held conference addressing this topic was held in 1996, sponsored by FHWA. Papers from the 1996 conference are posted at: http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ohim/womens/wtipage.htm Several tables in CTPP 2000 include Gender: For WORKERS (for both RESIDENCE AND WORKPLACE TABULATIONS) 1-02 / 2-02 Sex by Means of Transportation 1-03 / 2-03 Sex by Occupation 1-04 / 2-04 Sex by Industry 1-05 / 2-05 Sex by Class of Worker 1-06 / 2-06 Sex by Worker earnings 1-07 / 2-07 Sex by Hours worked per week in 1999 FOR PERSONS (for RESIDENCE tabulations) 1-54 Sex by Employment Status Also, there are some tables using "age group of youngest child in the household" that may be of interest. The Public Use Microdata Sample (PUMS) is another Census data resource that may be appropriate for exploring commuting by gender along with other demographic and socio-economic characteristics. Due to Disclosure Review procedures at the Census Bureau, the CTPP is limited in the number of cross-tabulation variables in each table. I expect the CTPP 2000 Part 2 files release to State DOTs and MPOs to be complete by the end of February, and perhaps even before, so both Parts 1 and 2 should be available for small area data analysis for this topic. In addition, the 1990 CTPP included similar tables by Gender. (Part 1 tables 17 thru 21; and Part 2 tables 2 thru 6). Elaine Murakami FHWA Office of Planning and (FHWA Liaison to this TRB Conference!) 206-220-4460 in Seattle

20 years, 3 months

[CTPP] ABJ30 (1): Census Data and Transportation Planning Agenda

by Robert Sicko

Attached is the agenda for the Census Data for Transportation Planning sub-committee meeting to be held on January 14th, 2:30 - 4:00 PM at the Hilton. Hopefully you can find the time to join us. Also, we are presenting a poster session, #635, Analyzing and presenting Census Data on the 14th from 9:30 to noon in the Hilton. Hope to see you there as well! Robert Sicko M i r a i A S S O C I A T E S 19110 Bothell Way NE, Suite 202 Bothell, WA 98011 425.415.0905 - W 425.415.0935 - F bob(a)miraiassociates.com

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