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Bibliography
The following is a bibliography of TIGER System related
papers for further reference:
Beard, C. and A.M. Robbins Scale Determination and Inset
Selection Within a Totally Automated Map Production System,
Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, 17(1): 49-56,
January 1990.
Bishton, A. Designing and Using a Cartographic Extract:
Mapping From the TIGER System, paper presented at the 26th
Annual Conference of the Urban and Regional Information
Systems Association (URISA), Los Angeles, California, August
1988.*
Bishton, A. A Cartographic Extract of the TIGER File:
Implication for Mapping Applications, Proceedings: Ninth
International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography,
Baltimore, Maryland, April 1989, pp. 697-704.
Bishton, A. Mapping From a Cartographic Extract, Cartography
and Geographic Information Systems, 17(1): 21-26, January
1990.
Boudriault, G. Topology in the TIGER File, Proceedings:
Eighth International Symposium on Computer-Assisted
Cartography: 258-263, 1987.
Broome, F.R., C. Beard, and A. Martinez Automated Map Inset
Determination, Proceedings: Eighth International Symposium
on Computer-Assisted Cartography, pp. 466-470, 1987.
Broome, F.R. and L. Godwin The Census Bureau's Publication
Map Production System, Cartography and Geographic Information
Systems, 17(1): 79-88, January 1990.
Broome, F.R. and D.B. Meixler The TIGER Data Base Structure,
Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, 17(1): 39-
48, January 1990.
Carbaugh, L.W. and R. W. Marx The TIGER System: A Census
Bureau Innovation Serving Data Analysts, Government
Information Quarterly 7(3): 285-306, 1990.
Davis, B.A. et al. TIGER/SDTS: Standardizing an Innovation,
Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, 19(5):
January 1993 (in press).
Ebinger, L.R. and A.M. Goulette Automated Names Placement in
a Non-Interactive Environment, Proceedings: Ninth
International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography,
Baltimore, Maryland, April 1989, pp. 205-214.
Ebinger, L.R. and A.M. Goulette Noniteractive Automated
Names Placement for the 1990 Decennial Census, Cartography
and Geographic Information Systems, 17(1): 69-78, January
1990.
Fairchild, D. The Display of Boundary Information: A
Challenge in Map Design in an Automated Production System,
Proceedings: Eighth International Symposium on Computer-
Assisted Cartography, pp. 456-465, 1987.
Kinnear, C. The TIGER Structure, Proceedings: Eighth
International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography, pp.
249-257, 1987.
LaMacchia, R.A. Census Data Available for Transportation
Planners, paper presented at the Third International
Conference on Microcomputers in Transportation, San
Francisco, California, June 22, 1989.*
LaMacchia, R.A. The TIGER File and Redistricting, paper
presented at the National Conference of State Legislatures,
Orlando, Florida, December 1989.*
LaMacchia, R.A. The TIGER System, Exemplary Systems in
Government Awards, 1990. Urban and Regional Information
Systems Association, Washington, D.C., pp. 25-36.
LaMacchia, R.A. and S.G. Tomasi Planned TIGER System
Products, paper distributed at the 1990 Annual Spring
Conference of the Government Publications Libraries of New
England, March 1990.
Martinez, A. Application of Expert Rules in Automated
Cartography, paper presented at the 10th Annual Applied
Geography Conference, October 1987.*
Martinez, A. Automated Insetting: An Expert Component
Embedded in the Census Bureau's Map Production System,
Proceedings: Ninth International Symposium on Computer-
Assisted Cartography, Baltimore, Maryland, April 1989, pp.
181-190.
Marx, R.W. The TIGER System: Automating the Geographic
Structure of the United States Census, Government
Publications Review, Vol. 13, pp. 181-201, 1986.
Marx, R.W. Computer Mapping and the Census Bureau: The
Future and You, paper presented at the AM/FM International
Eastern Regional Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia, May
1986.*
Marx, R.W. The TIGER System: Six Years to Success,
Proceedings: 13th International Conference of the
International Cartographic Association, pp 633-645, October
1987.*
Marx, R.W. and A.J. Saalfeld Programs for Assuring Map
Quality at the Bureau of the Census, Proceedings: The 4th
Annual Research Conference, U.S. Department of Commerce,
Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 1988, pp. 239-259.
Marx, R.W. LIS/GIS Activities of the United States Census
Bureau, paper presented at the Information Exchange sponsored
by the Embassy of the United States of America on
Development, Innovation, and Technology Transfer Regarding
Land Information Management Based on a Cadastral Concept,
Bonn, Federal Republic of Germany, November 1988.*
Marx, R.W. GIS, TIGER, and Other Useful Acronyms,
Proceedings: National Conference Challenge for the 1990s
Geographic Information Systems, Ottawa, Canada, 1989, pp.
439-452.
Marx, R.W. The TIGER System: Yesterday, Today, and
Tomorrow, Cartography and Geographic Information Systems,
17(1): 89-97, January 1990.
Marx, R.W. (ed.) Cartography and Geographic Information
Systems: The Census Bureau's TIGER System, Journal of
American Congress on Surveying and Mapping, Vol. 17, No. 1,
January 1990.
McDowell, T., D. Meixler, P. Rosenson, and B. Davis
Maintenance of Geographic Structure Files at the Bureau of
the Census, Proceedings: Eighth International Symposium on
Computer-Assisted Cartography, pp. 264-269, 1987.
McKenzie, B.Y. and R.A. LaMacchia The U.S. Geological Survey
- U.S. Bureau of the Census Cooperative Digital Mapping
Project: A Unique Success Story, paper presented at the fall
meeting of the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping,
Reno, Nevada, October 1987.*
Meixler, D. and A.J. Saalfeld Polygonization and Topological
Editing at the Bureau of the Census, Proceedings: Eighth
International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography, pp.
731-737, 1987.
Sobel, J. Principal Components of the Census Bureau's TIGER
File, Research in Contemporary and Applied Geography: A
Discussion Series, Vol. X, No. 3, pp. 1-16, 1986.
Sperling, J. Development and Maintenance of the TIGER Data
Base: Experiences in Spatial Data Sharing at the U.S. Bureau
of the Census, National Center for Geographic Information
and Analysis (Initiative 19). San Diego, California,
1992.Sperling, J. Understanding Census Geography in the
TIGER Data Base: The Case of Puerto Rico, Proceedings:
Middle Atlantic Division of the Association of American
Geographers, pp.121-133, 1992.
Tomasi, S.G. Why the Nation Needs a TIGER System,
Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, 17(1): 21-
26, January 1990.
Trainor, T.F. Fully Automated Cartography: A Major
Transition at the Census Bureau, Cartography and Geographic
Information Systems, 17(1): 21-26, January 1990.
Trainor, T.F. Attribute Coding Scheme: Identification of
Features in the U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER System,
Proceedings: AUTO CARTO London, Vol. 1, pp. 117-126,
September 1986.
U.S. Bureau of the Census, Strength in Numbers: Your Guide
to 1990 Census Redistricting Data From the U.S. Bureau of the
Census,, Washington, D.C. January 1990.
U.S. Bureau of the Census, TIGER: The Coast-to-Coast
Digital Map DataBase, Washington, D.C., 1990
U.S. Geological Survey, 1:100,000-Scale Digital Cartographic
Data Base for Federal Requirements, Yearbook, Fiscal Year
1984, Reston, Virginia.
Wanie, T.L. Estimating Production Parameters for Large-
Volume Automated Mapping on a Raster Plotter, Proceedings:
Eighth International Symposium on Computer-Assisted
Cartography, pp. 1-8, 1987.
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* A package of all unpublished papers is available for $10
from Customer Services, Data User Services Division,
Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233
(301) 457-4100; FAX (301) 457-4714.