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This page contains promotional information from Easy
Analytical Software, Inc. and information on how EASI datasets work with the
TNT Products. V5.50 -- October 1996
EASI® Database
All the demographic data
you need for desktop analysis.

Just $99.95
Easy Analytical Software, Inc. (EASI) in our EASI®
Database includes data for complete national files. The data include
the following geographies: ZIP codes, cities (population over 5,0000 in the
1990 Census), counties, Sectional Postal Centers (3 digit ZIP codes),
Metropolitan Areas, TV Markets, Bureau of Economic Areas, Area Codes, States,
Divisions, Regions, and the United States. All geographies include codes and a
centroid.
There are 476 Census variables and 29 Quality of Life variables developed
by EASI (weather, crime, EASI Weather Index and Quality of Life, earthquake
probabilities, etc.) organized into 9 different sections by the following
topics:
- Summary Variables
- General Population Variables
- Age By Sex By Race, Ethnicity Variables
- Detailed Income Variables
- Owner Occupied Household Variables
- Educational Variables
- Employment and Industry Variables
- Quality of Life Variables
- Miscellaneous Variables
Included with this EASI Database CD-ROM is an "EASIDATA.HLP" file which
includes all definitions of Census and Quality of Life variables and other
important information to help the user get started.
Order Today!
The price is just $99.95, plus $6.95 for postage and handling.

Easy Analytical Software, Inc.
P.O. Box 363, 891 East Oak Rd., Vineland, NJ 08360
800-HOW-EASI (800-469-3274), Fax: 609-696-2130
For immediate shipment or answers to any questions:
Simply call toll-free 800-HOW-EASI
(800-469-3274)
Or fax your order to 609-696-2130.
You can reach us on the Web at
www.easidemographics.com
Naming Conventions for EASI Database Files
To find the information that is useful for your analysis, EASI has
organized the files (database) in two ways. The first letter of the file name
indicates the geography. The list of the 12 geographies is below. The second
part of the file name indicates the variable (there is a "_" as a separator
between the geography and variable designation). Thus, there are nine file
names (each representing a different variable) that begin with the one
character designation for each geography.
Geographies
- Z = ZIP Codes (29467 records)
- Y = Cities (population > 5000; 3733 records)
- C = Counties (3141 records)
- 3 = Postal Centers (3 digit ZIP; 881 records)
- M = Metropolitan Areas (318 records)
- D = TV Markets (211 records)
- B = Bureau of Economic Areas (174 records)
- A = Area Codes (122 records)
- S = States (51 records)
- V = Divisions (9 records)
- R = Regions (4 records)
- U = United States (1 record)
Variables
- sumrep = Summary
- genpop = General Population
- agesex = Age by Sex by Race, Ethnicity
- inc = Detailed Income
- occhh = Owner Occupied Household
- edu = Education
- empl = Employment and Industry
- qual = Quality of Life
- misc = Miscellaneous
For example:
Y_qual represents: Geography = Cities and Variables = Quality of Life
Z_inc represents: Geography = Zip Codes and Variables = Detailed Income
A total of 108 database (.dbf) files are contained in this product. This
total reflects each of the nine variables for each of the 12 geographies. A
complete list of all of the fields included with each of the variables is
included in the help file that comes on the EASI Database CD-ROM.
EASI Database files in TNTmips® and
TNTlite™
All EASI database records contain Latitude and Longitude fields so you can
import the information as georeferenced vector points or you can import or
link to the files in database form using either TNTmips or TNTlite. The
coordinates in the Latitude/Longitude fields are in millionths of a degree;
for import as vector points you should select the DDDdddddd coordinate format,
and for display as a database pinmap you need to specify coordinates by query
and divide by 1000000.
Only three geographies in the EASI database files have too many records for
direct use by TNTlite. These geographies are Y (cities with population >
5000), which has a total of 3733 records; Z (zip codes), which has 29467
records; and C (counties, which has 3141 records). TNTmips can be used to
extract a usable subset of the points created from these three tables for
TNTlite using attributes or query or by selecting points directly from the
screen. For example, the capital cities vector object provided as TNTlite
sample data with V5.5 of the TNT products was extracted by attribute in
TNTmips from the vector points created by the import of general population
variables for cities (Y_genpop).
The EASI database records can be associated with appropriate polygon
boundaries using relational database features or by using the transfer
attributes process. A color plate showing examples of applications of EASI
database files in conjunction with vector polygons and points in TNTmips and
TNTlite is attached. A description of the various methods for using the data
in pinmapping or associated with vector polygons is provided on the back of
the color plate.
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