Tailte Eireann Census 2016 OpenData

Open Data for Census 2016 Ireland Bringing Geography and Statistics Together On this site Census 2016 datasets have been combined with Tailte Éireann official boundary data as part of a collaborative project between the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and Tailte Éireann to link geography and statistics. Tailte Éireann Logo GeoHive logo CSO logo About Small Area Population Statistics (SAPS) are Census statistics produced by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) for a range of geographical levels including 31 Administrative Counties, 95 Municipal districts, 3,409 Electoral Divisions and 18,641 Small Areas. Although the statistics are collected by the CSO the statutory boundary data sets are administered by Tailte Éireann. On this website the statistical and boundary data have been fused together to provide almost 500 layers of geo-statistical information. These layers can be visualised here as colour coded thematic maps or they can be downloaded as Open Data in a variety of formats or alternatively accessed via a set of Open APIs. Explore Data via StoryMaps Click on an image below to access an interactive narrative on a particular Census 2016 Profile. Explore Data via Census Themes Click to access statistics in any of the 15 Census themes provided below. We have used official Alias Names for the Census 2016 Variables presented on this site. Download the Census 2016 Glossary as a cross reference between the variable field names and descriptive alias names. 1. Sex, Age & Marital Status 2. Migration, Ethnicity & Religion 3. Irish Language 4. Families 5. Private Households 6. Housing 7. Communal Establishments 8. Principal Status 9. Social Class & Socio-Economic Group 10. Education 11. Commuting 12. Disability, Carers & General Health 13. Occupation 14. Industries 15. PC & Internet Access Boundaries Find Data Get Mapping! How to make the most of this website. 1. Find Data Use the Search box to search for and discover data from our Catalogue. We have 'tagged' the data items with Census 2016 theme categories. Tip: Just hit Search with no search term to view the entire Catalog. 2. Visualise Data When you find a Layer of interest click on any variable box to see that variable mapped and charted. The system will use Smart Mapping to render a thematic map of your chosen variable from Census 2016. Tip: If you want to change the Visualisation you can easily build your own webmap. 3. Build Webmaps Webmaps enable you to combine multiple operational layers from this site and other sites. This creates a 'map sandwich' of operational data layers overlayed onto a basemap. Just click on the Create Webmap option to pass the Layer you are working with here into ArcGIS Online's map viewer where you can create, save and share your webmap. Tip: Create a Public or Organisation Account on ArcGIS to save your webmap. 4. Share Your Work You can Embed your Webmap in websites, blogs or StoryMaps using our template viewers and Share with your stakeholders. This is a great way to use Census 2016 to support evidence based decision making. Tip: Evey webmap gets a unique id, you can use it to embed the webmap using the basic viewer template. 5. Build Apps If you want to go beyond what the standard templates can do you are free to build your own Apps for web and mobile using our Developer APIs. Tip: All our viewers are responsive JavaScript/HTML5 so they work on browser and mobile devices. Instructional Videos Click on a Video below to find out how to use the site. cc-by Open means Open This site is a joint initiative of CSO and Tailte Éireann. It was created to promote the use of Geography and Statistics to support evidence based decision making across the Irish Public Sector and among Civil Society. This site and the data it presents are Open, Public and Free to Use. Except where otherwise noted, content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. Visualise our Data as Map Layers. Map Layers We have combined statistics and geography to create a set of map Layers. These map Layers are ready to use by both casual users and developers. If you are a developer - simply click on the APIs button provided with each Layer to access our RESTful GeoServices API or the GeoJSON API. You may also access the Esri API for JavaScript by creating a Developer Account. If you are a casual user - simply click on the Create Webmap link on the right hand side of any Item Page under the About heading. This will load the Layer you are using into ArcGIS Online. From here you can alter the visualisation and using either a Public or Organisation Account you can log in an save your new Webmap. Credits © 2023 Tailte Éireann Built by Esri Ireland using the ArcGIS Open Data platform. Contact Us Tailte Éireann, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8. D08 F6E4 geohive@tailte.ie @TailteÉireann Related Links geohive.ie Sustainable Development Goals SapMap

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