Maps and Spatial Statistics

 

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The Community Health Statistics Unit utilizes geographic information systems as a way to help planners, community partners, and the public visualize a variety of data spatially. 

 

 

*Note: icon depicts our Health and Human Services Agency regions, one of the many geographic boundaries we depict data in.

 

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Disease and Injury Atlases

These atlases show rates of disease and injury mapped by community (Sub-regional Area, SRA) for all residents by medical outcome or death.* Indicators include non-communicable (chronic) disease, communicable disease, injury, and behavioral health conditions. Where available, maps by race-ethnicity and age group are included. 

* Atlases may include rates of death, emergency department discharge, hospitalization, and in-patient treatment. 

Demographic and Vulnerable Population Maps 

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2015 Foreign Born Atlas - The San Diego County Atlas of Foreign-born Populations is comprised of 7 atlas documents in the series. There is a list of the countries included in each document. All data comes from the American Community Survey (ACS) 2011-2015 summary results which describe the place of birth, English-speaking ability of foreign-born populations, the language spoken at home, and linguistic isolation by language. All maps show data at the census tract level with larger communities overlayed.

 

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Collision-Related Maps and Injury Data

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Transportation Injury Mapping System (TIMS)

TIMS is a web-based data query and download application developed to display pin maps in Google Maps, using the California Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS) collision data. A second application was designed and applied to provide a more map-centric experience with other types of data layers and spatial analysis capabilities typically seen in a Geographic Information System (GIS), which is all available to the public.