2000115-Strengthening-Communities-with-Neighborhood-Data

444 Index
privacy concerns (continued)
identity management, 130
new data sources, 97
open data from government sources, 129
program design, policy analysis and, 393
program evaluation
goal of, 143–144
neighborhood data and, 190–193
Progressive era, 187
Project on Human Development in
Chicago Neighborhoods, 95, 194,
292, 367
Promise Neighborhoods initiative, 21,
36n.9, 152, 153, 167, 172–177, 185,
281
propensity score matching, 304
property appreciation, repeat sales index
and, 319
property data, sophisticated uses of, in
foreclosure crisis, 153, 158–160
property records, 16, 20, 39
property sales data, 392
property tax delinquencies, 208, 209, 215,
216
property tax status, 43
property transactions/characteristics,
NNIP partner data holdings, 2013,
88–89
proportions, small-area indexes and, 293
proprietary data
expanding access to, 401, 403–404
neighborhood indicators and, 91–93
Providence Plan, The, 10n.2, 90, 102
P-20 data system, on education, 21
public assistance
NNIP partner data holdings, 2013, 87
program data, 20
Public Data Explorer, 105
public health sector, neighborhood
improvement initiatives, 151
public hospitals, record keeping by, 17
public housing
HousingLink, 66
revitalization programs, 355
public key infrastructure, 131
Public Library Survey (PLS), 80
public opinion, weights for indicators, 294
PySAL 1.3, 380
PySAL 1.4, 378
PySAL, regionalization code, 379
quality of life, indexes of well-being and,
293
queen border contiguity, 376
race, 221
racial disparities in lending, identifying, 80
racism, out-mobility of white population
and, 350
Radil, S. M., 376, 377
Radin, Ken, 253
random assignment experiments,
neighborhood effects testing and,
354–355
randomization, matched designs and, 304
randomized controlled trials, 300
Rankin, S., 381
Ratcliffe, Jerry, 384n.14
rates, small-area indexes and, 293
Raudenbush, S. W., 380
raw data, 134
increasing availability of, 123, 128–129
mashups and, 125
Rawlings, Mike, 237
Ray, Talton, 10n.2
reading campaign, 226–227
reading proficiency, chronic absence and,
266
real estate-owned (REO) property
disposition, NEO CANDO-NST
web app data and, 212–213
real-time learning systems, research gaps
related to, 382
RealtyTrac, 93
record keeping
private firms, 18
public-sector institutions, 17–18
Reentry Mapping Network, 86, 89
reflective action (praxis), 188
regimes, defined, 19