This R Markdown document presents an analysis of percentile rankings derived from various datasets, including Census ACS, NYS Open Data, and NYS School Districts data. The analysis is structured by different subgroups such as Poverty, Occupation, Education, Internet, Economic Conditions, Demographics, Housing, Commute, Disability, Labor, Family, Health, Crime and Justice, and Environment.
This report focuses on the following geographic areas:
The percentile values in this report are calculated using 5-Year American Community Survey (ACS) data, with values reflecting 2023 estimates.
Understanding Percentiles: A percentile indicates the percentage of observations in a group that fall below a given value. For example, if an area has a “Below Poverty Pct” percentile of 90, it means that 90% of other comparable areas have a lower percentage of their population living below the poverty line. Conversely, only 10% of areas have a higher percentage. In simpler terms: * A higher percentile (closer to 100) generally indicates that the area ranks higher (e.g., more poverty, higher median income, more internet access) compared to others in its comparison group. * A lower percentile (closer to 0) generally indicates that the area ranks lower (e.g., less poverty, lower median income, less internet access).
Geographical Comparisons: The percentile rankings are presented for three different geographical comparisons: * City/Place Percentile (NYS): Compares the selected city or place only within New York State. * County Percentile (NYS): Compares the selected county only within New York State. * MSA Percentile (USA): Compares the selected Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) to other MSAs across the entire United States.
This section focuses on poverty-related metrics from the Census ACS data, displaying percentile rankings across various categories, including overall poverty, poverty by age and gender, and food assistance metrics.
This section analyzes occupation-related median earnings data from Census ACS, presenting percentile rankings for various broad industry sectors and specific occupation categories.
This section presents percentile rankings for various educational attainment metrics, male-to-female earnings ratios by education, median earnings by education level, and population school enrollment percentages. It also includes tables for Education & Childcare reports and School District comparison reports.
Education and Childcare Reports Table
This table lists reports related to Education and Childcare from the NYS Open Data, with clickable links.
School District Comparison Table
This table lists reports from NYS School Districts data, with clickable links.
This section provides percentile rankings related to internet access and subscription metrics from Census ACS data.
This section displays percentile rankings for household income distribution and median earnings/income metrics from Census ACS data. It also includes a table of Economic Conditions reports from NYS Open Data.
Economic Conditions Reports Table
This table lists reports related to Economic Conditions from the NYS Open Data, with clickable links.
This section provides percentile rankings for various demographic statistics, including race/ethnicity, nativity, citizenship status, veteran status, and age group percentages.
This section covers percentile rankings for housing-related metrics, including median housing costs, household size, housing cost burden by income, housing unit values, occupancy rates, and recent migration patterns.
This section details percentile rankings for commute time and commute mode percentages from Census ACS data.
This section provides percentile rankings for disability percentages by age group from Census ACS data.
This section analyzes labor force participation and employment rates by age and gender from Census ACS data, displaying their percentile rankings.
This section presents percentile rankings for various family-related metrics from Census ACS data, including household types, marital status, non-family households, grandparent responsibility, and birth statistics.
This section details percentile rankings for healthcare coverage among employed, unemployed, and those not in the labor force, derived from Census ACS data. It also includes a table of Health-related reports from NYS Open Data.
Health Reports Table
This table lists reports related to Health from the NYS Open Data, with clickable links.
This section provides a table of Crime and Justice reports from the NYS Open Data, with clickable links.
This section provides a table of Environment reports from the NYS Open Data, with clickable links.