Census Bureau to Release 2024 LODES Data, Updated OnTheMap and Population Projections to 2100 for 24 Countries on Nov. 5
The U.S. Census Bureau is significantly enhancing its open data landscape by releasing updated Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics statistics for 2024. This update expands the OnTheMap application to include twenty-three years of employment history, offering researchers a deeper, longitudinal perspective on labor market trends and commuting patterns. By integrating recent data with historical records, the bureau provides a more robust foundation for analyzing economic shifts and workforce mobility over time. Simultaneously, the bureau is expanding its global demographic resources by updating the International Database with projections extending to the year 2100. These estimates cover vital indicators such as population growth, mortality, and migration for over two hundred countries. This commitment to long-term demographic forecasting allows policymakers and scholars to access standardized, comprehensive data that supports international comparative studies and strategic planning regarding future societal needs. These releases are crucial for open_data advocates as they demonstrate a sustained commitment to providing high-granularity, freely accessible datasets that span economic, demographic, and international domains. The integration of these diverse data streams enables more nuanced, evidence-based decision-making across various sectors. Furthermore, accompanying webinars on using these tools for student projects and survey modernization highlight the bureau’s active role in fostering data literacy and empowering users to leverage open government information effectively.
Source: newsroomamerica.comPublished on 2026-11-03
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