I encourage you to go to the Census Bureau website you can find these and other statistics on that. We recently updated our Web page, if you've ever been to the Census Bureau's Web page before it had a yellow ugly box in the middle got rid of that. Things are easier to find. Put everything kind of in one place. There's also some direct links into the fact finder system so that you can go and you don't have to worry about fiddling with categories, can you go to the table and in the fact finder system. One of the things we're doing is small area development project. This is the overarching theme of trying to do more with less. Essentially this is trying to combine the detailed information that is available in the ISP he SIP with some geography Cal information in A CS. We're doing two methods to evaluate this type of procedure. The first is regression projection model. Essentially what it does it takes common information in both surveys and creates synthetic values. Basically it's imputing disability, certain types of disability into the ACS. So if in the SIP we know about difficulty walking and climbing stairs and ACS we know about difficulty walk and climbing stairs and we know age and other several
I encourage you to go to the Census Bureau website you can find these and other statistics on that. We recently updated our Web page, if you've ever been to the Census Bureau's Web page before it had a yellow ugly box in the middle got rid of that. Things are easier to find. Put everything kind of in one place. There's also some direct links into the fact finder system so that you can go and you don't have to worry about fiddling with categories, can you go to the table and in the fact finder system. One of the things we're doing is small area development project. This is the overarching theme of trying to do more with less. Essentially this is trying to combine the detailed information that is available in the ISP he SIP with some geography Cal information in A CS. We're doing two methods to evaluate this type of procedure. The first is regression projection model. Essentially what it does it takes common information in both surveys and creates synthetic values. Basically it's imputing disability, certain types of disability into the ACS. So if in the SIP we know about difficulty walking and climbing stairs and ACS we know about difficulty walk and climbing stairs and we know age and other several