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The Art and Science of Planning: Data (the science part) |1.5 AICP CM
Mark O’Dell, Research Analyst, Community Development and Policy Studies, Chicago Fed
Erica Raleigh, Executive Director, Data Driven Detroit
Marisa Laderach, GISP, Beckett & Raeder, Inc
Data Links from the Art and Science of Planning:
The Bridge, Where have all the babies gone? Michigan births lowest since 1944
Esri Business Analyst (Tapestry Segmentation)
ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed)
Center for Neighborhood & Technology
Census Interactive Maps
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Michigan Open Data Portal
Oakland County Open Data Portal
Sperling’s Best Places
Statewide Data Resource from Data Driven Detroit
Peer City Identification Tool, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
The Peer City Identification Tool (PCIT), developed by the Community Development and Policy Studies (CDPS) division of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, is a data comparison and visualization instrument that can help policymakers and practitioners understand a municipality in the context of peer cities. Drawing on city-level indicators from the American Community Survey and historical Decennial Census records, the PCIT performs a cluster analysis to identify groups of similar cities along economic, demographic, social, and housing dimensions. The tool stems from the Industrial Cities Initiative (ICI), a study that profiled ten Midwestern cities with manufacturing legacies, describing how they have fared in socioeconomic terms over time.
Learn more at Peer City Identification Tool
Here We Go Again: Recreational Marijuana in Michigan |1.5 AICP CM LAW
Andrew Brisbo, Director Bureau of Marijuana Regulation
Catherine Kaufman, JD, AICP, Bauckham, Sparks, Thall, Seeber & Kaufman PC
Landon Bartley, AICP, City of Grand Rapids
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