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Geographic Support System Initiative (GSS-I) Update: Collaboration and Address Data Enhancement

The Geographic Support System Initiative (GSS-I) aims to enhance address data acquisition and processing, focusing on urban areas with anticipated growth. Partners are encouraged to develop comprehensive address lists, including various address types and structure identifiers. GSS-I is committed to improving address matching and streamlining data evaluation. Collaboration among state and local geospatial data groups, including State Data Centers (SDCs) and the Census Bureau, is essential. Participate in Census webinars to share insights and ensure successful efforts. Contact Andrea Grace Johnson for partnership opportunities.

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Geographic Support System Initiative (GSS-I) Update: Collaboration and Address Data Enhancement

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  1. Geographic Support System Initiative (GSS-I) Update Andrea Grace Johnson Geography Division U.S. Census Bureau

  2. GSS-I Partner Data Acquisition

  3. GSS-I Address Processing

  4. How can you help? • Encourage partners to include the following in their address list development: • Address Types (e.g. residential, commercial, government etc.) • Within Structure Identifiers (e.g. apt #101) • Identification of Group Quarters

  5. GSS-I Sample Feedback Reports

  6. FY2015 GSS-I Plans • Acquire and process medium and large urban areas with suspected growth. • Continue efforts to streamline GSS-I data evaluation: • Improve address matching • Conflate spatial files • Work with 2020 Address Canvassing Groups to align GSS-I file acquisition with 2020 Census design.

  7. SDC’s and the GSS-I • Join us as we work to coordinate efforts amongst all groups working with state and local geospatial data: • State Data Centers (SDCs), • National States Geographic Information Council (NSGIC), • Federal-State Cooperative for Population Estimates (FSCPE), • Census Bureau • Coordination may include: • Identifying where address or road data does not exist, • Identifying owners of address and geospatial data in your state, and sharing this information between our groups. • Participating in Census sponsored webinars to discuss topics like partner file status, data issues, future directions etc.

  8. Thank You! • Contact me: • Andrea.Grace.Johnson@census.gov • We couldn’t do this without our partners!

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