2009 Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV Online Program

Paper Session: 2228 Mapping the Census II: Delineation & Interpolation is scheduled on Monday, 3/23/09, from 10:10 AM - 11:50 AM in Capri 116, Riviera Hotel, 1st Floor Sponsorship(s): Geographic Information Science and Systems Specialty Group Spatial Analysis and Modeling Specialty Group Cartography Specialty Group Organizer(s): Ningchuan Xiao - The Ohio State University Kevin Hawley - U.S. Bureau Of the Census Chair(s): Kevin Hawley - U.S. Bureau Of the Census Abstract(s):   10:10 AM   Author(s): *Kevin Hawley - U.S. Bureau Of the Census  Abstract Title: Urban Area Delineation at the Census Bureau and Potential Changes for 2010 10:30 AM   Author(s): *Kathryn M Kulbicki, M.A. M.S.A. - Westat Bryce R Johnson, M.S. - Westat  Abstract Title: Describing Invisible Boundaries and their Treatment in Delineating Visibly Bounded Geographies 10:50 AM   Author(s): *Gang Gong - Sam Houston State University  Abstract Title: Population interpolation over changed boundaries 11:10 AM   Author(s): *Michael Babb - University of Washington  Abstract Title: US Census Data, Imputation of Race, and Diversity: An unexplored Geography? 11:30 AM   Author(s): *Robert G. Cromley - University Of Connecticut Dean M. Hanink - University of Connecticut Avraham Y. Ebenstein - Harvard University  Abstract Title: Estimating the Components of Population Change for Incongruent Spatial/Temporal Units and Attributes Session Description: The census has become a major data source for a variety of analyses and decision processes that have significant geographic components. Here, we use the term "mapping" to capture the essence of using census data: the spatial aspect of census data that has provided an enormous opportunity for geographers and researchers from many disciplines. We welcome papers that examine the census from perspectives such as cartography and visualization, spatial analysis and modeling, qualitative urban studies, and uncertainty.

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