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DemoGraphics '96 This software was developed for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Association with the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI). DemoGraphics '96 was designed as a tool for population education - making it easy to present demographic trends for all countries and major regions worldwide in animated charts, maps and moving age pyramids. The software also includes more analytical data displays, such as dynamic scatter plots which can show the relationship between two indicators over time. More ... |
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DemoTables '96 This software is a smart table browser for the 1996 Revision of the United Nations World Population Estimates and Projections. It can be used to sort and rank countries and regions worldwide according to key demographic indicators. Currently, the DemoTables '96 software is distributed for free to customers of the DemoGraphics '96 software package. More ... |
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DemoTools - Module 1:
Population Projections This software package is designed as a toolbox for demographers and other researchers, who need tools for data analysis and population projection. This module is a state-of-the-art population projection using a cohort-component method. It is closely linked to the Population Estimates of the United Nations Population Division. The current version includes the 2000 Revision of their population estimates. More ... |
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Global Demographic Trends This is the electronic version of a working paper analyzing the 1996 Revision of the United Nations World Population Trends. While some of the population estimates and projections are obviously outdated (primarily due to the HIV/AIDS epidemic), the conclusions, I believe, are mostly valid. More ... |
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ChinaFood The ChinaFood 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. More ... |
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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. More ... See: Review of the RAPS-China software by the Asian Development Bank Institute |
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