demography

Nigerian Local Government Area Geodemographic Classification System and Profiler

"In a nut-shell, a geodemographic classification system is an attempt to simplify a large and complex body of information about people, where and how they live, work or recreate. It is developed on geographical ideas that similar people with similar characteristics are more likely to live within the same locality and that such area types will be distributed in different locations across geographical space.

"In a nut-shell, a geodemographic classification system is an attempt to simplify a large and complex body of information about people, where and how they live, work or recreate. It is developed on geographical ideas that similar people with similar characteristics are more likely to live within the same locality and that such area types will be distributed in different locations across geographical space.

http://www.nigerianlgaclassification.com/

Child Dependency Status Standard Classification

"Child dependency is an important variable in determining the composition of families and households. Census and many other surveys (eg Household Labour Force Survey, New Zealand Income Survey, and Household Economic Survey) use the child dependency classifications to derive information about dependent and non-dependent children. Three classifications are included in the scope of this standard: dependent child under 18 indicator classification; dependent young person indicator classification; child dependency status classification.

"Child dependency is an important variable in determining the composition of families and households. Census and many other surveys (eg Household Labour Force Survey, New Zealand Income Survey, and Household Economic Survey) use the child dependency classifications to derive information about dependent and non-dependent children. Three classifications are included in the scope of this standard: dependent child under 18 indicator classification; dependent young person indicator classification; child dependency status classification.

http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-re...

Age – New Zealand Standard Classification

"Age is a flat classification with single-year categories from 0 years to 119 years inclusive, plus a category for 120 years and over. Classifications for date of birth are required because age is derived from the day, month and year a person is born. Date of birth is derived from three flat classifications: date of birth day, date of birth month and date of birth year. Day has single categories 01 to 31 (representing the days of the month). Month has single categories 01 to 12 (representing the months of the year).

"Age is a flat classification with single-year categories from 0 years to 119 years inclusive, plus a category for 120 years and over. Classifications for date of birth are required because age is derived from the day, month and year a person is born. Date of birth is derived from three flat classifications: date of birth day, date of birth month and date of birth year. Day has single categories 01 to 31 (representing the days of the month). Month has single categories 01 to 12 (representing the months of the year).

http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-re...

POPLINE Keyword Guide

"The POPLINE Keyword Guide is a compilation of 2,000+ keywords used to index documents represented in the POPLINE database. Use POPLINE keywords to build more targeted searches of the more than 340,000 records contained in the POPLINE database. Familiarity with this vocabulary will make you a better POPLINE searcher. POPLINE keywords are capitalized. In addition, commonly used synonyms and closely related concepts are included to help find the most relevant POPLINE keyword for the subject you are researching.

http://www.popline.org/Online_Thesaurus/POPLINE_Online_Thesaurus.htm

Population Multilingual Thesaurus

"The POPIN Thesaurus provides alphabetical, thematic or subject, and permuted arrangements of terms. As a result of this work, the Third Edition of the POPIN Thesaurus contains approximately 100 new descriptors or terms, all of which are provided in all three languages. A total of some 240 descriptors have been deleted in order to give the thesaurus a more specific subject focus. Some 56 existing descriptors have been clarified by the addition of Scope Notes (SN) in some or all of the languages concerned.

http://www.cicred.org/OLD2004/thesaurus/INTEGRAL/

Institut National de l'Études Démographique Thésaurus

"Le thésaurus est une adaptation de la troisième édition du thésaurus POPIN (Population information network). Il comporte des mots-clés matières, périodes et géographiques, structurés par des relations sémantiques, interrogeables via un module de base de données; un index permuté des mots-clés matières, contenant tous les mots significatifs, classés par ordre alphabétique. Cette version du thésaurus POPIN est composée des mots-clés qui sont réellement utilisés pour l’indexation et la recherche des documents.

"The Thesaurus is an adaptation of the Third Edition of the Population Information Network (POPIN), containing subject, period and geographic keywords, structured by semantic relationships, searchable via a database module, Keywords materials, containing all significant words in alphabetical order This version of the POPIN thesaurus is composed of the keywords that are actually used for indexing and retrieving documents. The original thesaurus was abandoned because it was out-of-scope.

http://bibliotheque.web.ined.fr/popin/