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X    PolicyMap Analytics allows you to find communities that match up to 3 criteria of your choosing. Use this step-by-step wizard to guide you through the tool, or watch our online tutorial by clicking the View Demo button in the upper right of this screen. For examples of how Analytics can work for you, see the Sample Quick Analytics at the bottom of your screen. Step 1:Set the map Location to the area you are exploring.
Step 2:Add a first Data Layer from the menus above the map.
In the legend you may change the year and variable, or move the sliders to set the parameters for this data layer. Step 3:Add a second Data Layer from the menus above the map.
In the legend you may change the year and variable, or move the sliders to set the parameters for this data layer. Step 4:Add a third Data Layer from the menus above the map.
Purple areas on the map meet the requirements you've set for each data layer.
To see the values for each data layer in a particular place, click on the map.
Remember, you can zoom in and pan the map to explore areas, and add Sites and Map Options.
You can remove data layers and add others by choosing from the menu above the map.
Purple areas on the map meet all criteria below:
Data Layer 1: Not Yet Applied Data Layer 2: Not Yet Applied Data Layer 3: Not Yet Applied Sample Quick Analytics
 Where are low to moderate income families living in stable, older communities in Philadelphia, PA?Which high poverty areas have good access to transit rail lines and sit in good school districts in Wilmington, DE?What areas might be considered at-risk for foreclosure in Miami-Dade, FL?Where is poverty concentrated near high performing schools and in close proximity to a mass transit stop in Washington, DC? |
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