Wednesday, February 16, 2022

OnTheMap Data Gem Series: How to Create a Distance and Direction Analysis to Visualize Commuting Patterns

Learn how to select any area in the country to visualize the home or work destinations of the workers employed or living in the area.
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Visualizing Jobs and Labor Force Data with OnTheMap

Interested in accessing jobs and labor force data for your area? Learn from our Data Gems Series how to visualize data for your area about workers, jobs and labor force characteristics using OnTheMap. Each of the six Data Gems in this series will feature a unique analysis type to help you identify trends and patterns about where workers live and work. OnTheMap is a great resource for emergency management, transportation planning, economic development and more. New data are released every year.

Part 4 - How to Create a Destination Analysis to Visualize Jobs and Workforce Data

Eric Coyle speaks about how to create a destination analysis to visualize jobs and workforce data.

This Data Gem shows the ability to select any area in the country to visualize the home or work destinations of the workers employed or living in the area. For instance, you can see how many people who are employed in a neighborhood, live in that neighborhood, or live in a different neighborhood, city, county, or state.

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Upcoming Releases

  • February 22: Part 5 - How to Create an Inflow and Outflow Analysis of your Labor Market
  • March 1: Part 6 - How to Select a Customized Area to Perform and Analysis of Labor Market

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