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- citation:
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- title: Public IBIS-PH Community Design Module
- type: Environmental exposure
- descript:
- abstract: This dataset contains the following measures: commute time.
- Important: Americans spend considerable time traveling to and from work. In 2013, 86% of American workers commuted by car, while the remainder used other forms of transportation such as public and active
(bicycling and walking) transportation. Time spent commuting is associated with several health outcomes, dependent on travel mode. Long commute time or duration can be the result of having long distances to travel,
traveling at slow speeds (e.g., on highly congested roads), or a combination of the two.
- Measures: Average one-way commute time (minutes) for workers 16 years and older for all travel modes
- Derivation:
- Numerator: Commute time for workers 16 years and older for all travel modes
- Denominator: Total commute time for workers 16 years and older for all travel modes
- MeasureUse:
- MeasureLimitations:
- Measures: Number of workers 16 years and older driving 20+ minutes to work (car, truck, van)
- Derivation:
- Numerator: Number of workers 16 years and older driving 20+ minutes to work (car, truck, van)
- Denominator: Not applicable
- MeasureUse:
- MeasureLimitations:
- Measures: Percent of workers 16 years and older driving 20+ minutes to work (car, truck, van)
- Derivation:
- Numerator: Number of workers 16 years and older driving 20+ minutes to work (car, truck, van)
- Denominator: Total number of workers 16 years and older in given geographic area
- MeasureUse:
- MeasureLimitations:
- Measures: Number of workers 16 years and older taking public transportation 45+ minutes to work
- Derivation:
- Numerator: Number of workers 16 years and older taking public transit 45+ minutes to work
- Denominator: Not applicable
- MeasureUse:
- MeasureLimitations:
- Measures: Percent of workers 16 years and older taking public transportation 45+ minutes to work
- Derivation:
- Numerator: Number and of workers 16 years and older taking public transit 45+ minutes to work
- Denominator: Total number of workers age 16 years and older in a given geographic area
- MeasureUse:
- MeasureLimitations:
- Measures: Number of workers 16 years and older walking 10+ minutes to work
- Derivation:
- Numerator: Number of workers 16 years and older walking 10+ minutes to work
- Denominator: Not applicable
- MeasureUse:
- MeasureLimitations:
- Measures: Percent of workers 16 years and older walking 10+ minutes to work
- Derivation:
- Numerator: Number of workers 16 years and older walking 10+ minutes to work
- Denominator: Total number of workers age 16 years and older in a given geographic area
- MeasureUse:
- MeasureLimitations:
- Unit: Minutes
- Unit: Number
- Unit: Percent
- Display:
- Variables:
- A: County
- B: Year
- C: CommuteTime
- VariableDef:
- County: All 29 Utah Counties
- Year: 2005-2015
- CommuteTime: 0-x
- VariableGroups:
- Charttypes:
- Geography:
- Scope:
Utah
- Boundary:
- West: -114.042925
- East: -109.041501
- North: 42.001718
- South: 36.997693
- GeogScale: State
- Time:
- Period: 2005-2015
- Scale: 5-year rolling averages
- Updated:
- Purpose
- Use
- DataSources: These data were obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network using their application programming interface (API); American Community Survey: https://www.census.gov/acs/www/
- DataLimitations: Average commute time cannot be broken down by mode of transportation and therefore might mask trends. The categorical nature of the commute time data make finding the mean/median, 75th percentile, and
90th percentile difficult. The cutoffs for the measures are not exact. These measures do not capture transportation for non-work-related reasons and do not capture user preferences that can affect travel mode and duration
of commute.
- Standards:
- ReportingProtocols:
- supplinf: This indicator should be used to understand commute time using different modes of transportation. It should be understood in the context of public health challenges of physical inactivity, obesity, mental health,
and traffic-related air pollution. This indicator can be used to identify communities that can serve as an example of model policies and provisions that promote active and public transportation. Alternately this indicator
can be used to identify communities that lack adequate infrastructure or policies that support active or public transportation. Communities can use this indicator to advocate for resources, transportation infrastructure,
and behavior change to increase walking, bicycling, and public transportation use among commuters.
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- Citation:
- EEPContact:
- Intro: Metadata created by:
- Name: Health Program Specialist
- Program: Environmental Epidemiology Program
- Department: Utah Department of Health
- Address: 288 North 1460 West
- POBox: P.O. Box 142104
- City: Salt Lake City, UT 84114-2104
- Phone: 801-538-6191
- Email: eep@utah.gov
- Website: http://health.utah.gov/epi/enviroepi/
- DataPartnerContact:
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- Constraints:
- Access: Public Health Professionals may only access secure Utah Tracking Network data through Secure IBIS-PH or in any other way after submitting a complete application as contained in the document Third Party Application for Access to Secure IBIS-PH for Public Health Professionals. Similarly, researchers must submit a complete application as contained in the document Third Party Application for Access to Secure IBIS-PH for Research Projects. The Scientific Review Board (SRB) does not serve as an Institutional Review Board (IRB). Applications requiring an IRB must submit for IRB approval separately. The applications can be submitted concurrently, but the SRB will not grant data access until they have received proof that the IRB has approved the research project. The SRB may conditionally approve access to Secure IBIS-PH pending IRB approval. The SRB ensures that the research proposal meets all of the data owner(s)’s requirements. Visit http://epht.health.utah.gov/epht-view/dataportal/SecureDatasetIntroduction.html for more information.
- Use: NO-USE: This data may not be used in any way to imply Office of Health Care Statistics (OHCS) or Utah Department of Health (UDOH) endorsement of any research objective, commercial or for-profit venture; to advertise or support a commercial product; or to direct or plan targeted advertising. This data may not be used to identify subjects of hospitalization, case information or the individual or organization who reported the case information. PUBLICATION: The data user will comply with OHCS rules for publication or presentation of this data or any results derived from this data. Publication approval of any manuscript or document must be accomplished prior to submission for publication. Data users will provide a copy of any publication draft or public presentation of this data or results derived from this data to the Utah Environmental Public Health Tracking Network (UEPHTN) which will coordinate UEPHTN and OHCS approval to publish or present. See contact information in this metadata. The OHCS requires 30 days to approve draft publications. The OHCS will provide a response in writing to the data user. RIGHT TO REFUSAL: The OHCS and/or the UEPHTN retain the right to refuse any publication or public presentation of the data or results derived from the data. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Use of this data requires acknowledgement of the OHCS and the UEPHTN in any publications or public presentations of the data or results derived from the data. Acknowledgement must be made that the research was supported by the OHCS with support from the Utah Department of Health. Acknowledgement must be made that the research was supported by the UEPHTN, which is partially funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. AUTHORSHIP: Authorship is required when the OHCS or the UEPHTN makes substantial contribution to the data. AUDITS: The OHCS and/or the UEPHTN retain the right to conduct on-site audits of the researcher with or without cause. Audits will be conducted after notification and during normal business hours by representatives of the OHCS or UEPHTN. The audit will observe research practices for protecting data. REPORTS: Data users must submit annual and final reports regarding the progress and/or completion of research projects to the OHCS. This will be done through the UEPHTN.
- Liability: DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY, RELIABILITY, DAMAGES AND ENDORSEMENT. The Utah Public Health Tracking Network (UEPHTN) is maintained, managed and operated by the Environmental Epidemiology Program (EEP) within the Utah Department of Health (UDOH). In preparing this data, every effort has been made to offer the most current, correct, complete and clearly expressed information possible. Nevertheless, some errors in the data may exist. In particular, but without limiting anything here, the Utah Department of Health disclaims any responsibility for source data, compilation and typographical errors and accuracy of the information that may be contained in this data. These data does not represent the official legal version of source documents or data used to compile this data. The UDOH further reserves the right to make changes to this data at any time without notice. These data have been compiled by the staff of the EEP from a variety of source data, and are subject to change without notice. The UDOH makes no guarantees or representations whatsoever regarding the quality, content, condition, functionality, performance, completeness, accuracy, compilation, fitness or adequacy of the data. By using this data, you assume all risk associated with the acquisition, use, management, and disposition of this data in your information system, including any risks to your computers, software or data being damaged by any virus, software, or any other file which might be transmitted or activated during the data exchange of this data. The UDOH shall not be liable, without limitation, for any direct, indirect, special, incidental, compensatory, or consequential damages, or third-party claims, resulting from the use or misuse of the acquired data, even if the UDOH or its agency has been advised of the possibility of such potential damages or loss. Format compatibility is the user’s responsibility. Reference herein to any specific commercial products, processes, services, or standards by trade name, trademark, manufacture, URL, or otherwise, does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation or favoring by the UDOH. The view and opinions of the metadata compiler expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the UDOH, or the data owners and shall not be used for advertising or product endorsement purposes. Use of this data with other data shall not terminate, void or otherwise contradict this statement of liability. The sale or resale of these data, or any portions thereof, is prohibited unless with the express written permission of the UDOH. If errors and/or otherwise inappropriate information are brought to our attention, a reasonable effort will be made to fix or remove them. Such concerns should be addressed to the EEP program manager (See Point of Contact contained in this metadata file).
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