``censusdis`` ============= Click any of the thumbnails below to see the notebook that generated it. .. image:: _static/images/sample00.png :height: 160 :alt: Integration is SoMa Tracts :target: nb/SoMa%20DIS%20Demo.html .. image:: _static/images/sample01.png :height: 160 :alt: Diversity in New Jersey :target: nb/ACS%20Demo.html .. image:: _static/images/sample02.png :height: 160 :alt: Median Household Income by Census Tract in Georgia :target: nb/Data%20With%20Geometry.html .. image:: _static/images/sample05.png :height: 160 :alt: Nationwide Integration at the Census Tract over Block Group Level :target: nb/Nationwide%20Diversity%20and%20Integration.html .. image:: _static/images/sample03.png :height: 160 :alt: White Alone Population as a Percent of County Population :target: nb/Seeing%20White.html .. image:: _static/images/sample04.png :height: 160 :alt: Average Age by Public Use Microdata Area in Massachusetts :target: nb/PUMS%20Demo.html `censusdis` is a package for loading demographic data from the `US Census API `_ and maps from the `US Census TIGER/Line Geodatabases `_ and `US Census Cartographic Boundary Files `_ in a unified Pythonic manner. The goal is to make it easy get the data and maps you want together in one place with as little effort as possible. That way you can concentrate on your research and modeling, not on wrangling and manipulating raw census data. The related `divintseg `__ project provides utilities for computing diversity, integration, and segregation metrics from US Census and other data. Installation and Getting Started -------------------------------- If you want to jump right in, see the :ref:`Getting Started ` guide. Sample Notebooks ---------------- If you would like to see some complete examples of what ``censusdis`` can do, check out the `Demo Notebooks <./notebooks.html>`_ section. .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 2 :hidden: intro.rst notebooks.rst api.rst Indices and Tables ================== * :ref:`genindex` * :ref:`modindex` * :ref:`search`