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Contact
Austria:
Waldheimstrasse 29
A-3004 Riederberg, Austria
e-mail:
gerhard.heilig@gmail.com
USA (until 27 February 2013):
255 Huguenot St. Apt. 2218
New Rochelle, NY 10801
e-mail:
gerhardheilig@optonline.net
Contact (office):
Retired as of 31 January 2013
United Nations, Department of Economic and
Social Affairs (DESA),
Population Division
2 United Nations Plaza, Room DC2-1918
New York, NY 10017
e-mail:
heilig@un.org
Websites:
http://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/index.htm
http://esa.un.org/unpd/wup/index.htm
http://esa.un.org/unpd/ppp/index.htm |
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Selected CD-ROMs
and Websites |
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DemoGraphics
[New]
This
website is dedicated to providing analytic charts,
maps, data animations and diagrams to everyone who
is interested in global demographic trends. Its aim
is to visualize the various aspects of global
demographic change - a force that will fundamentally
transform our world in the twenty-first century. |
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Probabilistic Population
Projections
I have
developed this
website of the United Nations Population Division
which presents the results of probabilistic population
projections prepared by the Division's Population
Estimates and Projections Section. |
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China-Profile
China-Profile.com
is a website that
analyzes key dimensions in China's recent
development. In particular, it provides information
on China's human development, natural resources and
environment, economic development, infrastructure,
science and technology, as well as policy and social
structure. The
Web site also has a time-line of key events in China
since 1949.
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China-Food
The ChinaFood
website and CD-ROM not
only includes in-depth analyses of China's food security problems and
prospects but also a large number of inter-linked tables, figures, maps,
and animations, which provide background information on China's
agriculture and rural development and on many other aspects of the
country's food system. I developed this CD-ROM when I worked as a senior
research scholar at the IIASA Land-use Change Project.
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RAPS-China
The Regional Analysis and Planning
System (RAPS) consists of three components: a) A province-level database
with more than 300 carefully selected development indicators. b) A set of software tools to browse,
filter, and sort these data, and to combine the variables into
customized regional development indicators, such as a Human Development
Index, a Natural Resource Index, or an
Environmental Protection Index. c) A set of easy-to-use software
tools for visualizing the spatial distribution of variables and indices.
These consist of thematic maps and various types of figures and charts.
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See: Review of the RAPS-China software by the Asian Development Bank Institute |
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