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The document discusses Community Analyst, a web application that provides detailed demographic, economic, consumer behavior, and business data for analyzing small geographic areas like census blocks and tracts. It can be used to understand consumer preferences and spending patterns, identify areas of need or opportunity, and access current and forecasted data. The application includes maps, imagery, reports, and analytics to help users make better decisions regarding business development and community impact in McDonough, Georgia.
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OF IMPROVED MEASURES OF URBAN LIFE
EDWARD L. GLAESER, SCOTT DUKE KOMINERS, MICHAEL LUCA and NIKHIL NAIK∗
New, “big data” sources allow measurement of city characteristics and outcome
variables at higher collection frequencies and more granular geographic scales than
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on its own. Big urban data has the most value for the study of cities when it allows
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areas of the developing world. We then discuss how survey techniques can be improved to
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data is being used to improve the quality of city services. (JEL R1, C8, C18)
I. INTRODUCTION
Historically, most research on urban areas
has relied on coarse aggregate statistics and
smaller-scale surveys. Over the past decade,
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Glaeser: Department of Economics, Harvard University,
Cambridge, MA 02138; John F. Kennedy School of Gov-
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National Bureau of Economic Research, Cambridge, MA
02138. Phone 617-496-2150, Fax 617-495-3817, E-mail
[email protected]
Kominers: Department of Economics, Harvard University,
Cambridge, MA 02138; Center of Mathematical Sciences
and Applications, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
02138; Center for Research on Computation and Soci-
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- 1. Business Development McDonough Community Analyst By Esri® Businesses Traffic Markets Mapping Graphics Analyses Demographics Income Housing Wealth Psychographics Consumer Behavior
- 2. Business Development CONSUMER BEHAVIOR CONSUMER PREFERENCES DEMOGRAPHICS PSYCHOGRAPHICS (NEIGHBOR TYPES) SPENDING PATTERNS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BUSINESS LISTS BUSINESS LOCATIONS MAPS AND AERIALS TRAFFIC COUNTS AND MAPS COMPARISONS ANALYSES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT About Community Analyst UNDERSTANDING MCDONOUGH, ITS BUSINESSES & MARKETS Community Analyst is an easy-to-use web application that provides access to thousands of demographic, census, health, consumer spending, education, crime, business, and traffic data. These data can be analyzed in a geographic context as granular as block groups, census tracts, or ZIP Codes. Interactive, color-coded imagery or street maps can be the back- drop for analyses. We can zoom in to your area of interest to in- stantly visualize data that helps you do the following: Get information for the exact area needed including standard geographies (down to the census block group level), hand- drawn shapes, or rings or drive times around a single location Go beyond demographics to understand the behaviors and preferences of people living in any area using detailed psycho- graphic and neighbor type segmentation profiles Use custom comparison reports to determine where to best allocate resources for greatest community impact Quickly find areas with greatest need by using customizable search criteria with the Smart Map Search wizard Better plan for the future by understanding trends using past data and future projections Reach the public by publishing over 50 preformatted reports and maps South Point
- 3. CUSTOM SOLUTIONS WEB SOLUTIONS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS CURRENT-YEAR/FIVE-YEAR FORECAST DEMOGRAPHICS We use a wide variety of public and private data sources to develop an accurate and detailed picture of local population, economic, housing, and business characteristics for McDonough. The infor- mation is updated between 10 year censuses. The data is delivered at various levels of geography: National State Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSA) Counties Census tracts Places County subdivisions ACCURATE AND RELIABLE DATA Esri improves on publicly available data by providing the current- year data and extending the coverage over different levels of geog- raphy. Esri provides a proven track record of accuracy and agility. Current-year variables ensure that analysts and the public alike can conduct their research with the most accurate information availa- ble, which is especially critical in fast-changing areas . Business Development
- 4. Business Development City of McDonough 136 Keys Ferry Street McDonough Ga 30253 678-782-6267 rtrescott@mcdonoughga.org