Analysis of the Vietnamese Community in Santa Clara County, CA GIS 206A – Mid-Term Project Professor L. Estrada By: Quyen Dinh February 8, 2011.

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Analysis of the Vietnamese Community in Santa Clara County, CA GIS 206A – Mid-Term Project Professor L. Estrada By: Quyen Dinh February 8, 2011

Snap Shot of Community* Racial & Ethnic Diversity – White: 45% – Asian Pacific Islander: 27% – Hispanic/Latinos: 24% – African Americans: 3% – Other: 1% Median Family Income: $80K Percent with Limited English Proficiency: 22% 2 *All data from Census 2000 as reported in United Way of Silicon Valley Report: Santa Clara County Trends & Needs Assessment Report – May 2005Santa Clara County Trends & Needs Assessment Report – May 2005

Objective of Project Mid-Term – Locate neighborhoods that are densely populated with Vietnamese community members (using Census Tract level data) – Identify socioeconomic trends associated with these neighborhoods Final – Add client data from a Vietnamese community-based organization (using client addresses) – Make recommendations on where the organization should expand their services 3

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8 *Income Index (Using HUD Definition of Low Income):.30(Median Income) = Extremely Low Income;.50(Median Income) = Very Low;.80(Median Income) = Low

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Final Recommendations Expand services to two areas: north-east and south-east San Jose – Hold Focus Groups – Target Outreach – Locate non-profits/schools to use space for services Keep up the good work! – Continue working in the areas that you – Continue partnerships with Tully Library & Yerba Buena High School 11

Google Mash-Up* Locations that Address Locator Couldn’t Find (both located in low-income areas) 12 *limitations of GIS?

13 Meta-Data

Modeling 14

Skills Modeling (to join geocoded addresses with shape file) (all slides) Meta data Sheet of ICAN client data joined with census tracts layer (all slides) Measurement Analysis (1 mile buffer around ICAN) (slide 8) Original Data (ICAN Data) (all slides) Charts/Graphs/Images (slides 5, 7, 8, 9) Google Mash-up (slide 12) Inset map: California State & Santa Clara County Shape Files (slide 4) Aggregating attribute fields – Vietnamese Concentration per Tract (slide 6) – ICAN Clients per Tract (slide 6) – Income Tract (slide 8) – LEP (slide 9) Geoprocessing: Santa Clara County & San Jose Shape Files Clipped (all slides) Creating indices: Income Index (slide 7) Select attributes: selected census tracts with greater than or equal to 2% ICAN concentration (slide 6 & 7) 15