2000115-Strengthening-Communities-with-Neighborhood-Data

438 Index
Minneapolis Inspections office, 63
Minneapolis Neighborhood Information
System (MNIS), 62–64
Minneapolis Regulatory Services office, 63
Minneapolis-Saint Paul, community
information in, 27
Minneapolis-Saint Paul Central Corridor
light-rail transit line, 67–68
Minneapolis 311, resource allocation
and, 53
Minneapolis Utilities Billing Department,
63
Minnesota Department of Revenue, 65
Minnesota-3D (M3D), 62, 64–65
minority populations, childhood obesity
in, 228
mobile applications, 49
mobile devices, 53, 98, 107, 124, 311
mobile technology, 125–126
model cities, 1
modifiable areal unit problem (MAUP),
368, 381
data analysis in place-based initiatives
evaluation, 371
neighborhood effects, 371–372
place-based initiatives vulnerable to, 379
residential mobility, 372–373
scale mismatch, 371
Monte Carlo permutation approach, 378
Moore, E. G., 351, 352
Moore, Kristin Anderson, 144
Moran’s I (local), 378
Morris, N. A., 371
mortgage modification applications, 198,
199
Moving to Opportunity experiment, 308,
359n.3, 371–372
MRFIT program, Kaiser Permanente as
site for, 257
Mujahid, M. S., 292
multiagency program service data, 86
multiattribute indexes, 286
multidimensional indexes, complexity
of, 294
multidimensional metrics and
classification, combining indicators
for, 287, 292–296
multi-indicator indexes, formulating, 293
multiple scales, boundaries of areal units
and, 370
multiplier effects, spatial heterogeneity
and, 368
multivariate spatial models, 379
Musterd, S., 348
Nadaka Nature Park (Portland, Oregon),
260
Nashville, Tennessee, Neighbors Reaching
Out Neighborhood Association, 157
National Center for Children and Poverty,
266
National Center for School Engagement,
266
national datasets, with small-area data,
75–81
national-government data, expanding
access to, 401, 403–404
National Historical Geographic
Information System, 105, 392
National Institutes of Health, 105
National League of Cities (NLC), 34, 90,
391
National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership
(NNIP), 4, 5, 8, 9, 10n.4, 14,
17, 22, 74, 85, 86, 102, 103, 108, 154,
222, 223, 224, 241, 266, 318, 367, 395
civic environments, institutional
capacity, and, 408
commitment to distressed
neighborhoods by, 27–28
democratizing information and, 3,
32, 155
expanded data holdings of, 391, 392
field-building work by, 401
funding and sustainability and, 28–29
growth of, 390
impacts on civic life and governance,
32–33
network and agenda of, 33–34
number of partner sites, by institutional
type, June 2013, 26
open data movement and, 400