Many of our readers regularly work with U.S. Census data for mapping and analysis purposes. Whether you work with these datasets every day or just every now and then to create a simple map you’ve no doubt discovered how difficult it can be to decipher census...
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My new book – Exploring and Visualizing US Census Data with R has been published. You can get a free copy of the digital version of this book simply by entering your email address. The book will be delivered to your email inbox as a link to a Dropbox download. You can...
This November (2019) my new book – Exploring and Visualizing US Census Data with R will be published. You can get a free copy of the digital version of this book simply by entering your email address. The book will be delivered to your email inbox no later than...
In a previous article you were introduced to using US Census data using the tidycensus R package. In that article you learned how easy it is to generate R datasets containing either decennial or American Community Survey (ACS) data and visualize that information as...