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Applying GIS and Spatial Thinking to

Official Statistics

ArcGIS Platform For NSOs

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2Design

3Build

4Collect

5Process

6Analyse

7Disseminate

1Specify

Needs

8Archive

9Evaluate

Design and

production of

base maps and

enumeration areas

Data collection

using Mobile

devices, tablets

and laptops

Census dissemination

Online thematic maps

Pre-enumeration Enumeration Post-enumeration

Applying GIS at the NSO

Generic Statistical Business Process Model (GSBPM)

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Analytics &

Dissemination

Reporting (Dashboards)

Mapping and

Visualization

Work Force/

Operations

Management

Geo-database

Data Processing

& Management

GIS for Official Statistics

Data Collection /

Updating

System of

Record

System of

Insight

System of

Engagement

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System of Record

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Automate

processPlanning

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Enhance workflowsSequence of steps and paths

Ask

Questions

Run

Automated

Processes

Launch

Applications

Record

Information

Send Emails

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Run Automated Models

Execute data validation using

• ArcGIS Pro

• Model/Python script

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Centralize Issue TrackingLifecycle Management

Review Correct Verify

Data Collection

Data Dissemination

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System of Insight

Discrete Global Grids

“..A DGGS is a spatial reference system

that uses a hierarchy of equal area

tessellations to partition the surface of the Earth

into grid cells or their analogous lattice points…”

What can a discrete grid system do for you?

• Information recorded about phenomena at a

location can be easily referenced to the explicit

area of the associated cell

• Integrated with other cell values, and provides

statistically valid summaries based on any chosen

selection of cells

• Spatial analysis can be replicated consistently

anywhere on the Earth independent of resolution

or scale

Layer 1

+

Layer 2

=

Layer 3

An example of a discrete grid system - GGRs

Introduces a unique horizontal definition /

identification of a quadrant and centroid down

to any level on the globe

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5.000 km N32A4DZP

1.000 km N32A4DZPB

0.200 km N32A4DZPBA

0.500 km N32A4DZPBAG

0.010 km N32A4DZPBAGA

0.002 km N32A4DZPBAGAA

….. Etc.

Hemisphere UTM

zone

Band Quadrant 100 km

block

20 km

block

5 km

block

1 km

block

0.2 km

block

0.05 km

block

0.01 km

block

0.002 km

block

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World Population Estimate

https://blogs.esri.com/esri/esri-insider/2016/03/30/updated-population-dataset-sharpens-focus-on-the-human-footprint/

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IBM DBMS, and SPSS statistics

software that integrates Esri software

libraries and uses the ArcGIS platform

IBM DB2, Informix

Built with Esri PE and Spatial

Libraries

SPSS Modeler

Built on SPSS Analytic Server

SPSS Statistics

Built on SPSS Analytic Server

Geodatabase

SPSS Analytic Server

Built with Esri PE and Spatial

Libraries, Java API

IBM Alignment with the Esri Platform

IBM has four extensions available:

• Web-Heatmaps: Create interactive heatmaps using different Esri Basemaps.

• Reverse Geocoding: Code a point location (latitude, longitude) to a readable

address or place name.

• Publish to ArcGIS: Map your IBM SPSS data in Esri® ArcGIS Online. Export,

transfer, load, your data for map visualization and deeper geospatial analytics.

• Geocoding (Get Coordinates): Get the latitude and the longitude of a location in IBM

SPSS Modeler using Esri services.

http://ibmpredictiveanalytics.github.io/

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System of Engagement

Open Data

Open Data

Smart Mapping

The subjectivity of visual pattern analysis

Natural Breaks Quantile

Where are the hot spots? Where is the variation greater?

Minimizing the subjectivityTurning the map into information

“…everything is related to

everything else, but near things

are more related than distant

things.”

New Hot Spot

New Cold Spot

Consecutive Hot Spot

Intensifying Hot Spot

Consecutive Cold Spot

Persistent Hot Spot

Intensifying Cold Spot

Diminishing Hot Spot

Persistent Cold Spot

Sporadic Hot Spot

Diminishing Cold Spot

Oscillating Hot Spot

Sporadic Cold Spot

Historical Hot Spot

Oscillating Cold Spot

No trend detected

Historical Cold Spot

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Understanding the SDGs

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Location Platform Can Support the NSO Enterprise

Making Mapping and Spatial Analysis

available across the NSO

ArcGIS

Directorate

Operations Communities &

Partners

Field

ManagementResearch &

Analysis

GIS Analysts,

Cartographers,

Statisticians and

Business Analysts

Public

CommunicationsEnumerators

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GIS Empowers Everyone

Providing Everyone the Geographic Advantage

Expanding Impact Across the Organization

Knowledge

Workers

Open Data

CommunityGIS

Professionals

Casual

Users

Executives

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GIS Transforms Organizations

Opening Access and Engaging Everyone

Creating Shared Information and Facilitating Collaboration

Shared Geographic

Understanding

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An Integrated System…

• Vision and Leadership

• Understanding How

GIS Contributes

• Planning and Governance

• Apps That Are Relevant

• Good People

Requires More Than Data and Technology

A Culture of Sharing and Collaboration

Executive

Access

Public

Engagement

Work

Anywhere

Knowledge

Workers

Enterprise

Integration

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A Geographic Platform

for Official StatisticsVISION