Data Sources

Animation of the Projected Path of Hurricane Sandy

November 4, 2012 Bing Maps

As a hurricane develops The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) publishes the projected path of the hurricane every day.  Here’s an ainmation of the projected path for Hurricane Sandy:

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CensusViewer visualizes population affected by Hurricane Sandy

October 29, 2012 Bing Maps

Moonshadow Mobile has created a free interactive website that shows how many people in the US may be affected by Hurricane Sandy at http://hurricanesandy.censusviewer.com  

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CensusViewer shows Cable TV zones nationwide

October 28, 2012 Adult Population Data

CensusViewer Premium is a very powerful tool to quickly analyze the reach of every cable TV zone or  Interconnect in the nation.  With CensusViewer you can compare cable zones instantly for any demographic target group.  Cable TV advertisers can save a lot of time and money by using CensusViewer to compare cable TV zones when [...]

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CensusViewer Premium Launched for 35 States

August 24, 2012 Adult Population Data

Moonshadow Mobile has released CensusViewer Premium for the first 35 states.  CensusViewer Premium is a very powerful tool to instantly generate population statistics, maps and graphs.  With CensusViewer Premium users can do extensive demographic analysis right inside of Bing Maps and get instant counts of any selection of the population .  CensusViewer Basic includes the Census data [...]

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Comparing Voters and Non-Voters in Oregon

July 20, 2012 Adult Population Data

It is the summer before elections so it is the bi-annual season for voter registration drives.  Crews around the country are busy going door to door to sign up new voters. We decided to do a comparison between the voters and the non voters in Oregon.  The results are shown in the charts and maps [...]

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Big City Data Mapped

July 11, 2012 Adult Population Data

Big cities generate Big Data.  It can be very difficult to access and understand large amounts of data.  If you have to go through millions of records you do not get an overview and you don’t get the ‘big picture’.  One way to understand Big Data in a faster way is by overlaying it on [...]

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Cities and Race

July 11, 2012 Adult Population Data

Cities are sometimes the centers of interaction between new cultures, races, and incomes. This makes them very interesting to look at through CensusViewer- where you can actually visualize the changes that happen as cities and people adjust to different social and economic changes, and make us wonder about what could have caused different demographic situations. [...]

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African American Population in the United States

July 11, 2012 Census Data

This map shows the population size and density of African American citizens in the United States.  Each dot in the image represents one person of the entire United States population.  The brighter areas on the map represent a higher density of African American citizens.  As you can see from the image, the majority of the [...]

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United States Middle Class

July 10, 2012 Census Data

This image shows the size and distribution of the United States middle class by income level.  The income level range that determines middle class standing in the United States is between approximately $40,000 – $80,ooo.  This is not to be confused with lower and upper middle class.  As you can see from the image, approximately [...]

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Comparing Voter Affiliation with Occupation

July 6, 2012 Adult Population Data

People often assume that people from certain demographics follow certain patterns. For example, there are stereotypes that claim that  people from the military tend to vote Republican. How true are these stereotypes? Let’s go to California to find out.  Below are maps of California showing those who have military status, teaching jobs, and those who [...]

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