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Kyle Buck and Maria Dillard – NOAA National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science, Oceans and Human Health Branch; Kate Rose - NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information |
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There are 8 indices representing different aspects of human well-being measured for 139 coastal and watershed counties in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. The indices are derived from 41 collected secondary variables 5 separate time periods spanning from 2000 through 2012. This data set creates a holistic, county level method to analyze changes in societal structure using the human well-being construct as proxy. The eight indices are as follows: 1) access to social services, 2) basic needs, 3) economic security, 4) education, 5) governance, 6) health, 7) safety and 8) social connectedness.
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Community Well-Being Indicators - 2000 through 2012 - Gulf of Mexico Coastal and Watershed Counties |
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Map Service |
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["Gulf of Mexico","Social","Well Being","Well-Being","Access to Social Services","Basic Needs","Economic Security","Education","Goverance","Health","Safety","Social Connectedness","Human Dimensions","Ecosystem","Assessment","Coastal"] |
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NCCOS_SocialWellBeing_2012 |
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