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Regional and Neighborhood Analysis
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Census-Based Analysis can be used to compare regions or portions or regions to each other. Examples of census information include:
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|  | | Area income levels
|  | | Transportation Mode Choice
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This information is available sorted either by place of residence, from the decennial census, or by place of work, from the Census Transportation Planning Package
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Regional Connectivity can be analyzed using by combining available GIS data with information about traffic levels or transit schedules. Creative mapping can then show how one area of a city or a region connects to others, via transportation, parks, water systems, or other important features.
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Regional Economic Conditions can be used by combining census information with other sources of information about regional trends. These trends can be used to suggest what types of development might be most appropriate.
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