14 Jun
2000
14 Jun
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11:49 a.m.
What is the schedule for releasing the final CTPP 2000?
Thanks
Felix
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14 Jun
14 Jun
1:44 p.m.
New subject: CTPP2000 release schedule?
Felix:
According to the CTPP Powerpoint presentation on the TRB census data
subcommittee site (http://www.mcs.com/~berwyned/census/) the CTPP
2000 will be released on a flow basis starting Fall 2002.
This is a definitely faster schedule than the 1990 CTPP -- the first
statewide packages were released in Spring '93. (And some of the last
urban element CDs were produced by BTS in 1997....)
One of the earlier products that the Census Bureau produced was the
county-to-county total commuters file (STF S-5) released December
1992. The CTPP 2000 powerpoint presentation made some reference to
this product, but it would be useful if the Bureau could give us some
idea of the likelihood of such a product by, say, summer '02????
In terms of "regular" census products, we should be anticipating the
"hundred percent sample file" (HSF) in the spring of '01; and the
"sample survey file" (SSF) in the spring of '02. Or for us
old-timers, STF1 in Spring '01 and STF3 in Spring '02.
A question of mine is: will the CTPP tabulations be based on
unadjusted or adjusted counts?
Another question: will there be a separate statewide and urban
element?
Chuck Purvis, MTC
What is the schedule for releasing the final CTPP
2000?
Thanks
Felix
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15 Jun
15 Jun
11:42 a.m.
New subject: CTPP2000 release schedule?
On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, Chuck Purvis (MTC) wrote:
...
In terms of "regular" census products, we should be anticipating the
"hundred percent sample file" (HSF) in the spring of '01; and the
"sample survey file" (SSF) in the spring of '02. Or for us
old-timers, STF1 in Spring '01 and STF3 in Spring '02.
FWIW the dates I have through the SDC network are a little different. In a
Census document from February:
SF1 in Jun-Sep 2001
SF3 in Oct-Dec 2002
of course PL94-171 comes first, in March/April 2001 if I recall
correctly.
Jim Bash, Associate Director Internet : JBash(a)UIC.edu
CAGIS (m/c 092) Phone (W): 312/996-6367
Program in Geography, Dept of Anthropology Fax : 312/996-6343
University of Illinois at Chicago
1007 W. Harrison St, Rm 2102 BSB URL : http://www.cagis.uic.edu/
Chicago, IL 60607-7138
12:17 p.m.
New subject: CTPP2000 release schedule?
Jim..
Just in case you have not seen it, I am attaching the latest document that I
have seen on the dissemination plans for Census 2000 data products. As
always, the dates are subject to change.
Questions should be directed to Louisa Miller in Population Division at the
Census Bureau.
Hope this will clear up any questions on when the standard products will be
available.
Bob LaMacchia
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Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 12:43 PM
To: Chuck Purvis (MTC)
Cc: ctpp-news(a)chrispy.net
Subject: Re: [CTPP] re: CTPP2000 release schedule?
On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, Chuck Purvis (MTC) wrote:
...
In terms of "regular" census products, we should be anticipating the
"hundred percent sample file" (HSF) in the spring of '01; and the
"sample survey file" (SSF) in the spring of '02. Or for us
old-timers, STF1 in Spring '01 and STF3 in Spring '02.
FWIW the dates I have through the SDC network are a little different. In a
Census document from February:
SF1 in Jun-Sep 2001
SF3 in Oct-Dec 2002
of course PL94-171 comes first, in March/April 2001 if I recall
correctly.
Jim Bash, Associate Director Internet : JBash(a)UIC.edu
CAGIS (m/c 092) Phone (W): 312/996-6367
Program in Geography, Dept of Anthropology Fax : 312/996-6343
University of Illinois at Chicago
1007 W. Harrison St, Rm 2102 BSB URL :
http://www.cagis.uic.edu/
Chicago, IL 60607-7138
4:10 p.m.
New subject: CTPP2000 release schedule?
Thanks Bob for the "official" timeline. One item that would not be on the
Bureau's timeline is the CTPP. We are holding to a December 2002 date for the
release of the CTPP data.
Chuck P had asked if the CTPP will have a State and Urban element. Rather than
get into a long answer that sez sorta, let's leave that question linger just a
little bit longer. Currently, the ctpp planning group is discussing the release
media, packaging and all those sorts of details so nothing is specific. The
early thinking has been that there would not be separate packages but that the
state and urban elements would be combined. Again, we will be dealing with this
issue a little bit further out in our time line.
The issue that will be before all of us this summer will be the tables and
content of the CTPP. Very shortly we will be distributing draft CTPP table
content for everyone's' review, comments and ideas. During the last two years
we have heard from a lot of folk and have some good input. We are planning to
have the content fully identified by the end of the summer or shortly there
after.
Once we get the content pinned downed, we can focus on the "glitzy" stuff like
packaging.
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Robert LaMacchia wrote:
Jim..
Just in case you have not seen it, I am attaching the latest document that I
have seen on the dissemination plans for Census 2000 data products. As
always, the dates are subject to change.
Questions should be directed to Louisa Miller in Population Division at the
Census Bureau.
Hope this will clear up any questions on when the standard products will be
available.
Bob LaMacchia
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