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Spatial Analysis of Statistics
(with Special Reference to Qatar Census 2010)
State of Qatar
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Spatial Analysis of Statistics
Overview
 Spatial Analysis of Statistics- Answering Where & How!
 Spatial Analysis Techniques- Processes & Methods
 Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 Results- Examples from
QSA Data Users
 Disseminating Spatially Analyzed Statistics- Printed,
Digital and through Web Applications
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Spatial Analysis of Statistics- Answering
Where & How!
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Spatial Analysis of Statistics -Answering
Where & How!
 Data Users are often not only interested in
answering the “How much” question, but
 “How much is Where” question
 Spatial (Geographic) Analysis of Statistics Transforms Data into Information, and
 Presents results to the users in a concise and easy to
understand manner
For ExamplePopulation Distribution representation through Maps
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Spatial Analysis of Statistics-Answering
Where & How!
 Population Distribution (By Census Blocks)
Tables
Maps
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Spatial Analysis of Statistics-Answering
Where & How!
Maps

Population Growth 1986- 2010
Tables
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Spatial Analysis TechniquesProcesses & Methods
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Spatial Analysis Techniques- Processes
& Methods
 Requires Geo-referencing & Coding of Data
Units Spatial Analysis of Census Data requires proper
Geo-referencing and Coding of Data Units for
collection and representation of Data.
 This is to be done at the time of Census
Operations and a Census Geography Database is
to be created, e.g., Qatar Census Geography
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Spatial Analysis Techniques- Processes
& Methods- Census Geography
 Qatar Three Tier Administrative/ Census Data Unit Hierarchy 2010
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Spatial Analysis Techniques- Processes
& Methods- Census Geography contd..
 Qatar Census Geography- Census Data Unit Hierarchy 2010
QATAR
MUNICIPALITIES
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ZONES (QARS)
90
CENSUS BLOCKS
4345
PLOTS (QARS)
150,000
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Spatial Analysis Techniques- Processes
& Methods- Census Geography contd..
 Census Data
Aggregation &
Dissemination
Units

Census
Data
Aggregated
to Agency
Specific
Spatial Data
Units
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Spatial Analysis Techniques-Processes &
Methods- Census GIS Database
 Zone Level- Census GIS Database
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Spatial Analysis Techniques Processes &
Methods- Census GIS Database contd..
 Census Block Level- Census GIS Database
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Spatial Analysis Techniques Processes &
Methods- Some Prevalent Forms useful with Population data
 Thematic Mapping- Spatial & Temporal
Common
 Choropleths- Color Maps
Advanced
 Dasymetric Mapping- using geographic layers such as Land use
 Volumetric Mapping- Estimating and Representing Statistics at
small Data Units level for which Census data is not made available-
e.g., for Buildings falling with in a Census Block
 Queries- Where & How and sometime answering Why!
 Transformation- Buffering- Point, Line & Polygon
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Spatial Analysis Techniques Processes &
Methods- Some Prevalent Forms useful with Population data
 Contd..
 Spatial Interpolation- method designed to fill in values that lie between observations
(Samples).
The type of analysis include Kriging- estimate the values of unsampled sites Thiessen polygons- assumes that the values of the unsampled data are equivalent to
those of the sampled points.
 Centre of Population- used to display the center of population using the weighted
average of x and y coordinates of populated points
 Cluster analysis- regards the distribution of points in space irrespective of their actual
locations to determine whether patterns are random, clustered, or dispersed
 Hot Spots- are where high values are surrounded by high values, or cold spots, where low
values are surrounded by low values.
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsThematic
MappingSpatial
Table
Map
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsTransforming Mapping- Spatial & Temporal
Table
2010
Maps for Census Years
2004
1997
1986
 Darker the Shades Higher the
Concentration of Population
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsThematic Mapping- 2D & 3D Mapping
 2D & 3D Representation of Census 2010 Population Data

Zone 22 & 23(Data by
Census Blocks
2010)
3D
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsDasymetric Mapping
 Dasymetric Mapping
Before
After
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsVolumetric Mapping
 Volumetric Mapping
Population Data by Census Blocks
Estimated Population Data by Buildings
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & Methods- Query
 Census Blocks with Large Labor Gatherings- Census
2010
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & Methods- Query
 Zones Recording more than 200 % Growth in
Population during 2004- 2010
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsTrends & Patterns
 Changing Concentration of Qatari Population in 25 Years
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsTrends & Patterns
 Theme Representation- Changing
Population Concentration (19862010)
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsTransformation- Buffering
 Population Characteristics of a Defined Area- e.g.,
within 3 Km distance
Line Buffer along the Al Shamal Road
Point Buffer surrounding Al khore Health Centre
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Spatial Analysis Techniques & MethodsSpatial Interpolation
 Method designed to fill in values that lie between observations
(Samples).
Cluster Analysis
Hotspot Analysis
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
 Data Retrieval for User Specified AreasASGHAL (Sewage CatchmentProject Areas)
Project Area PS16 Data by Project Areas, 2010
Project
Areas
Buildings
2010
Population
2010
PS2
106
747
PS7
776
10665
PS8-NAVAL
284
1483
PS8
959
17280
PS9
2264
28814
PS16
536
7337
Total
4925
66326
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
 Data Retrieval for User Specified Areas ASGHAL- Roads Project Area (Concept Design of Furuasia, Huwar & Khafji
Streets- KEO consultants)
Project Area- ( Request for Data)
Project Area- ( Geo-referencing)
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
 Data Retrieval for User Specified Areas ASGHAL- Roads Project Area (Concept Design of Furuasia, Huwar & Khafji
Streets- KEO consultants)
• Census Data Units overlaid and intersected
for Data Aggregation
Project- Furousia, Huwar, Khafji- Census 2010 Data by Census Blocks &
Zones falling in the Project Area marked.
BLOCKCO
DE
ZONE
BUILDINGS2
010
ESTAB_
BUILDIN
GS
HOUSING
_UNITS
LABOR_GATHER
INGS
HOUSEHOLDS
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Z30B005
4
3
1
0
0
30
Z30B006
89
1
101
1
83
30
Z30B016
41
0
49
0
39
30
Z30B017
80
1
67
2
41
30 Total
214
5
218
3
163
68 Total
383
10
327
7
260
37822
6665
40427
5049
31773
Grand
Total
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
 Data Retrieval for User Specified AreasMOI- Capitol Police Areas
Capitol Police
Areas
Qatari_HH
Qatari_POP08
NonQat_HH
NonQatari_POP08
Labor_G
ath
Lab_POP08
TOTAL_POP2008
HousingUnits
Buildings
Total Arae 1
4288
36928
11092
48992
2432
34763
120683
18809
16614
Total Area 2
3657
32140
28273
103416
11739
125755
261311
49073
22662
Total Area 3
1276
11911
8536
31633
1668
25050
68594
14243
10209
Total Area 4
3351
29043
7797
34100
1822
25945
89088
13693
10235
12572
110022
55698
218141
17661
211513
539676
95818
59720
GRAND TOTAL
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users

Thematic Mapping- User Request

Census 2010 Population as
Calculated by KAHARMA Water
Meter Districts
DMA_NAME
DMA_NUM
BER
SHAPE_AR
EA
Population20
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Al Jasra
10
1141266.635
8519
Al Asmakh
40
326333.0158
14063
Wadi Al Sail East
100
1984851.489
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Rumaila
110
3132694.829
3951
Musheireb
130
1429897.917
13569
Fareeq Abdul Aziz
140
532164.7397
10808
Al Doha Al Jadeeda
150
477328.5535
13059
Al Ghanim Al Qadeem
160
411833.4875
14230
Al Hitmi/Doha Port
170
2522456.708
7872
Wadi Al Sail West
200
1313586.311
539
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
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Thematic Mapping- Census 2010 Results Publications
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
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Thematic Mapping- Census 2010 Results- Publications
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
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Combining Census Information with Geographic
Layers for Planning & Analysis
Census Boundaries
- QSA
Road NetworkPWA (Asghal)
Administrative BoundariesUrban Planning (LIC)
Topographic - CGIS
Ortho & Satellite Images –
CGIS
Maps for Planning
& Analysis
Landmarks –
CGIS
Utilities NetworkKahrama/ Qtel
QP Admin Areas- Qatar
Petroleum
Geographic Names –
CGIS
Land Parcel & StreetsUrban Planning (LICUPDA)
Amenities- Education/Health
Ministry
Farms- Agriculture
(Environment Ministry)
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
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Combining Census
Information with
Geographic Layers for
Planning & Analysis
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users

Buffering- Point (Landmark)
 Census 2010 Data
Request from
Shopping Malls in
Qatar
Two Proposed Mall Sites
 Buffers of 3, 5 and 10
Km surrounding the
Location
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users

Buffering- Point (Landmark)
 Census 2010 Data Request from
Shopping Malls in Qatar
 Zone and Census 2010
Boundaries Overlaid
and Intersected
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users

Buffering- Point (Landmark)
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Attribute data Joined to Census Block Layers using the Key Field- BLOCKCODE
Site Selection – Two Proposed
Shopping Mall Sites in Qatar
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users

Buffering- Point (Landmark)
Al Wakra_HMC
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Attribute data
further
Processed and
Summary Tables
Generated-
Buffer Distance
Total
Populati
on
Qatari
Populati
on
Non_Qat
ari
Populati
on
Labor
gatherin
gs
Non_Qat
ari
Househo
lds
Qatari
Househol
ds
Total
Est
Buildin
gs
3 Kilometer
16890
3812
13078
314
779
608
86
5 Kilometer
693
0
693
21
15
0
17
39771
4194
35577
431
2083
650
335
Qatari
Populati
on
Non_Qat
ari
Populati
on
Labor
gatherin
gs
Non_Qat
ari
Househo
lds
Qatari
Househol
ds
Total
Estab_
Buildin
gs
10 Kilometer
Landmark RA
Buffer Distance
Total
Populati
on
3 Kilometer
71939
16296
55643
1343
6598
2569
404
5 Kilometer
61749
15328
46421
1039
6599
2290
457
10 Kilometer
285842
35045
250797
12057
32241
5371
2578
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users

Buffering- Line (Road)

MOI Request for
Census 2010 Data-
 Demographic Characteristics
along Shamal Road within 1,
3 and 5 Km Distance
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users

Buffering- Line (Road)
 Demographic Characteristics
along Shamal Road within 1,
3 and 5 Km Distance
 Summary Data Tables
BUFFER MALES FEMALES TOTAL ARABIC_PO
APTMNT PAL_VILLA
TOTLA_HULAB_LARGE
LAB_SMALL
1 Km
9899
8184
18083
438
234
1424
2421
101
130
BUFFER MALES FEMALES TOTAL ARABIC_PO
APTMNT PAL_VILLA
TOTLA_HULAB_LARGE
LAB_SMALL
3 Km
41391
30568
71959
1749
422
4866
8504
325
405
BUFFER MALES FEMALES TOTAL ARABIC_PO
APTMNT PAL_VILLA
TOTLA_HULAB_LARGE
LAB_SMALL
5 Km
47096
31685
78781
1829
445
4988
8947
365
429
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Spatial Analysis of Census 2010 ResultsExamples from QSA Data Users
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Queries& Analysis- through GIS Web Applications
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Disseminating Spatially Analyzed StatisticsPrinted, Digital and
through Web Applications
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Disseminating Spatially Analyzed StatisticsPrinted, Digital and Web Applications
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Thematic Maps in Printed form in Reports, Books
and Atlases
• Theme
Representation-
Atlases & Thematic
Maps
(Printed & Digital)
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Disseminating Spatially Analyzed StatisticsPrinted, Digital and Web Applications
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Atlases – Digital (Interactive) and Printed
Qatar Census 1997
Qatar Census 2004
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Disseminating Spatially Analyzed StatisticsPrinted, Digital and Web Applications

Atlases – Digital (Interactive) and Printed-A2size
Qatar Census 2010
(About 200 Thematic Maps & Charts with Data & Notes)
Themes (From 1986- 2010)
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Administrative
Settlement
Housing & Households
Infrastructure
Population
Agriculture, Economy & Trade
QATAR ATLAS 2010
Under Preparation
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Disseminating Spatially Analyzed StatisticsPrinted, Digital and Web Applications

GIS Web Applications- e.g., Geo-Statistics Application by
QSA GIS (www.qsa.gov.qa/gsa/DEMO/welcome.html
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Disseminating Spatially Analyzed StatisticsPrinted, Digital and Web Applications

GIS Web Applications- e.g., Geo-Statistics Application
by QSA GIS
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Thank You!
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